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Situation dependent. The squad may be broken down to replace lost members of other squads, or another squad may be broken down to replace lost members of that and other squads. Reservists may be called up as replacements, new inprocessing soldiers may be sent as replacements, etc.

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Q: When an army soldier dies who replaces his or her position in the squad or platoon?
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