1. Teeth ArmInfantry Regiment
3 platoons@ 4 rifle sqds, 3 LMG, 1x 2", 1 PIAT
1 platoon: 6x 3" mortars, 7x Carriers, 3 PIAT 1 platoon: 4x 6pdr, 5x Loyd Carrier, 2 LMG 1 platoon: 3 rifle/engineer sqds, 1 flamegun, 1-2 LMG 1 platoon: 4x MMG, 1 PIAT, 5x Carriers 1 platoon:
4 sections@ 3x Carrier, 3 LMG, 1 PIAT, 1x 2", 1 rifle sqd. Divisional Recce Regiment
3 Squadrons@
1 platoon: 4x M3 H/T or trucks, 4 rifle sqds, 3 LMG, 1 PIAT, 1x 2" 3 platoons@
2 sections@ 1x Fox 1, 1x Otter I 2 sections@ 3 Carrier, 3 LMG, 1 rifle sqd, 3 PIAT, 1x 2" 1 Platoon: 4x 6pdr, 5x Carrier, 2 LMG 0-1 Battery: 6x 3" mortars, 7x Universal Carriers 2. Brigade Support
3. Divisional SupportUp to:
2 Troops@ 4x 25pdr, 4x Quad tractors, radio van, 2 AALMG, 1 PIAT, 2 OP teams
3 Troops@ 4x 17pdr or 6pdr, 2x LMG, 4 trucks.
3 Troops@ 4x 6pdr, 4 trucks, 2 LMG.
3 AA platoons@ 6x 40mm Bofors, 6 trucks
3 platoons@ 4(12 man) rifle/engineer sqds, 0-4 LMG
1 battery: 6x 4.2" mortars, 7x Carriers, OP team 0-1 platoon: 2 sections@ 3x Wasp II 2 platoons@ 4x MMG, 5x Carriers, 1 PIAT 4. Notes
b) Infantry squads may have Hawkins A/T grenades. c) M3 halftracks do not have .50". d) 6pdr has APDS and HE. l7pdr has APCBC and HE, and APDS from Oct'44. e) The division has 3 infantry brigades each of 3 regiments. f) From Aug'44 the infantry regiment carrier platoon can replace up to 6 Carriers with Wasp IIc flamethrowers and still retain infantry elements. In France up to 1 carrier section can be changed to 3x Carrier+PIAT battery on rear. g) All units can be motorised if desired, 2 lorries per platoon, 1 truck per support section or HQ squad. h) In France the Otter 1 can be replaced by Humber Light Recce Mk.III, and Fox was replaced by Humber III. i) Can use Corps and Army support from list B4 in NW Europe, and from list C2 in Italy. Back to MicroMark WWII Canadian 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 1999 by Mark Bevis and MicroMark. This article appears in MagWeb.com (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other articles from military history and related magazines are available at http://www.magweb.com |