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The 4th Battalion was ordered to fight a rearguard action.battalion = large group of soldiers
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The only tribesman spared was the commander of the battalion. (source)
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Three marines made a fire team, three fire teams made a squad, three squads made a platoon, three platoons made a company, three companies made a battalion... (source)
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They got reports of battalion-size movements. (source)
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Meanwhile, Second Battalion, in the center, turned back upon hearing gunfire in the distance, so as to avoid an ambush. (source)Battalion = a large group of soldiers
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He insisted on seeing the Battalion Commander. (source)Battalion = large group of soldiers
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There was an entire battalion of soldiers guarding it and even snipers on the rooftops.† (source)battalion = large group of soldiers
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"One hundred and eleven battalions," she replied. (source)battalions = large groups of soldiers
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He was being called to command a battalion in Korea and had to leave the next day.† (source)battalion = large group of soldiers
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They installed powerful force shields over each of them and stationed armored battalions outside the shield walls.† (source)battalions = large groups of soldiers
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He has rushed back all the way from his battalion, she was thinking, to wish me well on my day.† (source)battalion = large group of soldiers
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It is a sign, I think, of how addled I was with love and fear and no sleep, that it took me so long to realize: that stinging insects should not come in battalions, and ten falling pots in a morning was beyond even my tired clumsiness.† (source)battalions = large groups of soldiers
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Soon another battalion of recruits was added, on Thursdays older, less literate women from south of the Jogues who could knit in their sleep.† (source)battalion = large group of soldiers
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The Justice of Ente Issa battalions didn't do anything during that time that One Esk didn't also do.† (source)battalions = large groups of soldiers
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For example, those planning to join a Ranger battalion or one of the elite Army units like the 82nd Airborne Division needed to be qualified as paratroopers.† (source)battalion = large group of soldiers
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There are some four hundred thousand people in it, and Ukrainian and Lithuanian police battalions are used for the purpose instead of the German police.† (source)battalions = large groups of soldiers
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