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Companies, Troops, and Batteries (different designations of the same level units) are comprised of 60-200 soldiers, assigned to 3-5 platoons. Companies are arranged in groups of 4-6 in a Battalion under the command of a Lieutenant Colonel. Battalions are arranged in groups of three or more under Brigades, Groups, or Regiments (depending on the branch) and are commanded by a Colonel or Brigadier General. Brigades/Groups/Regiments are supported by Artillery, Engineer, and Combat Support Battalions.

Brigades are arranged in groups of three at the Division level. There are five types of divisions: Light Infantry, Mechanized Infantry, Armor, Airborne, and Air Assault. Divisions are comprised of 10,000 to 16,000 soldiers. The smallest number of Companies assigned to a Divisions would then be twenty-seven (27), but the actual number of Companies/Troops/Batteries in any of the US Army's Divisions is higher, considering deployment and support assignments.

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