- cathlán Reference "Cinneadh (CBES) 2021/2136 maidir le beart cúnaimh faoin tSaoráid Eorpach Síochána chun tacú le Fórsaí Armtha Phoblacht na Moldóive"
- ga
- Bataillon | Geschwader
- de
- Definition militärische Gliederungsform, die nach NATO-Klassifizierung größer als eine Kompanie und kleiner als ein Regiment ist Reference "Council-DE, vgl. NATO Joint Military Symbology (15.5.2025), S.846"
- Comment Das Bataillon ist die militärische Ebene oberhalb der Kompanie. Gleichzeitig ist es der kleinste taktische Verband der Bundeswehr. In ihm sind mehrere Einheiten einer Truppengattung mit zum Teil unterschiedlicher, sich ergänzender Ausrüstung zu einer organisch zusammengesetzten Truppe vereinigt. Das Bataillon umfasst bis zu 1.200 Soldaten.
- battalion | squadron | Bn | regiment | battle group | BG | wing | commando | battlegroup | bat
- en
- Definition "military unit that comprises approximately 300 to 1 000 soldiers and, according to NATO classification, is larger than a company but smaller than a regiment" Reference "Council LV, based on: - NATO Standard APP-6, ‘NATO Joint Military Symbology’ (23.6.2023), Edition D Version 1, October 2017, pp. 3-67; - FM 1-02.2 ‘Military Symbols (27.1.2025)’ , Washington, DC: US Department of the Army, February 2024, p. 16;- Michael Moran, ‘Modern Military Force Structures’, Council on Foreign Relations, 26 October 2006;- 'Battalion' (13.9.2023) Wikipedia."
- Comment "- A battalion is usually subdivided into a number of companies (at least two, usually each commanded by a major or a captain). - Usually under the command of a lieutenant colonel (OF-4). - In some countries, such as the United States and Canada, the term 'squadron' is also used for some specific units of this echelon. In Canada, however, as well as in the United Kingdom, the term 'squadron' is also used to describe some specific smaller echelon units, namely smaller company-level formations. - In some countries, such as the United Kingdom, the name ‘regiment’ is used for some battalion-size units. In most countries, however, the name ‘regiment’ is used for formations that are larger than a battalion and smaller than a brigade. ‘Regiment’ is also a larger next-level echelon under the NATO classification. - For some units of this echelon, the United Kingdom uses the name ‘battle group’, and for others, the name ‘wings’. In Canada, by contrast, the name ‘wing’ is usually used for a formation that is larger than a battalion and smaller than a brigade. - In the United Kingdom, some specific battalion-size units are called ‘commandos’. - For equivalent terms used in different NATO countries, refer to Annex B to NATO Standard APP-6, ‘NATO Joint Military Symbology’."
- bataillon | groupement | escadrille
- fr
- Definition "unité militaire qui peut compter 300 à 1000 soldats environ et qui, selon la classification de l'OTAN, est plus grande qu'une compagnie et plus petite qu'un régiment" Reference "Conseil-FR, d'après OTAN, NATO Standard APP-6, ‘NATO Joint Military Symbology’ (23.6.2023), Edition D Version 1, October 2017, p. 3-67Soldat.fr > Tout savoir sur les unités militaires (22.1.2025), Les unités militaires de l'armée de terre française, sous régiment d'infanterie"
- Comment Un bataillon est une unité militaire commandée par un officier supérieur (lieutenant-colonel ou OF-4 selon la classification de l'OTAN) et regroupant plusieurs compagnies (au moins deux, chacune étant placée sous le commandement d'un capitaine ou commandant).