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A very common phrase used throughout the ranks of the United States Army by Non-Commissioned Officers in charge and responsible for a certain amount of personnel (Soldiers). Typically the platoon sergeant of his or her own platoon will use this when reporting that a Soldier is not present for the first formation of the day, the accountability formation. An unaccounted for Soldier could be considered AWOL, injured or even possibly dead. "One soldier, outta ranks" ~The Platoon sergeant Typically followed by "I want counseling." ~The First sergeant "Roger" ~The Platoon sergeant
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