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

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COIMANDER
INSPECTION & TRAINING
INFANTRY
DEPUTY COMMANDER ARTILLERY
ARMOR
|ASSISTANT COMMANDER ||ASSISTANT COMMANDER ASSISTANT COMMANDER
FOR FOR FOR
OPERATIONS POLITICAL AFFAIRS REAR SERVICES
INTELLIGENCE EDUCATION SUPPLY
SIGNAL | PROPAGANDA MAINTENANCE
ENGINEER TRANSPORTATION
PERSONNEL MEDICAL
CHEMICAL
MILITARY JUSTICE
Figure 3. Regimental and battalion staff organization.
sion. commander for artillery. This group supervises the division
artillery. The major functions of the political and rear services
staffs have been discussed in paragraphs 7 and 9.
21. Army Group
The highest ground tactical echelon is the army group (fig. 4,
table I). An army group normally consists of 3 rifle armies, a
mechanized army, an air army, 3 artillery corps, 2 artillery missile
regiments, and 2 antiaircraft artillery missile regiments, and
the necessary administrative and combat support troops. The
army group has both administrative and tactical functions. It
operates supply installations for all types of military supply.
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ARMY
GROUP
TROOPS
(] See paragraph 371) (SAMMY) I (SARAH) 1
Figure 4. Typical army group.
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