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I found an old UK manual from the mid-90s (the 1996 Army Field Manual, Volume II) that lists what they thought a Machine-Gun Artillery Division consisted of at the time. It's pretty defensive, with just enough armor for localized counter-attacks.
1 Recce Company (28 BMP-2, 6 BTR-80, 6 BRDM-3) 1 Engineer Battalion 1 Anti-Tank Battalion (12 MT-12 Rapira, 12 9P148 Konkurs, 17 BTR, 6 AGS-17, 6 2S3 Akatsiya) 1 Tank Regiment (95 T-72B, 65 BMP-2, 24 2S1 Gvozdika, 18 9K115 Metis, 4 2S6 Tunguska, 6 9K35 Strela) 1 Air Defense Regiment (30 9K331 Tor) 1 MLRS Regiment (54 BM-21 Grad) 1 Artillery Regiment (72 2S3 Akatsiya) 3 Machine-Gun Artillery Regiments Each MGAR has: 4 MG Battalions (each with 3 MG companies and 1 special weapons group of 1 anti-tank company, 1 mortar battery, 1 grenade launcher platoon, and 1 air defense platoon) 1 Mechanized Battalion (1 tank company, 3 motorized rifle companies, and 1 special weapons group) 1 Self-Propelled Artillery Battalion of 3 batteries 1 Anti-Tank Battalion of 4 batteries, 2 of guns and 2 of self-propelled ATGMs 1 Air Defense Battalion of 3 self-propelled batteries 1 Engineer Company 3 Tank Companies each of 10 dug-in tanks 2 Artillery Battalions each of 3 dug-in batteries 1 Casemate Company with 18 prefabricated retractable turrets for machineguns, grenade launchers, or ATGMs
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