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FM 11-23<br />
Section II.<br />
COMPANY HEADQUARTERS OPERATIONS<br />
14-9. General c. Plans, coordinates, and furnishes staff supervision<br />
of the operations of the company in-<br />
The company headquarters includes the personnel<br />
eluding site selection, frequency utilization and<br />
required for command and administrative control<br />
sion<br />
and coordination of the company operational and<br />
training mission. The company headquarters nor- d. Functions as the company intelligence<br />
mally is located in the vicinity of the greatest officer.<br />
concentration of company elements. This allows<br />
greater control, better supervision, and a consoli- e. Supervises the preparation of physical and<br />
dation of administration,<br />
logistics, and<br />
communications security plans and insures their<br />
dation of administration, logistics, and messing<br />
facilities. ~~facilities.,~msi<br />
implementation.<br />
f. Insures that all personnel are familiar with<br />
14-10. Administration and Logistics ECCM plans and orders, and that these personnel<br />
adminis- are capable of employing prescribed ECCM pro-<br />
The company headquarters conducts its administrative<br />
and logistical operations with normal support<br />
from comparable activities of the headquarters<br />
to which it is assigned. Messing facilities are<br />
available at the company mess 24 hours a day. a. Wire <strong>Communications</strong>. The heavy tropo<br />
Some isolated elements of the tropo company may company type telephone net (fig. 14-2) is inrequire<br />
mess support from adjacent units. Supply stalled by the technical control section. Figure<br />
operations are geared to the large amount of 14-2 shows nine telephones and the operations<br />
repair parts required for the continuous operation center connected to the switchboard. Two trunks<br />
of the company's electronic equipment and tactical to higher headquarters, connected through the<br />
vehicles. The company provides organizational area system, are also shown. This is a type telemaintenance<br />
of arms, motor vehicles, and power phone communications net and it should be noted<br />
generators. The company also provides direct that one of the tropo platoon headquarters will<br />
support level maintenance of organic electronic probably be so distant that it would have access<br />
equipment. to the company headquarters switchboard<br />
14-11. <strong>Command</strong> and Control<br />
The company commander receives direction and<br />
routine administrative support through normal<br />
channels from the organization (<strong>US</strong>ASTRAT-<br />
COM (theater), field army signal brigade, or sig-<br />
TRUNKS<br />
nal group of an independent corps) to which his<br />
TOAREA SYS<br />
company is assigned. Operational (technical) orders<br />
are received through technical channels<br />
from the communications element of the organization<br />
exercising technical control. Because the COMDR 0 0 MTR MAINT<br />
distances between elements of the company make<br />
control difficult, the company commander makes FIRST SGT 0 0 TROPO PLAT HO<br />
maximum use of company and platoon standing MESS 0 S8-22/PT TECH CON OFF<br />
operating procedures. In addition, he has available<br />
the company communications facilities (para suPPLy<br />
TECHCONCEN<br />
14-12). The company commander is assisted by SIG MAINT OP CEN<br />
the technical control officer, whose duties include<br />
the following:<br />
a. Assists the company commander in supervi- LEGEND:<br />
sion of company operations. TA312/PT FM 113772<br />
b. With the company commander, on a shift<br />
basis, exercises direct control over the company.<br />
Figure 14-2; Heavy tropo company type telephone net.<br />
14-3