A "regiment" is a military unit that typically consists of several battalions and is commanded by a colonel. Regiments are part of larger formations, such as brigades or divisions, and are organized to perform specific tasks in combat. They often have specialized roles, such as infantry, artillery, or cavalry, depending on their function within the military. In addition to their combat roles, regiments also have a rich history and tradition, often associated with specific countries or military branches. Each regiment may have its own insignia, colors, and ceremonial practices, fostering a sense of identity and pride among its members.