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

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36. Division Artillery, Rifle Division
Units of the division artillery, rifle division (fig. 13, and table
XIII, ch. 15, sec. III) area.
Headquarters and Service Battery. This battery consists of
an operations platoon; a communications platoon with wire and
radio sections; and headquarters maintenance and transportation
sections.
b. Artillery Survey Battery. This battery consists of a headquarters
platoon and survey, sound-ranging, flash-ranging, and
communications platoons. The battery prepares initial survey
data for fire adjustment and also assists in locating the sources of
enemy artillery fires by sound and flash-ranging methods.
c. Antiaircraft Artillery Regiment. This regiment is common to
the rifle, tank, and mechanized divisions. Units are a headquarters
and service unit; two 80-mm antiaircraft artillery gun batteries
each with a headquarters section, a fire direction section
and two firing sections; and four antiaircraft automatic weapons
batteries each with a headquarters section, a fire direction section
and two firing sections (fig. 14, table XIV, ch. 15, sec. III).
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28 100 4 195 4 1 85
1 21 1 120 127 1 1 120 1122
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Figure 14. Antiaircraft artillery regiment, rifle, mechanized and tank
divisions.
d. Artillery Regiment, Rifle Division. This regiment consists of
a headquarters and service battery; three 120-mm howitzer battalions
each with a headquarters and service battery and three
firing batteries; one 80-mm gun battalion, with a headquarters
and service battery and three firing batteries; and one 150-mm
mortar battalion with a headquarters and service battery and
three firing batteries (fig. 15, table XV, ch. 15, sec. III).
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