noun

A battalion is a military unit typically consisting of several hundred soldiers. It is typically commanded by a lieutenant colonel and is part of a larger military organization, such as a division or a brigade.

Example

1. The army sent a battalion of soldiers to the border to reinforce the defense against the enemy.
2. The battalion was well-equipped and trained, and they quickly established control over the area.
3. The commanding officer of the battalion was proud of his troops, who had performed exceptionally well in the field.