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A military unit which comprise of roughly 500 to 1000 soldiers. They can be identified with 2 slashes above a rectangle in military sign language. Battalion is rarely use for other units except Infantry, Artillery and Tanks. A battalion is subdivided into companies of soldiers, each numbering 50 to 250 soldiers.
The 16th Infantry Battalion have smashed through the enemy defences!
Battalion by Spoonich September 12, 2021
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A crapload of soldiers leaded by a lieutenant corporal, and subdivided into a number of companies.
The US army fought the Battalion of German soldiers.
Battalion by Kamchatka boi April 17, 2022

Battalion Thot 

That one Thot everyone in the squad fucks to boost morale.
Person 1: Aye where ana
Person 2: who that
Person 1: know that joint we all yeah at that party
Person 2: Oh Capt. Sloppytop
Person 1: Best Battalion thot in the whole corp

Battalion stallion

Brad: "Bruce just got promoted to sergeant."
Stewart: "He's SUCH a battalion stallion!"
Battalion stallion by ICSHialeah August 2, 2009

battalion chief

A bald, micromanaging, shit-weasel that has nothing better to do than lean over a guy's shoulder when he's trying to work when he's not falling asleep at his desk.
Man, did you see our battalion chief? He watched those guys dig a hole all day and then gave them shit for eating an early dinner. I hate this department.
battalion chief by Dave W Webster January 6, 2011

Battalion Commander 

Involuntary anal sex using dip spit as lubricant. Performed by a commanding officer on a lower ranked enlisted soldier.
After being on medhold for several months, the private started to feel as if he were going to become the next victim of the Battalion Commander.

TikTok Battalion 

Common name for the chechen fighters led by Kadyrov on the side of Russia during the 2022 russian invasion of Ukraine, because they like to post on social media but there is virtually no proof of them engaging in combat.
Thats the Kadyrov TikTok Battalion. Specialty: team dances and pillow fights.

Combat experience: 18 tik toks
TikTok Battalion by Ron Paulson March 16, 2022
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