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Inflected Form(s): squad·ded; squad·ding. Date: circa 1802. : to arrange in squads. Learn more about "squadded" and related topics at Britannica.com...
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Inflected Form(s): squad·ded; squad·ding. Date: circa 1802. : to arrange in squads. Bing Learn more about "squadding"
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Squads, sections, and crews generally are the smallest organizations in tactical units. While size can vary greatly, most range from four, as in a tank crew, to ten or twelve soldiers, as in a rifle squad or mortar section. Generally, Staff Sergeants are the leaders of squads, sections, and crews. Sources and Methods...
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noun. a small group of soldiers assembled for inspection, duty, etc. the smallest military tactical unit, often a subdivision of a platoon...
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Bob Kerrey Gets Truth-Squadded. Just keep in mind how long Jeremy goes on before actually getting to a "question". Hell, he's a minute and a half in and...
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Gore Gets Truth-Squadded. Here's a clue; starting out with "Mr Gore, we know about your New World Order eugenics program," is likely to end the discussion...
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As always, it works best if you put all entries into one envelope to request that you be squadded together. I will do my best to to make squad requests that do not come in together, but I make no promises that I can honor your request.
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The Main Event is limited to 500 entrants and will be squadded. .... The Sub-Gauge events will be squadded. Flights are available Thursday pm - Sunday am.
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News, images, videos, career information, and links to other Army and Department of Defense sites. My.Army.Mil. Learn more about your Army media. How you like it. Obama provides glimpse of Afghanistan strategy...
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a small number of soldiers, commonly 10 privates, a staff sergeant, and a corporal; the smallest military unit. a group of police officers, esp. one organized to deal with a particular area of law enforcement: drug squad; fraud squad. any small group or party of persons engaged in a common enterprise.
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