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    How many tanks make up a tank company?

    Question #10049. Asked by TheJay. (Feb 01 01 1:57 AM)


    bpykh

    		A platoon includes 3 tanks, companies have normally 3 platoons, that means 9 tanks, and with company commander and company commander lieutenant tanks, 11 in all.

    Jun 01 01, 5:03 PM

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