List Y3M
by Mark Bevis
1. Teeth ArmInfantry Battalion
3 Companies@
3 platoons@ 3 AR sqds, 3 GPMG, 3x MAW 1 platoon: 2x 60mm M57 mortars, 2x 82mm M60 RCL 1 Battery: 4x 82mm mortars, Assigned FC Militia Infantry Battalion
3 Companies@
3 platoons@ 2-3 AR sqds, 3 MAW, 3 GPMG 1 platoon: 0-2x 82mm M60 RCL, 2x 60mm M57 mortars 1 Battery: 4x 82mm mortars, Assigned FC 2. Brigade SupportHQ: 6 AR/SMG sqds, 6 trucks, 4 Jeeps, 3x Sa-7B with up to:
1 A/T Platoon: 4x 105mm M65 RCL or 4x AT-3C Sagger, 4 Jeeps:
0-1 Artillery Battalion:
2 batteries@ 6x howitzers, 8 lorries 0-1 Tank Company:
3 platoons@ 3x T-34/85 or Sherman 3. Divisional SupportUp to:
2 platoons@ 6x Jeeps, 3 AR/SMG sqds, 3 GPMG 1 platoon: 4x BRDM-2 or M3A1 White Scout Car or BTR-40 2 AA Companies@
3 platoons@ 3x Triple 20mm M55 or twin 30mm or 40mm Bofors, 3 trucks 3 Artillery Battalions@
3 batteries@ 6x howitzers, 8 lorries 1 Artillery Battalion:
3 batteries@ 6x guns, 8 lorries 1 Rocket Battalion:
3 batteries@ 4-6x 128mm M63, truck tows, radio van 3 A/T Batteries@ 2-6x 100mm T12 or 76mm M42, truck tows 1-3 Engineer Companies@
3 platoons@ 3 AR/engineer sqds, 3 GPMG, 1 flamegun 4. Corps SupportUp to:
3 batteries@ 6x guns or howitzers, 8 lorries 1 Rocket Battalion:
3 batteries@ 4-6x 128mm M63, truck tows; OR 4-6x M77 Oganja or Orkan (?), radio van 4 AA Batteries@ 6x 40mm Bofors or 57mm S60, static, radar 5 AA Batteries@ 4x Sa-2 or Sa-6, radars 3 Engineer Companies@
3 platoons@ 2-3 AR/engineer sqds, 3 GPMG, 2 lorries 1 Commando/Mercenary Company:
3 platoons@ 3 AR/SMG sqds, 3 SAW, 3 GPMG, 3 MAW # Communications jammer units 1 A/T Squadron: 10x Gazelle (AT-3C, Sa-7)
5. Notes
b) Infantry have 3-6x 64mm M80 disposable LAW per squad. MAW is RPG-7, 44mm M57, 90mm M79 or RBRM-80. Some may have M60 rifle A/T grenades. c) The Division is assumed to have 3 Brigades each of 3 battalions. As of late 1992 there were reckoned to be 3 Infantry Divisions, plus 4 Independent Brigades and 4 Mountain Infantry Brigades in non-Serbian territory and enclaves in Bosnia and Croatia. d) About 2 out of 3 battalions are militia. e) Details are provisional, and theoretically apply only to Bosnian Serbs within Croatia and Bosnian-Hertzogovinian territory. In practice will also apply to Regular Yugoslav National Army (JNA) units in Serbia and Montenegro. f) Howitzers are 105mm M101 or FH18M, 122mm M38 or D30, 152mm M37, 155mm M65 or M114. Guns are 122mm M31/37, 130mm M46, 152mm D20/M84 or 155mm M59 Long Tom. In Mountain Brigades, howitzers are 76mm M48. g) Sherman variant can be M4A3, M4A3E8 or Firefly. h) Independent Brigades can add an AA Platoon of 3x 20mm M75 on the back of Gaz-66 trucks. Back to MicroMark Modern Serbian 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 1997-2003 by Mark Bevis and MicroMark. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com |