Tank platoons

What is the basic unit for tanks?  How big is it?  How does it operate?  How are orders conveyed?  All this and a bit more.
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Apologies for the poor picture quality in the close-ups.  Not sure what happened there.  

People keep asking, so I'll say it here: the red artificial flower I am wearing is a remembrance poppy, and it is common in Britain for these to be worn in late October and early November, on the approach to Remembrance Sunday, which this year is on November 13th (the nearest Sunday to the 11th November, Armistice Day, when World War One ended).  It is not a political statement.  Is shows support for a charity that helps ex-servicemen, and it symbolises remembrance of all those who suffered in war.

Soon, I shall be doing a video about infantry companies.

That coincidence in the end-plate?  Just a coincidence.

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