Subunit

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A sub- unit (short: TE ; English sub-subunit ) is part of a military unit and thus a military group whose leader has no disciplinary authority .

Typical examples are the squad , the group and the platoon . Sub-units can in turn be subject to further sub-units. For example, trains usually consist of several groups and / or squads.

Sub- units (en: sub-subunit; ru: подразделение / podrasdelenie) in different languages ​​and armies
Description & symbol Flag of NATO.svg armed forces English French Russian Polish
basically Tactical sign (here: own repair workers) designation structure typical ranks of leaders

single
point
a point over a lying rectangle
 
TZ TRP.svg
 
TZ INST.svg
Troop
gun operation / tank crew
2-7 men SergeantCorporal Team
(e.g. fire team)
Equipe de combat Команда (Komanda) działon, obsługa
● ●
two
points
two points over a lying rectangle
 
TZ GRP.svg
 
TZ INST.svg
* Group
* half move
* 8–12 men
* 2  tank crews
Oberfeldwebel ⇒ NCO Squad Groupe de combat Отделе́ние (group)
Экипаж (crew)
Расчёт (operating team)
Drużyna
Rotte 2 aircraft Two-ship flight / pair NN Пара (Para) NN
● ● ●
three
points
three points over a lying rectangle
 
TZ ZUG.svg
 
TZ INST.svg
* Train
* lecture hall
about 40 men CaptainSergeant Platoon
Section * Взвод (Vswod)
* Учебная группа (Uchebnaj gruppa)
Pluton
Swarm / chain 3–4 aircraft NN NN Звено (chain, tactical unit) NN
●●●●
four
points
four points over a lying rectangle
 
TZ STFFL.svg
 
TZ INST.svg
Relay Inst relay
/ replenishment relay
approx. 80-100 men Captain
annotation
Heer (Army)
Luftwaffe (Air Force)

Sub-unit leader

The sub-unit leader (TEFhr) leads a military sub-unit. In the short oral form, they are usually referred to as TE guides . You are also responsible for the completeness, completeness and readiness of the material of your sub-unit.

The leaders of the sub-units that report directly to the unit are directly subordinate to the unit leader . If further sub-units are subordinate to a sub-unit, their leaders of the organizational structure are directly subordinate to the superordinate sub-unit leader; the disciplinary subordination relationships remain unaffected.

See also

Web links

Wiktionary: sub-unit  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Individual evidence

  1. The number of personnel, for example in the case of independent trains, training trains, technical trains or sub-units of the Bundeswehr with a train structure, may vary significantly.
  2. A section with a group structure (for example: US Marine Corps, 8–12 people) can, in contrast to a "section" in the French armed forces, have a significantly lower staffing level.