During the Viet War; US Army: approximately 40 men per platoon. A Patrol was normally 6 men; Squad 12 men. Two or more Squads made a Platoon. Two or more Platoons made a Company; two or more Company's made a Battalion; two or more Battalions made a Brigade (or regiment in the Cavalry). Two or more Brigades made a Division. Two or more Divisions made a Corps, two or more Corp's made an Army; two or more Armies makes up the US Army. During Viet War: Company=Troop (Cavalry)=Battery (Artillery) Battalion=Squadron (Cavalry) Brigade=Regiment (Cavalry)
The size can vary by country, period and type of unit. In World War 2, the basic platoon of an Infantry Division included 3 Rifle Squads each consisting of 9-12 men lead by one NCO(Sergeant) and a corporal.
In most armies, 26 - 30 in a platoon.
Platoon Leader - memoir - has 208 pages.
about 500 men per platoon fought in the war
Typically it would be the rifleman in 3rd Squad Bravo Team.
Map Reading, Physical, abilty to lead another person or platoon.
A platoon is a group of soldiers. The platoon marched in unison.
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The size of a Canadian platoon can vary, but it typically consists of around 30 to 40 soldiers, including both officers and enlisted personnel.
The Production Budget for Platoon was $6,000,000.
There are a couple places where one could go to view videos of the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon. For instance, YouTube and the official Marines website offer many videos for the Marine Corps Silent Drill Platoon.
Mech Platoon happened in 2001.
The Production Budget for Platoon was $6,000,000.
The weapons squad squad leader who is the most seasoned E-6 in the platoon, that is until a new E-7 and LT are put in the platoon