Sentence examples for of each platoon from inspiring English sources
As the battalion commander and the battalion command sergeant major looked out on the parade ground and saw a black sergeant standing in front of each platoon and a black first sergeant in front of the entire company, you could see the shock in the officers' eyes, the sergeants said.
Because the platoons are judged as a whole, the members of each platoon rely on each other to perform to the best of their ability.
Military historians have attributed the success of this attack to careful planning by Canadian Corps commander Julian Byng and his subordinate General Arthur Currie, constant training, and the assignment of specific objectives to each platoon.
During this time, the battalion was reorganised as part of a wider-Army restructure that resulted in an attempt to increase the firepower of the each platoon.
Each platoon of each company were available for ½ day for collection of data, including paper-pencil questionnaires (approx. 1 ½ hrs).
Although originally the Nationalists were aiming to equip at least one Panzer I in each platoon of each battalion with the larger gun, only four prototypes were completed.
Within each platoon, a headquarters element of five men provided command and control.
The white lieutenant commanding each platoon carried the weapon of his choice, usually a shotgun or an FN FAL battle rifle, and acted with the assistance of a black platoon sergeant and a black warrant officer.
In flashback, we are introduced to each member of the platoon (the nervous new lieutenant, the father-to-be, and so forth), and this results, much later, in an exchange between Nantz and the brother of a marine who died under his command.
That and the fact that Polish cops make even Greek police look woefully under-resourced (each member of every platoon is armed with batons, shields and full body armour, a few have shotguns and a couple have pepper spray guns) tells you they are not there to be fucked with. .
Recent research has demonstrated the efficiency of the coordinated control of platoons of vehicles in order to improve the capacity of road networks.
