A company is a military unit, typically consisting of about 100-200 soldiers.
In the United States military, it refers to a group of 150-300 soldiers formed into three to six platoons, and typically commanded by a captain. Several companies form a battalion.
In the US and Canadian militaries (at least), individual companies are identified by letter - "B company", "company K", and so forth. The letters are often pronounced using the NATO phonetic alphabet or formerly the Joint Army/Navy Phonetic Alphabet, resulting in names such as Charlie Company and Easy Company, some of which have become familiar.
- Able Company
- Alpha Company
- Baker Company
- Bravo Company
- Charlie Company
- Dog Company
- Delta Company
- Easy Company
- Echo Company
- Fox Company
- Foxtrot Company
- George Company
- Golf Company
- How Company
- Hotel Company
- Item Company
- India Company
- Jig Company
- Juliet Company
- King Company
- Kilo Company
- Love Company
- Lima Company
- Mike Company
- November Company
- Oscar Company
