List IN9M
by Mark Bevis
1. Teeth ArmArmoured Regiment
3 Squadrons@
4 Troops@ 3x Centurion Mk.7 or Sherman Motorised Infantry Regiment
4 Companies@
3 platoons@ 1(4 man) SMG PHQ sqd, 1 Jeep, 3 AR sqds, 3 LMG, 3x 3.5" M20 bazooka, 3 trucks/2 lorries 1 platoon: 2 MMG, 3x 60mm mortars, 2 trucks 1 Support Company:
1 platoon: 6x 81mm mortars, 6 trucks, 1 radio Jeep 2 platoons@ 4x Jeep/106mm M40 1 Recce Platoon: 4x Jeeps, 2(8 man) AR/SMG sqds 2. Brigade SupportArmoured Brigade HQ: 2x Tanks, 6 trucks 43rd Motorised Brigade HQ: 6 AR sqds, 8 trucks, 2 cars, Air Liaison Team 3. Divisional SupportUp to: 2 Field Artillery Regiments@
3 batteries@ 6x 25pdr Sexton, 2 LMG, 1x truck 1 Medium Artillery Regiment:
3 batteries@ 6x 5.5" BL, 8 lorries, 2 AALMG 1 Armoured Recce Squadron:
3 platoons@ 3x AMX-13/75 2 Engineer Companies@
3 platoons@ 4 AR/engineer sqds, 3 LMG, 2 lorries 1 AA Regiment:
3 batteries@ 6x 40mmL60 Bofors, 6 trucks 4. Corps SupportUp to: 2 Heavy Artillery Regiments@
4 batteries@ 4x 5.5" BL guns, 6 lorries 0-1 Heavy Artillery Regiment:
4 batteres@ 4x 7.2" howitzers, 6 lorries 2 Engineer Groups (battalion size) Heavy AA units with 3.7" AA? 1-3 Field Artillery Regiments@
3 batteries@ 6x 3.7" Pack howitzers or 25pdr guns, 8 trucks 5. Notesa) Radios are in all AFV and other PHQ. b) Infantry squads have some kind of A/T grenades. AR is FN, LMG is Bren or FN-GPMG. SMG is Sterling. c) The Division has two Armoured Regiments with Centurion 7, and five Armoured Regiments equipped with Shermans; and the 43rd Motorised Brigade of the 5th Jat, 8th Garwhal Rifles and 5/9th Ghurka Rifles battalions. d) Details are provisional. e) Shermans are most likely to be M4A3(76mm) or M4A3E8, but could also be M4A2 or M4A4 with 75mm. Back to MicroMark Modern Indian List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark Modern National List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark Period List of TO&Es Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 1997-2002 by Mark Bevis and MicroMark. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles covering military history related topics are available at http://www.magweb.com |