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FM 11-23
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Doctrine:
Messenger:
Messenger ..- . ---- ....... 5-9 5-10 Doctrine ..-. ........... 5-9a, b 5-10
Signal center .-. . ......... 5-10 5-10 Facilities ..-. ............ 4-17 4-4
Troposcatter radio .-........5-11 5-10 Service ..-. .............. 2-5e 2-5
Wire 5-8 5-9 Mission, HHC .. .. 9-1..
9-1
Employment, HHD -~~~~. -....
_10-7, 10-8 10-2; 10-3
Mobility:
Communications equipment -_4-10 4-4
Enemy aircraft attacks ------ -6-12-6-14 6-3Personnel, training-9-b 9-3
Factors affecting organization --- 2-2 2-1 Multichannel radio communica-
Field army support. (See Organ- tions links ----------------- 5-2b 5-3
ization USASTRATCOM
Operations, HHD, signal group:
(theater).)
Flexibility- -------------------- 2-3 2-1
Group headquarters ------
Headquarters detachment:
10-10a-c 10-3
Function- .----------------- 2-1 2-1 Administration and
Headquarters and headquarters logistics ------------ 10-11b 10-4
company: Headquarters section . 10-11a 10-4
Assignment 9-2a, b 9-1 Operations and intel-
Capabilities -. . 9-3a--d ... . .. 9-1 . . .. ligence -------------- 10-11c(1)-(4) 10-5
Limitations _----------- 9-4 9-3 S3 section ------------ 10-11d(1), (2) 10-6
Mission 9-la-c 9-1 Organizational maintenance ------ 7-7 7-3
Operations:
Organization:
Personnel, responsi-
Headquarters and headbilities
------------- 9-9 9-4 quarters company --------- 9-7a, b 9-4
Company headquarters __9-21 9-11 USASTRATCOM (theater):
Chief of staff ----------- 9-11 9-5 Area communications
Comptroller .- . ... 9-19 . .... 9-10 .. system --------------- 2-5b 2-3
Headquarters com-
Command communicamandant
.----------- 9-20 9-10 tions system --------- 2-5c 2-4
Information . .-.. 9-14 .. .. 9-6 Messenger service - 2-----2-5e 2-5
Inspector General _-.. .9-12 9-5 Signal centers ---------- 2-5g 2-5
Judge Advocate General 9-13 9-6 Signal groups --------- 2-5a 2-2
Logistics and service ---- 9-18 9-9 Terminal facilities --.--- 2-5f 2-5
Personnel and adminis-
Type communication zone
tration -- -______--. 9-15 9-6 signal organization --- 2-5 2-2
Plans af operations ----- 9-17 9-7 Patching entral:
Security and intelligence -9-16 9-6ons 14-9a(1)-(7) 14-7
Organization 9-7 9-4 Personnel 14-9b(1)-(5) 14-7
Training and mobility ----- 9-5 9-3 Personnel and administration,
Unit employment ------------ 9-8 9-4 HHC 9-15a,c 9-6
Indigenous communications Physical security -6-1-6-3; 6-1; 6-2
facilitis -----------.-.-.-- --5-5 5-9 6-6b
Information section ------------- 9-14 9-6 Planning objectives ------------- 5-7a-h 5-9
Inspector General --------------- 9-12 9-5 Plans and operations. (See Com-
Integration facilities, radio-wire _5-3e 5-6 munications-electronics plans
Intelligence section, HHC. (See
and operations.)
Security and intelligence
Plans for COMMZ communicasection.)
tions --------------------- 8-1 8-1
Platoon headquarters -13-16; 14-14- 13-5;
Judge Advocate General --------- 9-13 9-6 14-16 14-5
Logistics and services -------- 9-18a-e 9-9 Radio facilities:
Long distance messenger service 5-3h 5-7 Netting ------------------ 4-18 4-4
Air ---------------------- 5-3h(1) 5-7 Wire integration - ----------- 5-3e 5-6
Motor -------------------- 5-3h(2) 5-9 Record message traffic ----------- 4-14 4-3
References
Maintenance:
..-................. 1-3 1-1
M Data collection: -------------- 7-9 7-3 Responsibilities, command, HHC - -9-9 9-4
Organizational ------------ 7-7 7-3 Scope ------------------------- 1-2 1-2
Responsibilities ------------ 7-6a, b 7-2 Security:
Support ------------------ 7-8 7-3 Application --------------- 6-7 6-2
Team composition:
Communications:
No. 1 ----------------- 14-2 2 a 14-8 Cryptosecurity 6-6a 6-2
No. 2------------------ 14-22b 14-8 Definition ------------- 6-6 6-2
Major headquarters requirements - 4-2 4-1 Transmission -------- 6-6c 6-2
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