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A Company is a measurement in the Military.

A Company consists of a Headquarters unit along with about three Platoons.
Many times more than one company will be sent out into a battlefield.
Around three Companies make a Battalion. From there around three Battalions form a Regiment or a Brigade, and from there around three Regiments or Brigades form a Division.
The rank of Captian commands a Company unless under different circumstances a Lieutenant or so may be in command.

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-A '''Company''' is a measurement in the Military, and is the smallest;
+A '''Company''' is a measurement in the Military.
-* A. the smallest body of troops, consisting of a headquarters and two or three platoons.
+*A Company consists of a Headquarters unit along with about three Platoons.
-*many times more than one company will be sent out into a battlefield
+*Many times more than one company will be sent out into a battlefield.
-*Three companies make a Division
+*Around three Companies make a Battalion. From there around three Battalions form a Regiment or a Brigade, and from there around three Regiments or Brigades form a Division.
+* The rank of Captian commands a Company unless under different circumstances a Lieutenant or so may be in command.
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