Running a few thoughts on the order of battle...
193rd Infantry Brigade was headquartered out of Fort Clayton also assigned were:
1-187 Infantryalso at Clayton
2-187 Infantry at Fort Kobbe
Battery D-320 Field Artillery at Kobbe
518th Engineer Company at Kobbe
Attached were
210th Aviation (Combat) at Howard AFB
114th Aviation Company (Combat Support) at Howard
3rd Platoon, 242nd Aviation Company (Medium Helicopter) at Howard
3-7 Special Forces Group at Fort Davis
Jungle Warfare Training Centre at Fort Amadore
Suggested reinforcements include:
53rd Infantry Brigae, FLNG: 1-124 Infantry, 2,124 INF, 3-124 INF, 1-160 FA,
Troop E-153 CAV, 153 ENG Company
92nd Infantry Brigade, PRNG: 1-65 INF, 2-65 INF, 1-195 INF, 2-162 FA, Troop
E-192 CAV, 892 Engineer Company
Both brigades are standard "pure" infantry infantry units, supported by towed 105mm howitzer.
Other units available include 1-196 INF PRNG, Company G-143 INF (Ranger) TXNG, 1136th INF Detachment (Pathfinder/Airborne) TXNG, Company E-65 (Ranger) PRNG, 1-162 FA, PRNG (155T), 1-265 ADS (C-V) FLNG, 131st AVN MSNG.
US Army Reserve can contribute the 448th ENG Bb (Combat Heavy) to complete an interesting little mix.
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