The squad leader. In the US Army, they normally hold the rank of Staff Sergeant, and the size of a squad can vary depending on numbers of personnel available, what type of unit it is, etc. MTOE for a light infantry squad is nine personnel total, including the squad leader and two fire team leaders.
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In actual war, numbers are based upon reality. Example: in the Vietnam War sometimes a dismounted platoon was only 8 men. The rest were either pulling .50 duty or assigned driver on the ACAV, or DERO's or ETS'd out. DEROs was rotated out of Vietnam (his tour of duty was up); ETS was honorably discharged from the army. An ACAV was a M-113, modified into a Armored Cavalry Assault Vehicle. For PAPER purposes, a squad is the lowest army unit, consisting of 12 men. But the squad "could" be further divided into sections. Two or more squads make a platoon; a platoon is the lowest OFFICER led unit in the Army. Usually three platoons (plus a headquarters platoon) make a company. In the Armored Cavalry, a company is called a TROOP...such as "F" Troop. Cavalry Troops and Infantry Company's are commanded by Captains.
the squad leader assumes a post three steps in front of and centered on the squad
Darwin is the leader of G-Force squad.
squad leader of 6-10 soldiers
a staff Sergeant
Uh, the captain.
when a squad is changing intervals what command is given
No.
to lead his squad to their objective and complete their mission
An army platoon leader is a lieutenant, usually a second lieutenant.
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Usually a sargent, or corporal and possibly an officer.
It's not likely.
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