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Re: Imperial Guards
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lugnet.pirates
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Sat, 22 Jul 2000 17:53:10 GMT
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On Sat, 22 Jul 2000, Bruce Schlickbernd wrote:
> That's 1600-1800 AD, as in year, not amount. In the military, 3
> squads (vaguely around 10-12 men depending) make a platoon, 3 platoons
> make a company, and on up the scale. But those are 20th century
> numbers. I think I have somewhere around 100-120 combined red/blue
> guards (haven't counted lately).
Modern US Light Infantry platoons are comprised of 3-4 squads of 9 men
each (1 squad leader, 2 teams of 4 men each), so that makes platoons have
either 29 or 38 men (includes a platoon sergeant and a lieutenant).
Modern companies are comprised of 3-5 platoons (and a company commander,
executive officer, and first sergeant). Specialty or Mechanized infantry
companies can be completely different.
J.
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| (...) Blink - talk about delayed reaction. (9 month hesitiation) That's 1600-1800 AD, as in year, not amount. In the military, 3 squads (vaguely around 10-12 men depending) make a platoon, 3 platoons make a company, and on up the scale. But those (...) (24 years ago, 22-Jul-00, to lugnet.pirates)
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