List A10A
by Mark Bevis
1. Corps Support (Provisional)
3 AA Companies@
3 platoons@ 4x 37mm M1 or 40mm L60 Bofors, 4 trucks 6 Cavalry Troops@
3 platoons@
1 section: 3x M3A1 S/C, 1x 37mm M3A1 A/T gun, 3(6 man) rifle crew sqds, 2 bazookas 2 Cavalry Support Troops@
3 platoons@ 3x T-30 GMC, 1x M2 H/T 4 Field Artillery Battalions@
3 batteries@ 4x 105mm M2A1, 4 trucks, radio truck 2 Heavy Artillery Battalions@
3 batteries@ 4x 155mm M1 or 4.5" M1, 4x M5 HST, radio van 1 Heavy Artillery Battalion:
3 batteries@ 4x 155mm M1918 or 155mm M2 Long Tom or 8" M1, 4x M4 HST, radio van 3 Engineer Companies@
3 platoons@ 4 rifle/pioneer sqds, 2 lorries 6 Pioneer Companies
3 platoons; 4 rifle/pioneer sqds, 2 lorries 6 Tank Destroyer Companies@
1 platoon:
2 sections@ 2x 37mm M6 GMC 1 section: 2x M15 AA halftrack 2-3 platoons@
2 sections@ 2x 75mm M3 GMC halftrack 1 section: 2x M15 (not 1943) 2 Tank Destroyer Recce Companies@
3 platoons@ 2x M3A1 S/C, 4x Jeep/.50", 2 Carbine sqds 1 platoon: PHQ: 1(6 man) rifle/engineer sqd, 1x M3A1 S/C 2 sections@ 1(12 man) rifle/engineer sqd, 1x M3A1 S/C, 1 truck 2. Army Support (hypothetical or in America only)
2 Heavy Tank Companies@
3 platoons@ 5x M6 2 Heavy Artillery Battalions@
3 batteries@ 4x 8" M1 howitzers, 4x M4 HST, radio van 6 AA Platoons@ 4x 90mm M1 or 120mm M1, 4 lorries 1st Ranger Battalion (North Africa, Nov 1942-March 1943)
A, B, C, E, F Companies@
2 platoons@ 1(6 man) SMG PHQ sqd, 1x 60mm mortar, 1 bazooka 2(12 man) rifle squads, 4 BAR D Support Company:
1 battery: 4?x 81mm M1 mortars, hand carts 1 platoon: 6?x LMG Darby's Ranger Regiment (Sicily, July-August 1943)
Ranger Cannon Company: 6x 105mm T-19 GMC halftracks (Aug 1943+) 3. Notesa) Radios are in all AFVs and other PHQs.
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