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

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communications, maintenance, administration, and medical service
for the battalion.
b. Machinegun Company (par. 33b).
c. Three Airborne Rifle Companies. Each company consists of
a headquarters platooon, a heavy machinegun platoon with 3
heavy machineguns, and 3 rifle platoons (par. 33a).
d. Airborne Mortar Company (par. 33e).
e. Airborne Antitank Company (par. 33d).
f. Airborne Antiaircraft Company (par. 33c).
48. General
Section VI. THE ARTILLERY DIVISION
The artillery division is an administrative headquarters and not
a tactical unit. It varies in composition, depending on the situation
and available artillery units, and may control as many as six
field artillery brigades.
49. Typical Artillery Units
a. Rifle Army Artillery Division (fig. 34). This unit consists of
the following:
(1) Headquarters and service unit.
(2) 220-mm mortar regiment (fig. 38, e below).
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