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WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COM FM 17-37 Section IV. EMPLOYMENT OF THE AIR CAVALRY TROOP 3-12. General (1) Approach and departure routes for troop aircraft which do not reveal the location of the a. The air cavalry troop is organized, trained, laager area. and equipped to perform reconnaissance and secu- (2) A limited number of or no ground averity operations, to provide surveillance for its nues of attack. parent squadron or a supported unit, and to (3) Near or within the perimeter of friendly engage in offensive, defensive, and retrograde op- elements. erations as an economy of force unit. The air cavalry troop normally operates under the control of (4) Ease of evacuation during day or night. its parent squadron, however, it may be placed (5) Have adequate area for logistical eleunder the operational control of a brigade or sim- ments. ilar headquarters for specific operations. b. The air cavalry troop is a combat force in which the combat elements are mounted in organic helicopters. The unit combines the characteristics of tactical air mobility and destructive firepower. The troop has an antipersonnel and antimateriel capability. a. The air cavalry troop normally operates without attachments; however, for a particular mission, one or more platoons from the cavalry troop or an infantry company may be attached to provide the additional combat power necessary for mission accomplishment. c. The aero scout, rifle, and weapons platoons are tactical elements of the air cavalry troop, and b. Engineers may be attached to assist in the can operate as teams/sections or platoons, inde- technical reconnaissance of roads, bridges, fords, pendently or with other elements of the air cav- and obstacles. alry troop. The platoons are rarely detached for c. Artillery support is facilitated by providing independent missions. an artillery liaison officer to the squadron headquarters. Aviators and aerial observers in the air 3-13. Organization for Combat cavalry troop are trained to request and adjust a. The air cavalry troop commander is respon- indirect fire; they obtain this fire by coordination sible for the organization for combat and employ- with the artillery liaison officer at squadron headment of the platoons, operation of the troop com- quarters. mand post, and control of the troop trains. The d. Tactical air support may be available to the troop commander normally employs the aero trocp for its combat operations. When desired, scout, aero rifle, and aero weapons platoons as or- tactical air support is requested by the squadron. ganized and in a manner that permits their capa- Details on the employment of tactical air support bilities to be mutually complementary. In some are included in FM 61-100. situations, he may cross-attach elements of the platoons to form provisional platoons. Elements of 3-15. Employment of Troop Headquarters the troop are employed in teams of two or more a. During combat operations, the troop headaircraft to provide mutual support and to insure quarters is normally organized into the troop commission accomplishment. mand post and troop trains. The troop command b. Unless total troop effort is required to accom- post contains the personnel and equipment replish the mission, only those elements essential to quired for command and control of the troop. The mission accomplishment are committed. This per. trains include the organic attached or supporting mits continuous operation and enables uncom- personnel and equipment necessary for logistical mitted elements to relieve committed elements on support of the troop. station. b. When the troop is committed,- the troop comc. The combat elements of the troop normally mander normally exercises control of the troop operate from the troop laager area (assembly from his command helicopter or from the troop area). The troop commander selects laager areas command post. The command post is organized well forward in the area of operations. Considera- around the operations center under the supervitions in selecting laager areas are: sion of the operations officer. Other elements AGO 20026A 3-11
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