FM 3-01.85: Patriot Battalion and Battery Operations - BITS

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FM 3- 01.85 (FM 44-85) Field Manual Headquarters Number 3-01.85 Department of the Army Washington, DC, 13 May 2002 Patriot Battalion and Battery Operations Contents Page PREFACE.......................................................................................................... v Chapter 1 OVERVIEW…………………………………………………………………………... 1-1 Army Mission .................................................................................................... 1-1 ADA Mission ...................................................................................................... 1-1 ADA Role ........................................................................................................... 1-1 Patriot Mission ................................................................................................... 1-2 Patriot Roles ...................................................................................................... 1-2 Chapter 2 THREAT ............................................................................................................ 2-1 Contingency Theater Threat .............................................................................. 2-1 Threat During Lodgment.................................................................................... 2-5 Threat During Operations .................................................................................. 2-6 Chapter 3 PATRIOT BATTALION PLANNING ................................................................. 3-1 AMD Planning Overview.................................................................................... 3-1 Patriot Battalion Planning .................................................................................. 3-5 Chapter 4 FORCE-PROJECTION OPERATIONS............................................................. 4-1 Force Projection Process................................................................................... 4-1 Mobilization ........................................................................................................ 4-2 Deployment........................................................................................................ 4-4 Employment ....................................................................................................... 4-5 Redeployment.................................................................................................... 4-7 Sustainment ....................................................................................................... 4-8 Distribution Restriction: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. Supersedes FM 44-85, dated 21 February 1997. i
FM 3-01.85 Chapter 5 OPERATIONS................................................................................................... 5-1 Offensive Operations......................................................................................... 5-1 Defensive Operations........................................................................................ 5-6 Defense Designs ............................................................................................... 5-7 TBM Defenses................................................................................................... 5-9 Stability Operations and Support Operations.................................................... 5-11 Remote Launch ................................................................................................. 5-11 AMD Task Force Operations............................................................................. 5-13 Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence..................................... 5-19 TBM Operational Engagement Effectiveness…………………………………… 5-21 Integrated Firing Doctrine Principles………………………………… .................. 5-24 Chapter 6 PATRIOT COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT ...................................................... 6-1 Patriot Support Concept .................................................................................... 6-1 Organizations and Functions............................................................................. 6-1 Planning............................................................................................................. 6-8 Operations ......................................................................................................... 6-9 Supply................................................................................................................ 6-11 Categories of Supplies………………………………………………………………. 6-12 Classes of Supply…………………………………………………………………. .. 6-13 Maintenance...................................................................................................... 6-20 Transportation ................................................................................................... 6-23 Field Services.................................................................................................... 6-23 Rear Area Base Security................................................................................... 6-24 Reconstitution.................................................................................................... 6-27 Appendix A ORGANIZATION............................................................................................... A-1 Patriot Battalion ................................................................................................. A-1 Headquarters and Headquarters Battery .......................................................... A-1 Patriot Battery (Fire Unit)................................................................................... A-4 Appendix B PATRIOT SYSTEM EQUIPMENT .................................................................... B-1 System Overview............................................................................................... B-1 Physical Description of Major Items .................................................................. B-3 Tactical Equipment Weights and Dimensions................................................... B-14 ii
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Operations each unit will converge
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Operations 5-38. The Patriot system
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ECS AMG RS Operations launcher grou
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SHORAD BTRY SHORAD PLATOONS SHORAD
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OPERATIONS Task Force TOC Operation
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Patriot FUs THAAD FU Operations 5-5
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Operations maintained at both batte
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Total No. Of TBMs Operations follow
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Operations • Level 3 (high) — t
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THAAD PATRIOT RIPPLE OR SALVO NO KI
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Operations 5-91. Principle 4—Each
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Operations Figure 5-16. Principle 6
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FM 3-01.85 ADA BRIGADE 6-2 Coordina
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FM 3-01.85 Task Force Operations 6-
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FM 3-01.85 6-8 maintain the subhand
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FM 3-01.85 6-10 Maintenance, supply
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FM 3-01.85 6-12 and or section, whi
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FM 3-01.85 REORGANIZATION 6-28 6-12
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FM 3-01.85 A-2 Command Section S2/S
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FM 3-01.85 MEDICAL SECTION A-12. Th
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FM 3-01.85 B-16 EQUIPMENT Radar Set
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FM 3-01.85 COMMANDERS TACTICAL TERM
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FM 3-01.85 PRIMARY CONSIDERATIONS C
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FM 3-01.85 SYSTEM LOADING REDUCTION
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Appendix D Intelligence Preparation
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INPUTS LEAD TO … Analysis O f Bat
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Appendix E Safety This appendix des
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Table E-1. Special Hazards HAZARD A
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HAZARD High noise (RS, ECS, ICC, EP
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Safety E-9
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Reconnaissance, Selection, and Occu
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