Hegseth calls all of the top military brass together for an in person meeting

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an individual troop

Are you using this to mean one troop of soldiers, or one person (trooper)? I think the latter but know nothing about rules of engagement so I wasn’t sure.

Per the U.S. Army, “troop” in its singular form is a group of soldiers. (But confusingly, when the plural appears with a large number, it is understood to mean individuals.)

Discussed in this previous thread here:

Why are Marines (US) not "soldiers"?

Back to that U.S. Army Style Guide I linked to above. It talks about the term “troops” as well that we discussed upthread.