squadron
/ˈskwɑdrən/
noun
- A military unit consisting of a number of soldiers, ships, or aircraft, typically smaller than a regiment or fleet.
- A squadron of warships patrolled the coast during the storm.
- He served in a cavalry squadron during the war.
- The fighter squadron was deployed to the base in the Middle East.
- A large group of people or things moving or working together.
- A squadron of drones flew in formation over the stadium.
- The school sent a squadron of volunteers to help with the beach cleanup.
- A squadron of reporters gathered outside the courthouse.