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Originally Posted by rcaf_777
If you have been reading Matt Wiser posts you have no doubt heard of the 13th Armored Cavalry Regiment. Over the weekend I did some researching trying to figure out how the unit would look and function. Here is what I came up with so far, suggestion for vehicles or organization changes are welcome.
13th Armored Cavalry Regiment: TO and E
• Regimental Headquarters Troop
• 1st Squadron (Stingrays) (2 x Troops of 4 x Stingrays and 1 x Troop with 4 x M151 with TOW, and 1 x M577)
• 2nd Squadron (Stingrays) (2 x Troops of 4 x Stingrays and 1 x Troop with 4 x M151 with TOW and 1 x M577)
• 3rd Squadron (Motorcycle) (Long Range Reconnaissance) – See Below
• 4th Squadron (Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition) (LAV-25?)
• Regimental Support Squadron
o Headquarters Troop
o Combat Engineer Troop
o Signals Troop
o Military Intelligence Troop
• Field Artillery Squadron
o Headquarters Battery
o A Battery (6-gun 105mm howitzer battery)
o B Battery (6-gun 105mm howitzer battery)
o C Battery (6-gun 105mm howitzer battery)
• Regimental Support Squadron
o Headquarters Troop
o Supply and Transportation
o Maintenance Troop
o Medical Troop
o Military Police Troop
3rd Squadron (Motorcycle) (Long Range Reconnaissance)
The Squadron has three long range reconnaissance detachments, a communications platoon, and a troop headquarters. As with LRRP units of the past each US Army LRS team is composed of six soldiers:
1. Team Leader
2. Assistant Team Leader
3. Senior Scout Observer
4. Radio Operator
5. Scout Observer
6. Assistant Radio Operator
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For what it is worth, looking at numbers, this is more a Cav Squadron than regiment. The way the US uses the term troop and squadron is a little different than most everyone else. Basically, Platoon, then Troop, Then Squadron, then Regiment.
But it looks good considering I don' know the backstory.