Which one of the following is considered the largest size unit in JROTC? Please help.

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Oduvanchick [21]2 years ago

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Squad, Platoon, and Company are military units.

A platoon is made up of three of four squads and a squad contains 20 to 50 soldiers. A company consists of two or more platoons and has 100 to 250 soldiers.

A Squad is commanded by Sergeant, a platoon is commanded by a lieutenant and a company is commanded by a major or captain.

JROTC stands for Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps. It is a federal program in middle and high schools in the United States and the United States military bases all over the world. It is sponsored by U.S armed forces. It was started in 1916

Thus the largest size unit in JROTC is a company

So the correct answer is Company.

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