1. Teeth ArmInfantry Battalion
4 Companies@
3 platoons@ 4 rifle sqds, 3 LMG, 1x 2", 1 PIAT 1 Support Company:
1 platoon: 6x 3" mortars, 7x Carriers 1 platoon: 4x 6pdr, 5x Loyd Carrier, 2 LMG 1 platoon: 3 rifle/engineer sqds, 1 flamegun, 2 LMG 0-1 platoon: 4x MMG, 5x Universal Carriers 0-1 platoon:
4 sections@ 3x Carrier, 3 LMG, 1 PIAT, 1x 2", 1 rifle sqd. Divisional Recce Regiment
3 Squadrons@
3 Troops@ 3x Daimler II or Humber IV armoured cars 2 Troops@ 4 rifle sqds, 3 LMG, 1x 2" mortar, 3 trucks 1 Troop: 2x 3" mortars, 2x Wheeled Carrier, Indian Pattern 2. Brigade Support
3. Divisional SupportUp to:
2 Troops@ 4x 25pdr, 4x trucks, radio truck, 2 LMG 3 Artillery Batteries@
Troop: 4x 3.7" Mountain howitzers, 6 trucks, 2 LMG, 2 OP Teams 3-4 Anti-Tank Companies@
3 Troops@ 4x2pdr or 6pdr, 4 trucks or Loyd Carriers, 2 LMG 3 AA Companies@
3 AA platoons@ 6x 40mm Bofors, 6 trucks 2 Engineer Companies@
3 platoons@ 4(12 man) rifle/engineer sqds, 1 flamegun, 3 LMG 4 Support Companies@
1 battery: 6x 4.2" mortars, 7x Carriers, OP team 2 platoons@ 4x MMG, 5x Carriers 4. Corps SupportUp to:
4 batteries@ 4x 6" 26cwt, 4 lorries, radio van, 2 LMG 0-1 battery: 4x 7.2" Mk.V, 4 lorries, radio van (1945 only) 1 Artillery Regiment:
4 batteries@ 4x 5.5", 4 lorries, radio van, 2 LMG Other support unknown, includes Commandos and 40mm Bofors at least, and naval fire support along the coast. 5. Notes
b) Infantry squads may have No.74 or 75 A/T grenades. c) Humber IV has canister and HE as standard. d) The Division has 3 Brigades each of 3 battalions. e) All units can be motorised if desired, 2 lorries per platoon, 1 truck per support section or HQ squad. f) Divisional artillery OP can be in Daimler S/C or Wheeled Carrier, Indian Pattern Mk.IIC AOP. g) Can use Armoured Squadrons from List B38 as Corps support. h) If an Indian Division, up to one Battalion can be Ghurkas, with no A/T Platoon and no Carrier Platoon. Back to MicroMark WWII British List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark WWII National List of TO&Es Back to MicroMark Period List of TO&Es Back to Master Magazine List © Copyright 2002 by Mark Bevis and MicroMark. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com |