Säiliöryhmä

Säiliöryhmä refers to a group of tanks, typically in a military context. This term is used to describe a tactical unit composed of multiple armored fighting vehicles, specifically tanks. The size and composition of a säiliöryhmä can vary depending on the military doctrine, the specific mission, and the type of tanks employed. It is a fundamental building block for larger armored formations.

The primary role of a säiliöryhmä is often offensive operations, including breakthroughs, exploitation of enemy weaknesses, and the destruction of enemy armor and fortifications. They can also be employed in defensive roles to counter enemy armor or to provide mobile fire support. The effectiveness of a säiliöryhmä relies on the combined firepower, protection, and mobility of its constituent tanks, as well as the coordination and training of its crews.

In many modern armies, a säiliöryhmä might consist of a small number of tanks, perhaps three to five, led by a non-commissioned officer or a junior officer. These small groups are then integrated into larger platoons, companies, and battalions. The concept emphasizes the concentrated application of armored force to achieve decisive results on the battlefield. The specific designation and organizational structure of a säiliöryhmä can differ between various national armed forces.