US Army Armor Reference Data in Three Volumes. Volume I. The Army Division.

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INTRODUCTION
The purpobe of this text is to provide a refer-
ence handbook for students and instructors of
the US Army Armor School, nonresident students,
instructors at other service schools, and US Army
advisors to Armor units in the field. It contains
dota on organizations, details of equipment, and
tables pertinent to armor operations.
The text reflects organizations of division level
and below, as listed in Department of the Army
Tables of Organization and Equipment, with
changes available at time of preparation,
The ARMOR RIFRINCIE DATA has been pre-
pared by the US Army Armor School. It reflects
the current thought of this School and conforms
to published Department of Army doctrine as
closely as possible. Comments/ recommendations
concerning this special text should be forwarded
to the Directorate of Training Developments, US
Army Armor School, ATTN: ATZIC-CSD, Fort
Knox, Kentucky 40121.
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MOUNTED COMBAT
That element of tactical operations which in-
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mounted in either ground combat vehicles or
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accomplishing a land force mission. Mounted
combat is normally conducted with a force that
includes tanks, armored cavalry, air cavalry,
attack helicopters, and mechanized forces sup-
ported on the battlefield by mobile artillery and
engineers and by a mobile combat service sup-
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INDIVIDUAL WEAPONS
Each Table of Organization and Equipment (TOE) provides that the personnel of
the unit are to be armed with the rifle, 5.5 6mm unless otherwise indicated. Entries
in the remarks column of Section 11o f the TOE designate specific individuals to be
armed with a weapon, or weapons, other than the rifle. Rifle mounted grenade launchers,
however, are authorized the squad, section, etc, in bulk for use as desired by the
commander.
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In this text, the following abbreviations are used to indicate the specific weapon(s)
authorized each individual. Rifle grenade launchers have been included as an example
of how this weapon may be distributed within the unit.
AR Rifle, 5.56mm with bipod
GL Launcher, grenade, M203
P Pistol, caliber .45
R Rifle, 5.56mm
Rev Revolver, caliber .38
S Submachinegun, caliber .45
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
VOLUME I
TOE Title Page
CHAPTER 1. TYPE DIVISION; Command and Control -- 1-
Organizational Charts-
17-4H Headquarters and Headquarters Company (Armored Division)
17-42H Headquarters and Headquarters Company, Armored Division Brigade- 12
CHAPTER 2. COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT (DISCCM) 17-52
29-21H Support Command (Armored Division) 18
29-2H Headquarters and Headquarters Company - -- - 20
29-3H Division Materiel Management Center - .22
12-17H Adjutant General Company n 24
14-7H Finance Company 26
29-35H Maintenance Battalion ------ 28
29-36H Headquarters and Light Maintenance Ciihpany 30
29-38H Heavy Maintenance Company .. . ....--- - 32
29-37H Forward Support Company- 34
9-557H Missile Support Company.--------- - . 36
8-35H Medical Battalion 38
8-36H Headquarters and Support Company y.. --.. ---. 40
8-37H Medical Company - 42
29-115H Supply and Transport Battalion- --- 44
29-6H Headquarters 'and Headquarters Company 46
10-71H Supply and Service Company---- 48
55-87H Transportation Motor Transport Company a 50
CHAPTER 3. COMBAT SUPPORT- - -.- --. 53-174
19-17H Military Policy Company ---- 54
3-87H N.B.C. Defense Company n 56
11-35H Signal Battalion 58
11-36H Headquarters and Headquarters Company--..-- .- 60
11-37 Command Operations Company 62
11-38H Forward Communications Company ----- 64
11-39H Signal Support Operations Company - 68
30-165 Combat Electronics Warfare Inte~llgence Battalion ------ 70
30-166 Headquarters and Operations Company - - - 72
30-167 Electronics Warfare Company any ------- 74
30-168 Ground Surveillance Company - 76
5-145H Engineer Battalion (Armored and Mechanized Divisions) 78
5-146H Headquarters and Heaquarters Company- 80
5-147H Combat Engineer Companyp y- 86
5-148H Bridge Company 9)
44-325H Air Defense Artillery Battalion 92
44-326H Headquarters and Headquarters Battery 94
44-327H Vulcan Battery . . ........ 100
44-328H Chaparral Battery- -104
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