A Platoon Sergeant is a non-commissioned officer in the military responsible for leading a platoon, which typically consists of 16 to 44 soldiers. They assist the platoon leader in planning and executing missions, ensuring that soldiers are trained, equipped, and ready for deployment. The Platoon Sergeant plays a crucial role in maintaining discipline and morale within the unit. In addition to leadership, the Platoon Sergeant is involved in administrative tasks, such as managing personnel records and coordinating logistics. They serve as a mentor to junior soldiers and help develop their skills and careers. This position is vital for effective unit cohesion and operational success in military operations.