The phrase "any platoon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group or unit within a military context, indicating that the statement applies to all possible platoons.
Example: "The commander can assign tasks to any platoon based on their availability and readiness."
Alternatives: "any unit" or "any squad".
Any car wishing to join a platoon would specify its desired destination, making it possible to identify a nearby platoon heading the right way.
In this section, we will discuss the contributions to the available connectivity from indirect communication ways, which are further classified as multi-hop forwarding in a platoon and store-carry forwarding when no any instantaneous direct connection is achievable.
The restrained group is composed of those drivers who are travelling at or below their desired speed in a platoon by choice; they do not take any attempt to overtake even if there is an opportunity.
Once the court of inquiry closes, the investigating officers will make a recommendation to the convening authority — in this case, to Lt. Gen. James N. Mattis, the commander of Marine Corps Forces Central Command — about whether there is evidence to suggest a crime was committed by any of the platoon members.
DOWNHILL BATTLE By taking rooms with windows facing the outside first, a platoon can effectively seal off a building and prevent any enemies inside from firing at friendly forces on the streets below.
My point is not to defend Moore, who -- with a platoon of bodyguards and a legal team starring Mario Cuomo -- hardly needs any muscle from me.
Is it a platoon situation?
It would serve a platoon of Marines.
He added that if the American unit, a platoon of the 173rd Airborne Brigade Combat Team, had coordinated with him ahead of time, perhaps he could have headed off any hard feelings — perhaps even the shooting itself.
On the other hand she could be gunned down any minute by Dolores. Lee Sizemore is standing in an empty cold store wondering what happened to a platoon of decommissioned hosts.
