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FMl 11-23<br />
a. Independent Corps Operations in a, Remote additional signal group provided by <strong>US</strong>ASTRAT-<br />
Area.<br />
COM (theater) (a above) might not be required,<br />
(1) Corps communications. If the independ' and the corps signal group (fig. 2-6) would proent<br />
corps is to operate at extended distances and vide the signal communications required by the<br />
the tactical situation or the terrain will prevent corps except for two defense communications syseffective<br />
employment of the multichannel radio tem access points which would be provided by<br />
(radio relay) equipment normally assigned to the <strong>US</strong>ASTRATCOM (theater).<br />
independent corps signal group, the corps signal c. Independent Corps Operations in an Oceanic<br />
officer requests appropriate light and heavy tropo Theater.<br />
units.<br />
(1) Corps communications. In an oceanic<br />
(2) COMMZ communications. An independ- theater the independent corps commander is reent<br />
corps. operating in a remote area will usually sponsible for all communications throughout his<br />
require a COMMZ behind it. To provide the corn- area of operations and must, therefore, establish<br />
mand and area communications required by this both command and area communications systems.<br />
COMMZ, a <strong>US</strong>ASTRATCOM (theater) signal The independent corps signal group organized as<br />
group, similar to the signal group shown in figure shown in figure 2-6 is insufficient for this pur-<br />
2-6, may be sufficient to establish the communica- pose, and the type corps signal group shown in<br />
tions system in support of the corps. Additional figure 2-7 is required. Tropospheric scatter comunits<br />
providing communications security, signal panies may be used to provide both command sysconstruction,<br />
and other areas of support are as- tem links and area system links. Where distances<br />
signed to this signal group as required.<br />
exceed tropo equipment capabilities, a radio operb.<br />
Independent Corps Operations in a Small ations company (TOE 11-303) will be used to<br />
Theater. In a small land-mass theater of opera- provide high frequency (HF) long distance links.<br />
tions, the independent corps may not require a (2) COMMZ communications. In island hop-<br />
COMMZ as such. The rear area of the corps may ping or peninsula operations, the geographic size<br />
serve as the COMMZ. Under these conditions, the of the independent corps area may vary from 100<br />
TYPE<br />
CORPS<br />
SIG GP<br />
HHD SIG ARMY SIG SPT SIG MEDIUM CORPS<br />
SIG GP AREA BN co HQ OP CO SIG 8N<br />
TOE 11-122( ) TOE 11-85 ( TOE 11-117( ) TOE 11-127( ) TOE 11-15( )<br />
INOTE I |NOTE 2<br />
SIG RDO SIG co<br />
OP CO<br />
TOE 11-303( ) TROPO<br />
NOTES:<br />
I-AS REQUIRED.<br />
2-TOE 11-367(LIGHT)OR<br />
TOE I 1-368 (HEAVY)<br />
AS REQUIRED.<br />
-FM 11-367-2-8<br />
Figure 2-7. Type corps signal group, independent corps (oceanic theater).<br />
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