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Appendix B<br />

Selected Engineer Organizations and Capabilities<br />

This appendix describes organic engineer staffing and organizations within the BCT<br />

and ACR. It also highlights some of the modular engineer units that are likely to<br />

augment the BCT and ACR or provide support within their AO. (See <strong>FM</strong> 3-34 for a<br />

more complete listing of engineer organizations.)<br />

ORGANIC ENGINEERS IN THE BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM<br />

B-1. Each BCT and ACR has an organic engineer company. In the HBCT and IBCT, the organic<br />

engineer (Sapper) company is located within the BSTB. In the SBCT, it is positioned as a separate unit<br />

under the brigade (see figure B-1, page B-5). The ACR combat engineer company is also positioned as a<br />

separate unit under the regiment, similar to that of the SBCT. The engineer company organic to the BCT<br />

and ACR is focused on tactical-level maneuver. Its mission is to provide assured mobility to the BCT and<br />

ACR by conducting combat engineering (M/CM/S) and limited general engineering to enhance maneuver<br />

in the AO. As a combat multiplier, engineers concentrate their efforts on maintaining the freedom of<br />

movement for the supported force and reducing the enemy’s ability to mass and maneuver on the<br />

battlefield.<br />

B-2. There is an organic engineer staff element within each BCT and ACR (see figure B-2, page B-6).<br />

Though each type of BCT is slightly different, there is generally an ENCOORD, engineer planner, senior<br />

engineer NCO, and geospatial engineering team in the HBCT and IBCT. In addition there are also organic<br />

engineer personnel within the BSTB, and within the HHC, CAB, and infantry battalion. Engineer<br />

personnel within the BSTB facilitate additional engineer forces being attached to augment the HBCT or<br />

IBCT. Engineer units from company size and below are intended to be attached to the BSTB for C2 and<br />

logistics support.<br />

B-3. The organic geospatial engineering team within the BCT operates in the BCT main CP and provides<br />

geospatial engineering support. The topographic section—<br />

� Generates and analyzes terrain data.<br />

� Prepares decision graphics.<br />

� Produces image maps.<br />

� Provides 3-D terrain perspective views.<br />

� Manages the theater geospatial database.<br />

� Updates maps.<br />

� Produces tactical decision aids.<br />

� Produces IPB overlays.<br />

� Operates on a 24-hour basis.<br />

B-4. Equipment assigned to the topographic section includes—<br />

� One Digital Topographic Support System (DTSS–B)–Base: AN/TYQ-67 (light).<br />

� One DTSS–B: AN/TYQ-71 (deployable).<br />

� One light medium tactical vehicle (LMTV) with towed generator.<br />

� One high-mobility, multipurpose, wheeled vehicle (HMMWV).<br />

B-5. Figures B-3 through B-6, page B-7 through B-10, show the organic engineer company in the ACR,<br />

HBCT, IBCT, and SBCT.<br />

11 February 2009 <strong>FM</strong> 3-<strong>34.22</strong> B-1

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