Heavy brigade combat team презентация

AGENDA
Compare with IBCT and SBCT
HBCT Mission
Wire diagrams of each BN
Combined Arms Battalions
Mechanized Infantry Company
Armor Company
M1 Versions
Responsibilities
War Fighting Functions

Infantry Brigade Combat Team
as of 10 Mar 2006
293/33/3,223 TOTAL= 3,549
5/0/10 TOTAL= 15 USAF
(Objective TOE)
297/38/3,535 TOTAL= 3,870
5/0/10 TOTAL= 15 USAF
166
Heavy Brigade Combat Team
(Objective TOE)
as of 10 Mar 2006
124
302/34/3,631 TOTAL= 3,967
6/0/12 TOTAL= 18 USAF
Stryker Brigade Combat Team
(Objective TOE)
as of 10 Mar 2006
X

HBCT Organization
FSKM 71-8, Annex-A (April 2007)

HEAVY BCT MISSION
FM 3-90.6
Mission Statement: To disrupt or destroy enemy military forces, control land areas including populations and resources and be prepared to conduct combat operations to protect US national interests.

HBCT Capabilities
Conducting sustained operations in most environments.
Accomplishing very rapid movement and deep penetrations.
Conducting security operations.
Conducting offensive and defensive operations.
Maintaining the ability to integrate light or SOF.
Possessing mobile, protected firepower.
Providing digital SA down to vehicle-level.
Performing company-sized air assaults.
FM 3-90.6 APP A, p A-3

HBCT Limitations
High dependence on radio communications.
Restricted mobility in highly mountainous terrain or dense forests.
High usage rate of consumable supplies, particularly class III, V, and IX. (Do not underestimate its requirements.)
Vulnerability to mines and antitank weapons.
Footprint is usually larger than a lighter force.
Fratricide of light forces is higher due to the inability to determine friend or foe unless mounted.
HBCT staff does not have an S3 air section to plan and oversee air assault operations.
Possesses no organic gap crossing capability.
FM 3-90.6 APP A, p A-4

Brigade Headquarters – HBCT
87302G000
172
Effects
1-1-5
59
CP 1
10-2-47
Mvr Spt
5-0-7
TACP*
1-0-2
ISR
2-1-15
NIC
1-0-3
S2X
1-2-2
80
CP 2
27-10-45
Mvr Spt
2-0-5
NL-NLOS
7-1-7
ISR
1-0-2
TACP*
1-0-2
MP/ENG
2-0-8
Plans
3-0-1
S-1
2-1-10
ADAM
4-2-6
NOSC
1-1-2
Cmd Grp
10-0-17
UMT
1-0-1
DCO
3-0-4
PAO
1-0-3
LNO
2-0-4
CDR
3-0-5
27
6
Troop
2-0-4
Trp HQs
2-0-4
COLT
0-0-15
S-4
3-3-8
49/12/111

Brigade Special Troops Battalion, HBCT
87305G100
MI
5/5/114// 124
4/1/67// 72
I
11307G800
373
34308G900
87306G100

Brigade
Special Troops Battalion HQ’S, HBCT
87305G000
BTB
18-1-160
179
72
MI CO
69
NET CO
BSTB GP
11-0-38
49
S2 Sec
2-0-3
CMD Sec
2-0-3
Hum Res
1-0-6
S6 Sec
0-0-8
S3 Sec
4-0-13
Sustain
1-0-4
130
HQs CO
7-1-122
Med
1-0-9
HHC HQs
2-0-6
MP PLT
1-0-40
NBC PLT
1-0-7
Security Sec
0-0-6
Unit Ministry TM
1-0-1
SPT PLT HQ
1-0-2
Maint
0-1-30
Field Feed
0-0-12
Class III Sec
0-0-10
SPT PLT
1-1-54
Recommendation:
Arrange to have an OPD
from both the Signal and
MI Company Commander.
Technology assets and
capabilities are changing
rapidly.
How can they support you and
Your unit??

ASSAULT
HBCT Engineer CO Organization
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EARTHMOVING
CBT ENG
PLT
CO
HQ
CBT ENGR
SQUAD
PLT
HQ
Engineers have Bradleys
EQUIPMENT
ASSAULT
EQUIPMENT

8/5/109 TOTAL: 122
Company HQ
5/02
IEW MAINT TM
0/0/10
SITUATION AWARENESS SECTION
0/1/11
X2 SAT COMM TM
0/0/6
Staff Weather 0
ISR REQUIREMENTS TM
0/1/6
TUAV Platoon HQ
1/1/1
Mission Planning - Control
0/0/13
Launch & Recovery
0/0/19
INTEL PROCESSING
0/0/6
MSG Platoon HQ
1/0/1
MSG Control
0/1/5
Military Intelligence Company,
BSTB, HBCT
34308G900
Sat Comms Tm
0/0/3
OPS MGMT
TM
0/1/3
X3 HUMMINT COL
0/0/12
122

4/1/65 TOTAL: 70
Signal CO, BSTB, HBCT
11307G800
I

Armored Recon Squadron, HBCT
17205G000
31/1/272// 304
1/0/2//3 USAF
23/0/119
USAF 0/0/0// 0
5/1/141///147
HHT
246
380
134
17207G000
4/0/78
NOT Called RSTA!!

Unit Ministry Team
1/0/1///2
22/0/117///139
Headquarters Troop
Squadron Headquarters
HHT, Armored Recon Squadron, HBCT
17206G000
142

4/0/78///82
Recon Troop, ARS, HBCT
17207G000
X 5 M1114
X 3 CFV
2X M1064
1X CFV
TOTAL COMBAT POWER:
7- CFVs
10- M1114
2-120 MM MORTAR
1-TAUV (RAVEN)
4-LRAS

5/1/141
Company HQ
2/0/4
Field Feeding
0/0/16
General Supply
0/0/10
Class V
0/0/10
Distribution
PLT HQ
1/0/2
Distribution
Class III
0/0/10
Maintenance
Mnt Control/ PLT HQ
1/0/1
Maint CONT 1/1/6
Service/ Recovery
0/0/9
Forward Support Company (ARS), HBCT
63327G000
147
Maint SECT
0/0/46
3
10
10
10
16
6
2
8
9
27
46

CAB Organization
29 x M2 per Bn
29 x M1 per BN
3 x M3
4 x M7
18 x IN SQD (162 Infantry)
HHC
I
I
I
I
FSC
FSKM 71-8, Annex-A (April 2007)

LNO SEC
1/0/1///2
Headquarters Company
Battalion Headquarters
CP1 TAC Air Control
1/0/2///3
JTACP
HHC, Maneuver Battalion, HBCT
07206G000
S-6
1/0/15///16
29/0/201
40
24
58
108
233
+3USAF

Rifle Company, Maneuver Battalion,
HBCT
07207G000
123
6
36
81
I
270
07207G000
5/0/130
Combat Power
14-Bradleys
1-BFIST (owned by HHC)
1-TUAV

MECHANIZED INFANTRY
RIFLE PLATOON (BFV)

The mission of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle [BFV] is to provide mobile protected transport of an infantry squad to critical points on the battlefield and to perform cavalry scout missions. The BFVs will also provide over-watching fires to support dismounted infantry and to suppress or defeat enemy tanks and other fighting vehicles
MISSION
PURPOSE OF THE M2A3 IFV
MOBILE, PROTECTED TRANSPORT OF INFANTRY
FIRES TO SUPPORT THE DISMOUNTED INFANTRY
FIRES TO SUPPRESS OR DESTROY ENEMY IFVs
ANTIARMOR FIRES TO DESTROY ENEMY ARMOR

MECHANIZED INFANTRY
RIFLE PLATOON (BFV)
M2A2/3 WEAPON SYSTEMS
25mm CHAIN GUN
AP – 1800m
HE – 3000m
300 READY, 600 RESERVE
M240C COAX – TRACER 900m
800 READY, 3600 RESERVE
2-TUBE TOW LAUNCHER – 3750m
2 READY, 5 RESERVE
SMOKE GRENADE LAUNCHER
2x4 SMOKE GRENADE PODS
3-MAN CREW + 7 DISMOUNTS
FULLY COMBAT LOADED WT – 34 TONS
600 HP DIESEL ENGINE
- 3.38m TALL = 11 FT

“HEAVY” COMPANY
COMMAND & CONTROL
MECHANIZED INFANTRY COMPANY
ARMOR COMPANY
CO CDR
GNR
BFV DVR
RTO
CO XO
BFV GNR
BFV DVR
1SG
DRIVER
NBC NCO
SIG NCO
CO CDR
GNR
DRIVER
LOADER
CO XO
GUNNER
DRIVER
LOADER
1SG
DRIVER
NBC NCO
SIG NCO

Armor CO, MNVR BN, HBCT
17307G000
CP1 TAC ACP
0/0/0
48
X3 TANK PLT
3/0/45
15
17307G000
5/0/58
126
Combat Power:
14-M1s
1-BFIST
1-TUAV

ARMOR COMPANY
(M1A1)
TANK
PLATOON
1/0/15
ARMOR CO (M1)
5/0/57
CO HQS
SECTION
2/0/12
2x M1A1 – CO, XO
1x M113 – 1SG
2x M998 – CO, 1SG
1x LMTV – SUPPLY
1x W/TRL – SUPPLY
1x M2 MG – SUPPLY
1x M2 MG – 1SG
4x M1A1
3x Tank PLOW
1x Tank ROLLER
Each Plt typically
Has 1 plow
** note:
Plows and rollers belong
to HHC on the property book

TANK PLATOON (M1A1)
PLT LDR (02)
GUNNER (E5)
DRIVER (E4)
LOADER (E3)
SEC LDR (E6)
GUNNER (E5)
DRIVER (E4)
LOADER (E3)
SEC LDR (E6)
GUNNER (E5)
DRIVER (E4)
LOADER (E3)
PLT SGT (E7)
GUNNER (E5)
DRIVER (E4)
LOADER (E3)

THE M1A1 ABRAMS
Numerous Weapon Systems
120MM MAIN GUN – 3000 METERS
7.62 M240G COAX
.50 CAL COMMANDER’S WEAPON
STATION (Fired from inside turret)
LOADER’S 7.62 M240G
Can not fire if closed hatch
TURRET MOUNTED SMOKE
GRENADE LAUNCHERS
MAIN GUN AMMO
APFSDS – DEPLETED URANIUM DESIGNED
TO DESTROY TANKS
HEAT – EMPLOYED AGAINST LIGHT ARMOR
AND BUNKERS
MPAT – VARIABLE FUSE FOR USE AGAINST
EITHER LIGHT ARMOR OR HELICOPTERS
OR – OBSTACLE REDUCER
CANNISTER – ANTI-PERSONNEL
40 RDS FULLY COMBAT LOADED
17 READY RACK
17 SEMI-READY RACK
6 HULL STORAGE
LOGISTIC CONSIDERATIONS:
Capacity: 505 gallons of JP8. Uses 300+ gallons every eight hours
10 min./tank refuel
30 min./platoon refuel
275 mile cruise range

THE SABOT PETALS

Overpressure, Petal, Noise
and Heat, SDZs
Extreme heat behind
the grill doors!
900 degrees

M1 ABRAMS
MAIN GUN AMMUNITION
STAFF
M1028

THE M1A2 ABRAMS
Same Weapons
Same Ammo
CITV: Allows TC to
View targets
independent
Of Gunner
SEP: 50x Power Sight
Outstanding for OPs
Hunter/Killer Teams
With LT/Infantry
FBCB2/BFT

TANK URBAN SURVIVAL KIT

Forward Support Company (MNVR),
BSB, HBCT
63327G100
22/1/226
Company HQ’S
2/0/5
Field Feeding
0/0/23
General Supply
0/0/14
Class V
0/0/14
Distribution
PLT HQ
1/0/2
Distribution
Class III
0/0/28
Maintenance
Mnt Control/ PLT HQ
1/0/1
Maintenance CONT SECT
1/1/7
Service/ Recovery
0/0/14
X2 Maintenance Support MECH
0/0/22
Maintenance SECT
0/0/55
X2 Maintenance Support ARM
0/0/28
MAINT SPT ENG
0/0/13
232
30
59
143
23
3
28
14
14
14
9
2
55
13
28
22
HQ’S SECT
2/0/28
7
LIVE AND WORK
WITH THE CAB,
BUT OWNED BY THE
BSB

26/4/259
Field Artillery Battalion (155SP), HBCT
TOE 06385G000
289
16 GUNS
8/BATTERY

HHB, Field Artillery Battalion (155SP),
HBCT
06386G000
15/1/78
Command Section
2/0/3
S-2
2/0/6
HHB
Headquarters Battery
Supply
0/0/5
Battery HQ’S
1/0/2
Battalion Headquarters
S-3
2/0/10
S-1
1/0/8
S-6
1/0/11
WIRE SECT
0/0/6
Medical
Medical
PLT HQ
2/0/1
Evacuation
0/0/6
Combat Medic
0/0/2
S-4
1/1/3
94
Fire Direction
Center (BN)
1/0/8
3
4
2
6
5
3
3/0/12
15
9
2
6
12
3
9
12
5
8
5

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Firing Platoon
X2 Firing
PLT HQ
1/0/3
Howitzer X8 (155SP)
0/0/9
X2 AMMO
0/0/6
Battery HQ
1/0/2
Supply
0/0/3
Howitzer Battery, Field Artillery
Battalion (155SP), HBCT
06387G000
5/0/109
114
Howitzer Battery Total
3
3
8
16
72
12
108
8/BATTERY

155mm LETHAL MUNITIONS
TYPE MUNITION
HE
APICM
RAP
DPICM
HE
DPICM BB
MODEL
FIELDING
MAX CHARGE
MAX RANGE
PRICE
M107
M449A1
M549A1
M483A1
M795
M864
1958
1964
1971
1975
1985
1991
M119A2
M119A2
M119A2
M203A1
M203A1
M203A1
18.1KM
18.1 KM
30.0 KM
17.5 KM
22.2 KM
28.4 KM
$180
$255
$840
$456
?
?

1/1/16
Target Acquisition Team,
Field Artillery HBCT
06520GC000
18
6
3
3
6

Forward Support Company (FA),
BSB, HBCT
63327G200
5/1/133
Company HQ
2/0/4
Field Feeding
0/0/14
General Supply
0/0/8
Class V
0/0/20
Distribution
PLT HQ
1/0/2
Distribution
Class III
0/0/12
Maintenance
Mnt Control/ PLT HQ
1/0/1
Maint Cont SECT
1/1/6
Service/ Recovery
0/0/6
X2 Maint SPT 0/0/13
139
Maint Cont SECT
0/0/34
6
2
8
6
34
26
14
12
3
8
20

Brigade Support Battalion, HBCT
63325G200
BSB
57/15/890
Attached to Combat Arms Battalions
962
88
78
97
181
147
232
139

HHC, Brigade Support Battalion, HBCT
63326G200
18/3/63
HHC
S-2/S-3
2/0/6
Command Section
2/0/1
S-6
1/0/7
S-1
1/0/11
Company HQ
1/0/15
Battalion Headquarters
S-4
1/1/4
Support Ops
9/0/14
Unit Ministry
1/0/1
CSSAMO
0/2/7
88
16
8
2
6
8
12
3
23
9

Distribution Company, BSB, HBCT
63328G200
5/2/174
Company HQ
2/0/6
Supply
Supply
PLT HQ
1/0/6
General Supply
0/0/23///23
Class IX
0/0/12
Ammo Transfer
0/1/12
Trans
PLT HQ
1/0/3
Transportation
X4 Truck
0/0/10
Mobility
PARA 4
Fuel & Water
Fuel & Water
PLT HQ
1/0/2
Class III
0/0/9
Water
0/0/21
181
8
9
21
3
13
12
8
7
4
40

Field Maintenance Company, BSB, HBCT
43337G200
4/7/86
98
9
10
29
2
40
8

Medical Company, BSB, HBCT
08339G000
15/0/63
76
7
2
18
8
5
6
8
8
5
7
2
2

COMPANY TEAM
A TEAM FORMED BY THE ATTACHMENT OF ONE OR MORE NONORGANIC TANK, MECHANIZED INFANTRY, OR LIGHT INFANTRY PLATOONS TO A TANK, MECHANIZED INFANTRY, OR LIGHT INFANTRY COMPANY EITHER IN EXCHANGE FOR OR IN ADDITION TO ORGANIC PLATOONS
FM 101-5-1, SEP 97
RIFLE
PLATOON
TANK
PLATOON

COMMANDER RESPONSIBILITIES
RESPONSIBLE FOR EVERYTHING THE COMPANY TEAM DOES OR FAILS TO DO
CONTROL MANEUVER OF COMPANY & SYNCHRONIZES COMBAT SUPPORT AND COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT
ANALYZE SITUATION AND MAKE TACTICAL DECISIONS ON EMPLOYMENT OF ASSETS USING TLP’S, CDR’S INTENT, AND SITUATIONAL AWARENESS
COMMUNICATE WITH BATTALION AS REQUIRED
ISSUE CLEAR AND ACCURATE COMBAT ORDERS

XO RESPONSIBILITIES
COMPANY 2IC
ASSISTS COMMANDER W/ MANEUVER, CS & CSS
ASSUMES COMMAND AS REQUIRED
PRIMARY COMMUNICATION LINK TO BATTALION
CONSOLIDATATES TACTICAL REPORTS
MAY SERVE AS COMPANY COMMAND NCS
CONDUCT COORIDINATION WITH OTHER UNITS
DISSEMINATED SITUATION REPORTS
PRIMARY CSS PLANNER/COORDINATOR PRIOR TO THE BATTLE

1SG RESPONSIBILITES
CDR’S PRIMARY TACTICAL ADVISOR
PRIMARY CSS EXECUTOR
PLANS, REHEARSES, DIRECTS AND SUPERVISES MEDICAL EVACUATION, MAINTENANCE RECOVERY, AND RESUPPLY
ASSISTS COMMANDER WITH SOLDIER AND UNIT MORALE AND DISCIPLINE
LOGISTICALLY INTEGRATES ATTACHMENTS
ANY OTHER TASKS GIVEN BY THE COMMANDER
MAY BE LEADER OF CO/TM QTR PARTY

WAR FIGHTING
FUNCTIONS

FIRE SUPPORT TEAM
4-MAN TEAM - CHIEF, SGT, DVR, RTO B-FIST
FIRE SUPPORT ASSETS
BATTALION MORTAR PLATOON - 4x 120mm MORTAR, M1064A3
FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION (DS to BDE) – 16 x 155mm, M109 PALADIN
FIRE SUPPORT

MOBILITY/COUNTER-MOBILITY
“HEAVY” ENGINEER ASSETS
ACE
ENGINEER SQUADS
VOLCANO
MOPMS
“ORGANIC” ASSETS
TANK PLOWS & ROLLERS
DISMOUNTED INFANTRY
NEED HIGHER LEVEL SUPPORT FOR BRIDGE ASSETS

PROTECTION
ENGINEER SUPPORTING ASSETS
M9 ACE
SEE (Small Emplacement Excavator )
DOZER (CORPS)
NBC SUPPORTING ASSETS
NBC RECON - FOX (DIVISION CHEMICAL COMPANY)
SMOKE PLATOON - (DIVISION CHEMICAL COMPANY)
DECON PLATOON - (DIVISION CHEMICAL COMPANY)
SANATOR (BATTALION SUPPORT PLATOON)
ORGANIC ASSETS
E-TOOLS & D-HANDLE SHOVELS
NBC OFFICER & NCO
INDIVIDUAL DECON & OPERATOR SPRAY DOWN
http://www.wood.army.mil/Tact/Planning%20Factors%20Sheet.htm
M9 ACE

INTELLIGENCE
SUPPORTING
ARMORED RECON SQUADRON (ARS)
BN SCOUT PLATOON
GROUND SURVEILLANCE RADAR(MOVING TARGET INDICATORS)
- AN/PPS-5M (personnel - 6000m, vehicles - 10000m)
ORGANIC
OPs (MOUNTED & DISMOUNTED)
PATROLS (MOUNTED & DISMOUNTED)
SPECIAL OBSERVATION EQUIPMENT (TUAV RAVEN SYSTEMS ARE PART OF COMPANY MTOE)

COMBAT MEDICS (MEDICAL PLATOON)
3x COMBAT MEDICS
AMBULANCE SQUAD (MEDICAL PLATOON)
CO NORMALLY RECEIVES ONE AMBULANCE(M113A3)
ORGANIC MEDICAL ASSETS
COMBAT LIFESAVERS
BUDDY AID
EVACUATION BY NON-STANDARD MEANS
MEDICAL
(MECH/ARMOR CO)
AID/EVAC NCO
AID/AMBULANCE DRIVERx2

MAINTENANCE
(MECH/ARMOR CO)
SIGNAL SUPPORT (COMMUNICATIONS SECTION)
SIGNAL NCO
ORGANIC MAINTENANCE ASSETS
OPERATORS/LEADERS
MASTER GUNNERS
COMPANY ARMORER
TEAM CHIEF
TURRET MECHANIC
AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC
SIGNAL REPAIR SPC
BFV/TANK SYSTEM MECHANIC
RECOVERY NCO
RECOVERY SPECIALIST
BFV/TANK SYSTEM MECHANIC
AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC
RIFLE/ARMOR COMPANY MAINTENANCE TEAM (MAINTENANCE PLATOON/from the FSB)

SUPPLY
(MECH/ARMOR CO)
“TYPICAL” SUPPORT PACKAGE FOR MECH COMPANY FROM THE SUPPORT PLATOON
SQUAD LEADER
DRIVER
DRIVER
DRIVER
ORGANIC SUPPLY (COMPANY HEADQUARTERS SECTION)
SUPPLY SERGEANT
COMPANY ARMORER

CO/TM SERVICE STATION (EXAMPLE)
1SG DIRECTS
EXECUTE BY PLT, SEC, OR VEHICLE TYPE
AMMO, H20, & MEDICAL DISPATCHED FORWARD
AMMO
MAINT
FUEL
MEDIC
1SG