1. Teeth
2-3: T-28A 4-6: T-28B M1938 Bttn HQ: 3x T-28, 2x BT-5 M33 or BT-7
4 platoons@ 3 T-28 1 Platoon: 3x BT-7A (only if BT-7s are fielded) Light Tank Battalion
4 platoons@ 3x BT-7
3 platoons@ 3x OP-7 1 platoon: 3x BT-7 as in Bttn HQ Motor Rifle Battalion
3 Companies@
3 platoons@ 3 rifle sqds, 2 LMG, 3 trucks 1 platoon: 2x MMG, 2 LMG teams, 3x 50mm, 3 trucks 1 Support Company:
1 platoon: 4 or 6x 45mm M37 A/T guns, truck tows 3 platoons@ 4 MMG, 2 trucks 1 battery: 6x 82mm mortars, 6 trucks, radio truck 2. Brigade Support
3 platoons@ 4x Ba-10 1 Heavy Tank Test Company (Dec'39 only+):
1 platoon: 1x T-100, 1x SMK 1 platoon: 2x KV-1 M39 (no bow MG) 3. 'Mechanised Corps' Support(actually divisional level) Up to:
1 Recce Platoon: 21 M/C Combos, 4 rifle sqds, 12 LMG 1 Tank Company:
3 platoons@ 3x AFV as in CHQ 1 Recce Company:
3 platoons@ 3x armoured cars as in CHQ 1 AA Regiment: 3 batteries@ 6x 37mm M39 or 76mmL55 M31, 6 trucks OR 4x ZIS-5 (Quad MMG on truck) 3 Engineer Companies@
3 platoons@ 3 rifle/engineer sqds, 3 trucks 1 Artillery Battalion:
3 batteries@ 6x 122mm M38, 6 lorries, Assigned FC 2 Artillery Battalions@
3 batteries@ 6x 76mm M36, 6 trucks or T-26T, Assigned FC 4. Notes
b) Infantry have no A/T grenades in 1938-39. From 1940 can have RPG-1940 A/T grenades. c) Ba-32 not available until late 1939. d) Three such brigades existed, each having 3 Heavy Tank Battalions, 1 Light Tank Battalion and 1 Motor Rifle Battalion. In theory 1 such brigade, along with 2 Light Tank Brigades (list R8) and a Motorised Brigade (list R10) formed the Mechanised Corps. In practice the brigades acted independently, and from November 1939 the Corps were disbanded, although some were still in existence in July 1941. Can use Corps and Army Support from List R18 throughout 1938-1941. At least two of the brigades fought in Finland 1939-40, one with the Heavy Tank Test Company. Back to MicroMark WWII Russian 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 1997, 1998, 1999 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 |