FM 30-102 ( Handbook on Aggressor Military Forces ) 1959

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16. Combat ,Arms
CHAPTER 2
THE AGGRESSOR GROUND FORCES
Sectio - G(ENERAL
a. Aggressor ground combat arms include rifle (the basic arm),
artillery (including missiles), tank, airborne, engineer, signal
and chemical troops. All these arms with their headquarters
are subordinate to the Ground Force Headquarters. Rifle troops
do not have a separate headquarters but are directly subordinate
to the Aggressor Ground Forces Headquarters. See chapters 9
and 11 for use of artillery.
b. Doctrine for rifle units is developed directly by the Ground
Forces Headquarters. The headquarters of the other combat arms
are responsible for the development of specialized doctrine and
the conduct of specialized training, research and development programs,
and supervision of procurement, storage, issue, and maintenance
of specialized equipment and supplies applicable to their
arm.
17. Administrative Services
Aggressor maintains administrative services comparable to the
United States Army Judge Advocate General Corps, Finance
Corps, Corps of Military Police, and Inspector General. All these
services except for the Aggressor Inspection Staff are part of the
Rear Services Organization.
18. Technical Service Troops
The Aggressor technical service troops, listed below, are all
part of the rear services.
a. Intendance. Intendance troops have functions comparable to
the US Army Quartermaster Corps.
b. Military Construction Troops. These troops include various
specialized engineer units and do all major construction in rear
areas.
c. Technical Troops of the Rear Services. These troops and
specialists perform maintenance on general purpose vehicles and
other comparable tasks. At division level and lower, these troops
also perform some of the repair and maintenance of combat ve-
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