List AF18M
by Mark Bevis
1. Teeth ArmInfantry Battalion
3 Companies@
3 platoons@ 3 AR sqds, 3 SAW, 3 LMG, 1x RPG-7 1 Support Company:
1 battery: 3x 81mm M37M or 82mm M43 mortars 1 battery: 4x 107mm Type 63 MRL 1 platoon: 2-3x 14.5mm ZPU-1, twin 14.5mm ZPU-2 or 23mm ZU-23-2 Divisional Tank Battalion
3 Companies@
3 platoons@ 3x Type 59 or T-54 2. Brigade SupportInfantry Brigade HQ: 6 AR/SMG sqds, 2 LMG, 8 trucks with:
1 Mortar Battery: 6x 120mm RT61 or 120mm M43 or 120mm AM49 mortars, 8 trucks, Assigned FC 3. Divisional SupportUp to:
1 Artillery Battalion:
3 batteries@ 6x 122mm D30 howitzers, 8 trucks 1 Transport Battalion: 20x OT-64A or 30x OT-62A or 32x BTR-152 or 32x BTR-50 (enough to mechanise 3 companies per division) 4. Army Support 1994+
1 Recce Brigade:
3 Companies@
3 platoons@ 2x BRDM-2, 0-1x V-150 or Saladin or Ferret 2 Recce Battalions@ as infantry above but in trucks or on camels 1 A/T Battalion: 3 Batteries@ 6x 76mm M42 A/T guns, 6 trucks 2 A/T Battalions@ 3 Batteries@ 6x 100mm M1944 A/T-field guns, 6 trucks 2 Artillery Battalions@ BHQ: 4 AR sqds, 6 trucks, Assigned FC
9 Artillery Battalions@ BHQ: 4 AR sqds, 6 trucks, Assigned FC
2 Artillery Battalions@ BHQ: 4 AR sqds, 6 trucks, Assigned FC
5 Artillery Battalions@ BHQ: 4 AR sqds, 6 trucks, Assigned FC
2 Rocket Battalions@ BHQ: 2 AR sqds, 4 trucks, Assigned FC
2 AA Battalions@ 5 Batteries@ 6x 40mmL60 Bofors, static 2 AA Battalions@ 3 Batteries@ 6x 85mm KS18, FC radar, static 2 AA Battalions@ 3 Batteries@ 6x 100mm KS19, FC radar, static 10 AA Battalions@ 3 Batteries@ 6x 37mm Type 55, static 9 AA Battalions@ 3 Batteries@ 6x 57mm Type 59, static 1+ Engineer Regiment: 3 battalions? 5 Air Force SAM Batteries@ 3x Sa-2 launchers, static 5. Notesa) Radios are in all AFV and other PHQ, when working. No night fighting equipment is available.
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