Later, that platoon was summoned to an inquest to give its evidence of what happened that night.
Poor organisation of the 'work front,' moreover, meant that certain platoons were 'condemned' to low output, with nothing to do for several hours each day.
To be attached to the subdivision, to love the little platoon we belong to in society, is the first principle (the germ as it were) of public affections.
Another project involves the collaborative operation of a platoon of autonomous vehicles.
I will progress to considering a further platoon.
They cross the bridge and fail to detect another enemy platoon hiding on the far side of the large forest.
The authenticity of this civil society and its ' little platoons ' may be doubted.
In some cases, the author even records the role of units as small as platoons in the military encounters.
