US ARMY Organization
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Fantastic series Caddaric. A couple of questions on the Military Intelligence Company-
Should there be RQ-7 UAVs in the UAV platoon? Or do the drones belong to another organization and "loaned" to the MI company?
The M88A1 seems a bit odd in the MI company since there are no other tracked vehicles. Everything in the company could be recovered by the M1089.
Should there be RQ-7 UAVs in the UAV platoon? Or do the drones belong to another organization and "loaned" to the MI company?
The M88A1 seems a bit odd in the MI company since there are no other tracked vehicles. Everything in the company could be recovered by the M1089.
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Caddaric79
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thank you guys 
The Field Manual specifies (THREE correction...) in the Air Vehicle Transport (AVT) shelter and one in the Mobile Maintenance Facility (MMF) shelter.
This TOE had an eventful life with lot of paragraph deleted and other added before approbation (JSTARS, ASAS, SATCOM).
The TOE said two systems of four aerial vehicles.deankal55 wrote:Should there be RQ-7 UAVs in the UAV platoon? Or do the drones belong to another organization and "loaned" to the MI company?
The Field Manual specifies (THREE correction...) in the Air Vehicle Transport (AVT) shelter and one in the Mobile Maintenance Facility (MMF) shelter.
Over-sized, I guess a reminiscence of the time when the Ground Surveillance Radar teams traveled in M113.deankal55 wrote:The M88A1 seems a bit odd in the MI company since there are no other tracked vehicles. Everything in the company could be recovered by the M1089.
This TOE had an eventful life with lot of paragraph deleted and other added before approbation (JSTARS, ASAS, SATCOM).
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Caddaric79
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CHEMICAL COMPANY (SMOKE/DECON/RECON)
Capabilities:
(1) Provides NBC staff support.
(2) Operates one thorough detailed equipment and aircraft decontamination site (DEDS/DADS) capable of decontaminating up 8-10 vehicles per hour.
(3) Conducts route, zone, and area, point and bypass, NBC reconnaissance.
(4) Provides smoke haze of up to 2 kilometers in width and several kilometers in depth, depending on the weather conditions.
(5) The decon/smoke platoon is NOT capable of simultaneous smoke and decontamination operations.
Capabilities:
(1) Provides NBC staff support.
(2) Operates one thorough detailed equipment and aircraft decontamination site (DEDS/DADS) capable of decontaminating up 8-10 vehicles per hour.
(3) Conducts route, zone, and area, point and bypass, NBC reconnaissance.
(4) Provides smoke haze of up to 2 kilometers in width and several kilometers in depth, depending on the weather conditions.
(5) The decon/smoke platoon is NOT capable of simultaneous smoke and decontamination operations.
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Another great drawing.
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Caddaric79
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ENGINEER COMPANY, ACR - 2004
Capabilities:
(1) Advises maneuver element commanders and staffs on engineer unit capabilities, engineer utilization, and combat engineering impacts on the maneuver unit's plans and operations.
(2) Prepares and maintains essential combat routes in the forward area.
(3) Performs expedient repair of essential bridges fords, and roads.
(4) Provides, emplaces and maintains assault bridges to span six 60-foot gaps simultaneously.
(5) Conducts engineer reconnaissance and provides engineer intelligence for the regiment.
(6) Provides engineer support for the construction of obstacles and defensive positions, obstacle breach operations, assault river crossing operations, and the construction of fixed and floating bridges.
(7) Provides field engineering advice, assistance, and equipment to maneuver elements in the construction of fighting positions for individuals and weapons systems.
(8) Prepares and executes demolition targets such as bridge destruction, road and runway craters, abatis or other road blocks, and tunnel and railroad destruction.
(9) Prepares and executes other obstacles or combat engineering missions to degrade enemy mobility including berms, ditches, log posts, log cribs, wire entanglements, and combat flame operations.
(10) Emplaces and provides technical assistance in the emplacement of mines.
(11) Provides advice to maneuver commanders on employment of all scatterable mines.
(12) Supports combined arms obstacle breaching operations and provides technical advice, assistance, and equipment support to maneuver elements for assault and obstacle breaching operations.
(13) Performs limited sustainment engineering tasks such as construction, repair, and maintenance of command posts, combat trails, site drainage, chemical decontamination sites, and logistics field sites.
(14) Performs combat missions in the role of infantry, when required.
(15) Provides nine assault boats to transport up to 108 infantrymen in a single crossing.
Capabilities:
(1) Advises maneuver element commanders and staffs on engineer unit capabilities, engineer utilization, and combat engineering impacts on the maneuver unit's plans and operations.
(2) Prepares and maintains essential combat routes in the forward area.
(3) Performs expedient repair of essential bridges fords, and roads.
(4) Provides, emplaces and maintains assault bridges to span six 60-foot gaps simultaneously.
(5) Conducts engineer reconnaissance and provides engineer intelligence for the regiment.
(6) Provides engineer support for the construction of obstacles and defensive positions, obstacle breach operations, assault river crossing operations, and the construction of fixed and floating bridges.
(7) Provides field engineering advice, assistance, and equipment to maneuver elements in the construction of fighting positions for individuals and weapons systems.
(8) Prepares and executes demolition targets such as bridge destruction, road and runway craters, abatis or other road blocks, and tunnel and railroad destruction.
(9) Prepares and executes other obstacles or combat engineering missions to degrade enemy mobility including berms, ditches, log posts, log cribs, wire entanglements, and combat flame operations.
(10) Emplaces and provides technical assistance in the emplacement of mines.
(11) Provides advice to maneuver commanders on employment of all scatterable mines.
(12) Supports combined arms obstacle breaching operations and provides technical advice, assistance, and equipment support to maneuver elements for assault and obstacle breaching operations.
(13) Performs limited sustainment engineering tasks such as construction, repair, and maintenance of command posts, combat trails, site drainage, chemical decontamination sites, and logistics field sites.
(14) Performs combat missions in the role of infantry, when required.
(15) Provides nine assault boats to transport up to 108 infantrymen in a single crossing.
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mortarigus
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Very Good Caddaric!
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Great work again Caddaric 
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They just keep getting better and better Caddaric