Highly sus. At first the language made me think a tank “company” is defined to be 14 tanks while a “battalion” was defined to be 88 (which would be even more sus, but I’d want to know where the numbering scheme came from)
But I don’t think there are precise numerics like that for the formations, so it seems to be Germany being sketchy as hell
Highly sus. At first the language made me think a tank “company” is defined to be 14 tanks while a “battalion” was defined to be 88 (which would be even more sus, but I’d want to know where the numbering scheme came from)
But I don’t think there are precise numerics like that for the formations, so it seems to be Germany being sketchy as hell
A company is 10 tanks and battalion is 31.
Who makes the decision?
It's usual organization in Ukrainian army (and other post-Soviet armies)
A tank platoon in NATO/Ukrainian doctrine is 4 tanks, not the Soviet/Russian doctrine 3 tanks.
A tank company is 3 platoons, plus a command tank (so, 13).
A tank battalion is 3 companies, plus a command tank (so, 40).
Two battalions would be 80, so I'm not sure how they arrived at the numbers 14 or 88.