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squadron

/ˈskwɒd.rən/

Übersetzung: Militärische Einheit, meist bei Luftstreitkräften, Marine oder Kavallerie, die aus einer bestimmten Anzahl von Personal, Fahrzeugen oder Schiffen für eine bestimmte Aufgabe besteht.

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noun

/ˈskwɒd.rən/B2formal
  • deMilitärische Einheit, meist bei Luftstreitkräften, Marine oder Kavallerie, die aus einer bestimmten Anzahl von Personal, Fahrzeugen oder Schiffen für eine bestimmte Aufgabe besteht.

A noun referring to a military unit, typically in the air force, navy, or cavalry, consisting of a number of personnel, vehicles, or vessels organized for a specific purpose.

  1. Cavalry unitB2formal

    A military unit in an army, typically consisting of two or more troops, along with headquarters and supporting arms.

    deSchwadron

    • The cavalry squadron was deployed to the front lines.
    • He commanded a squadron of armored vehicles.
    • The squadron's headquarters coordinated the attack.
  2. B2formal

    An air force unit that is larger than a flight and smaller than a group, typically consisting of several aircraft.

    deStaffel

    • The fighter squadron flew a mission over the mountains.
    • She was assigned to a bomber squadron.
    • The squadron's pilots trained for months.
  3. B2formal

    A naval unit that is detached from the main fleet for a specific task or mission.

    deGeschwader

    • The destroyer squadron was sent to patrol the coast.
    • A naval squadron was formed for the rescue operation.
    • The squadron's ships were refueled at the port.

    Synonymedetachmentdivisionflotillatask force

Formen
  • squadrons plural form
  • squadrons' possessive plural form
  • squadron's possessive singular form
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