REGIMENT

a military unit of ground forces organized into two or more battalions. See also battalion commander in this glossary. —9th ACC Volume 1 Approved Glossary

an army unit consisting of several companies of soldiers, usually commanded by a colonel. The way the armies and the navies of the world do this is, one guy goes AWOL, goes over the fence after taps, so the whole regiment is instantly put on half rations and hard marches.

an army unit consisting of several companies of soldiers, usually commanded by a colonel. The way the armies and the navies of the world do this is, one guy goes AWOL, goes over the fence after taps, so the whole regiment is instantly put on half rations and hard marches.

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