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

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Figure 25. Division artillery, mechanized rifle division.
naissance platoon, a wire platoon, a radio platoon, and battery
headquarters personnel.
b. Two Artillery Regiments, Tank and Mechanized Rifle Divicions
(fig. 26 and table XXIV, ch. 15, sec. III).
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NOTE: There are two artillery regiments in each tank or mechanized division. One regiment
has one battalion of 80-mm guns, and no 150-mm mortars, the other regiment has one
battalion of 150-mm mortars and no 80-mm gun battalion.
Figure 26. Artillery regiment, tank and mechanized rifle division.
The headquarters and service battery of each regiment contains
the command reconnaissance, fire direction, survey, supply,
and maintenance sections. There are two 120-mm howitzer battalions
in each regiment, and either an 80-mm gun battalion or
150-mm mortar battalion. All battalions have a battalion headquarters
battery with a reconnaissance squad, a signal platoon,
and three firing batteries. Each firing battery has a command
section and 2 firing platoons each with 2 artillery pieces.
c. Rocket Launcher Battalion, Mechanized Rifle Division. The
units of the rocket launcher battalion, mechanized rifle division
(fig. 27 and table XXV, ch. 15, sec. III) are-
(1) Headquarters and service battery.
(2) Three rocket launcher batteries. Each rocket launcher
can fire sixteen 150-mm nonnuclear rockets.
d. Antiaircraft Artillery Regiment (par. 36c).
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