Troop List

[Rainbow Six]

Originally Posted by pmulcahy11b

Unfortunately impossible to save without signing up for a Scribd or Facebook account.

At first glance it looks like a version of the NATO orbat that's on the Tanknet forum

http://208.84.116.223/forums/index.php?showtopic=20414

If you view it there it should open as a word document which you should be able to save. I think they're currently on version 8.0 or thereabouts...

[helbent4]

Originally Posted by Rainbow Six

At first glance it looks like a version of the NATO orbat that's on the Tanknet forum

http://208.84.116.223/forums/index.php?showtopic=20414

If you view it there it should open as a word document which you should be able to save. I think they're currently on version 8.0 or thereabouts...

Paul,

Oops, that's what you mean, you can't save the document! Basically, do what R6 says.

And yes, the credit is given to the Tanknet forum.

Tony

[Graebarde]

Originally Posted by dragoon500ly

Talking about all of the various units that go into a Corps reminded me that I have a copy of a "doctrine" listing. This is the US Army Command & General Staff College Reference Book 101-1. This uses the Division 86 TO&E, but it is useful for showing all of the "tail" that supports the "teeth". Needless to say, these are are not real units, the names have been changed to protect the innocent! .

Great info there. I use to have a 101-1. I foreget, does the 101-1 have troop list for Theater Army or Field Army as well as the corps? I think I heard the doctrine has pretty much done away with Field Armies and relys on TA units to support the rear of the corps, where FA use to.

Grae

[dragoon500ly]

Originally Posted by Graebarde

Great info there. I use to have a 101-1. I foreget, does the 101-1 have troop list for Theater Army or Field Army as well as the corps? I think I heard the doctrine has pretty much done away with Field Armies and relys on TA units to support the rear of the corps, where FA use to.

Grae

My copy of 101-1 does not list Army level forces. From my reading of the General Staff series, while Field Armies do exist, they mostly are used for Command & Control purposes with the old Army function of supply/support and intelligence being bumped up to Command level...part of this joint services drive.