List J2
by Mark Bevis
1. Teeth ArmInfantry Battalion
4 Companies@
3 platoons@
1(13 man) rifle sqd, 3x 50mm Type 10 or Type 89 mortars
1(11 man) rifle sqd, 3x 50mm Type 89, 1x 20mm A/T rifle 1 Support Company:
1-2 platoons@ 2x 70mm Type 92 infantry guns, pack horses 0-1 platoon: 2-4x 37mm Type 94 A/T guns, horse tows 1 MG Company:
1-3 platoons@ 4 MMG 0-1 platoon: 2x 20mm Type 97 A/T rifles Divisional Recce Regiment
4 Companies@
3 platoons@ 4 rifle sqds, 3 LMG, 1x 50mm Type 89, horses 1 platoon: 4 MMG, pack horses 1 Support Company:
0-1 platoon: 2x 37mm Type 94 A/T guns, horses 2 platoons@ 4 MMG, pack horses 0-1 Attached Tankette Company
3 platoons@ 3x Tankette or 3 platoons@ 5x Tankettes OR 0-1 Attached Light Tank Battalion
2 Companies@
4 platoons@ 4x Medium Tanks 1 Company:
3 platoons@ 3x Light Tanks 2. Regiment Support
1 Gun Battery: 6x 75mm Meiji 41, horses 1 Gun Company:
2 platoons@ 3x 37mm or 47mm A/T guns, horses 1 platoon: 2x 20mm Type 98 AA, back packed or horses 3. Divisional SupportUp to:
3 platoons@ 5 rifle/engineer sqds, 1 flamegun, 1 LMG 0-1 Artillery Battalion:
3 batteries@ 4x 150mm Type 94 howitzers, horses 4. Notes
b) From late 1941 Infantry have Type 2 rifle A/T grenades, and Type 3 thrown A/T grenades from 1943. c) Medium Tank is Type 89B Otsu, Type 97 Chi-Ha (1938), Shinhoto Chi-Ha from mid 1942; Type 1 Chi-He (1942) or Type 3 Chi-Nu in 1944. d) Light Tank is Type 95 Ha-Go or Type 98 Ke-Ni (1942), or Type 2 Ke-To (1944). e) Tankette is Type 94 Te-Ke, Type 97 Te-Ke or Type 92 Combat Car. f) 47mm A/T gun is not available until December 1941. 20mm A/T rifle from 1939. g) The Division has 3 or 4 Motorised Regiments each of 3 battalions. h) The Division could be rarely motorised, with up to one company per battalion in 13x Type 98 Ho-Ha (1939) or Ho-Ki (1942) APCs. Back to MicroMark WWII Japan 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 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 |