In the U.S. Army, individual squads are combined to form platoons of 16 to 44 soldiers, each of which consists of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer), who are first and second in command, respectively.
each of which consists of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
each platoon consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
with each of them consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
and each platoon consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
each consists of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
each of which consists of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
each platoon consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
with each of them consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
and each platoon consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
each consists of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)












