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

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tical unit. The antiaircraft artillery division varies in composition
depending on the situation and available antiaircraft artillery
units. An antiaircraft artillery division may control as many as
six antiaircraft artillery regiments.
51. Typical Antiaircraft Artillery Division
The principal units of an antiaircraft artillery division (fig. 40
and table XXVIII, ch. 15, sec. III) area.
Headquarters Battery.
b. 1 SAMMY Missile Battalion.
c. 1 SALLY Missile Battalion.
d. 1 Medium Antiaircraft Artillery Regiment.
e. 1 Automatic Weapons Antiaircraft Artillery Regiment.
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HQ .MedI AW Ms1 Msl
lQ ®SAMMY(24) QSALLY(<strong>30</strong>)
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CD s(4)1 51
Figure 40. Typical acntitaircraft artillery division, artillery corps.
52. General
Section VIII. GENERAL HEADQUARTERS TROOPS
GHQ troops are units held under control of the Aggressor High
Command, for allotment to army groups, armies, and corps. GHQ
troops can be suballotted temporarily to divisions or specialized
task forces for specific operations. The more common GHQ units
are described in this section.
53. Rifle Units
a. Rifle Regiment (Separate). This rifle regiment is the same
as the rifle regiment in the rifle division (par. 32).
b. Mechanized Rifle Regiment (Separate). This regiment is the
same as the mechanized rifle regiment in the mechanized rifle division
(par. 40).
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