squadron
/ˈskwɒdɹən/Definitions
1. noun
A unit of military aircraft, ships, or vehicles, typically consisting of a group of aircraft or ships under the command of a single officer.
“The squadron of fighter jets took part in the air show.”
2. noun
A group of people, especially athletes, who compete together as a unit.
“The soccer squadron dominated the league this season.”
3. noun
A group of things, such as ships or aircraft, that are grouped together for administrative or organizational purposes.
“The shipping company has a squadron of cargo ships.”