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Post by griml0ck122 on Jul 29, 2021 2:56:42 GMT
A What If- The PLAN but China spent 3%GDP on the military like every other big dog country.
Probably wouldn't lead to super-duper weapons, but would probably allow for more workers to build more stuff, and man them ships.
PLAN 2021
Aviation Ships
2 Type 001 (ex Kiev)
3 Type 002 (Kuznetsov mod., 1 ex Varyag, 2 local build)
2 Type 075 LHD
Cruisers
1 Slava (s-400f, ex-Ukraina)
3 Type 55 +building
Destroyer
8 Sovemetry
2 Type 52
6 Type 51c (s-400f)
12 Type 52c
18 Type 52d
Frigate
12 Type 54
34 Type 54A
15 Type 053/H3
75 Type 056/A (Corvette)
SSK
36 Type 039/A
18 Kilo class
SSN/GN/BN
8 Victor III
8 Type 093
4 Type 093G
4 Type 094 SSBN
2 Type 094 SSGN
Thoughts? Realistic? Do Naval Aviation?
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It is 1996. East Germany still exists. It is falling apart but well-armed and lashing out against opponents. Uprisings in late 1989 and early 1995 have failed to topple the regime. Soviet/Russian troops have gone home apart from a tiny force in East Berlin still. The US, UK & France have military detachments in West Berlin. Using missiles and aircraft rather than troops, East German forces clash with the Czech Republic. Prague is battered with thousands of casualties. East Germany is actively seeking nukes from inside the former USSR.
Washington and London seek to remove the regime: Bonn and Paris support the cause with caution but don't join in. What starts as an air war eventually moves to a ground invasion due to East Germany not sitting back and being bombed with impunity: they hit West Germany, Denmark & the Low Countries with missile strikes.
Operation Allied Eagle is the overall name of the Liberation of East Germany. British forces fight under the codename Operation DEACON with a ground invasion going in July.
3rd Commando Brigade – with the US II MEF in the Baltic, direct under American command
1st battalion, the Staffordshire Regiment
[light infantry battalion]
42 Commando, Royal Marines
[marine infantry battalion]
45 Commando, Royal Marines
[marine infantry battalion]
squadron of Sabre & Scimitar tracked ARVs from HCR assigned too
5th Airborne Brigade – with a combined NATO airborne/airmobile force of Belgian & Dutch troops
1st battalion, the Royal Irish Regiment
[airmobile infantry battalion]
2nd battalion, the Royal Gurkha Rifles
[airmobile infantry battalion]
3rd battalion, the Parachute Regiment
[airborne infantry battalion]
The Household Cavalry Regiment
[airmobile light armoured/reconnaissance battalion – with Sabre & Scimitar tracked ARVs]
Berlin Field Force – deployed inside West Berlin
2nd battalion, the Parachute Regiment
[airborne infantry battalion]
2nd battalion, the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
[light/mechanised infantry battalion – with FV-432 tracked AIFVs]
squadron of Challenger-1 tanks from RDG assigned too
HQ Troops – assigned to British Forces Germany
1st battalion, the Irish Guards
[motorised infantry battalion – with Saxon wheeled APCs]
1st battalion, the Queen’s Lancashire Regiment
[light infantry battalion]
ALLIED RAPID REACTION CORPS – includes Belgian & Dutch components
Deployed in northern West Germany between Hannover and Helmstedt, to follow Autobahn-2 towards Berlin
1ST ARMOURED DIVISION
The 1st Queen’s Dragoon Guards
[armoured reconnaissance battalion – with Scimitar tracked ARVs & Striker tracked ATGM-launchers]
4th Armoured Brigade
1st battalion, the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders
[mechanised infantry battalion – with FV-432 tracked AIFVs]
1st battalion, the Prince of Wales’ Own Regiment of Yorkshire
[armoured infantry battalion – with Warrior tracked AIFVs]
The 2nd Royal Tank Regiment
[armoured battalion with Challenger-1 tanks]
The Queen’s Royal Hussars
[armoured battalion with Challenger-1 tanks]
7th Armoured Brigade
1st battalion, the Black Watch
[armoured infantry battalion – with Warrior tracked AIFVs]
1st battalion, the Grenadier Guards
[armoured infantry battalion – with Warrior tracked AIFVs]
The 1st Royal Tank Regiment
[armoured battalion with Challenger-1 tanks]
The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards
[armoured battalion with Challenger-1 tanks]
20th Armoured Brigade
1st battalion, the Devonshire & Dorset Regiment
[motorised infantry battalion – with Saxon wheeled APCs]
1st battalion, the Green Howards
[armoured infantry battalion – with Warrior tracked AIFVs]
1st battalion, the Princess of Wales’ Royal Regiment
[mechanised infantry battalion – with FV-432 tracked AIFVs]
The Royal Dragoon Guards
[armoured battalion with Challenger-1 tanks]
3RD MECHANISED DIVISION
The Light Dragoons
[armoured reconnaissance battalion – with Scimitar tracked ARVs & Striker tracked ATGM-launchers]
1st Mechanised Brigade
1st battalion, the Cheshire Regiment
[motorised infantry battalion – with Saxon wheeled APCs]
1st battalion, the Royal Highland Fusiliers
[armoured infantry battalion – with Warrior tracked AIFVs]
2nd battalion, the Light Infantry
[mechanised infantry battalion – with FV-432 tracked AIFVs]
The King’s Royal Hussars
[armoured battalion with Challenger-1 tanks]
19th Mechanised Brigade
1st battalion, the Duke of Wellington’s Regiment
[armoured infantry battalion – with Warrior tracked AIFVs]
1st battalion, the Royal Anglian Regiment
[motorised infantry battalion – with Saxon wheeled APCs]
2nd battalion, the Royal Green Jackets
[mechanised infantry battalion – with FV-432 tracked AIFVs]
The Queen’s Royal Lancers
[armoured battalion with Challenger-1 tanks]
24th Airmobile Brigade
1st battalion, the Light Infantry
[airmobile infantry battalion]
1st battalion, the Royal Welch Fusiliers
[light infantry battalion]
1st battalion, the Scots Guards
[motorised infantry battalion – with Saxon wheeled APCs]
1st battalion, the Worcestershire & Sherwood Foresters Regiment
[airmobile infantry battalion]
Corps Troops – assigned to the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps
1st battalion, the King’s Own Royal Border Regiment
[light infantry battalion]
1st battalion, the Royal Regiment of Wales
[mechanised infantry battalion – with FV-432 tracked AIFVs]
1st battalion, the Royal Scots
[light infantry battalion]
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Post by James G on Aug 12, 2021 16:36:05 GMT
1982. Iran falls into a counter-revolution in the middle of the ongoing war with Iraq and becomes a mess. In the south, along the Gulf shoreline, radicals - either pro-Islam, pro-Soviet, pro-Iraq... or just about anything - cause chaos to international shipping. US Navy deployments are made and fighting takes place. A major event, maybe something to do with the Soviets, but not a full-scale intervention of theirs, sees the United States make a limited deployment with limited objectives.
We all know how those turn out...!
June 1982 - Initial deployment
RAPID DEPLOYMENT JOINT TASK FORCE
RAPID DEPLOYMENT FORCE, ground elements
US ARMY'S XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS
24th Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st & 2nd Brigades + 2nd Brigade of 1st Infantry Division attached
82nd Airborne Division - 2nd & 3rd Brigades + 1st Brigade of 9th Infantry Division attached
101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) - 1st & 2nd & 3rd Brigades
US MARINES' I MARINE AMPHIBIOUS FORCE
1st Marine Division - 5th & 7th Marine Amphibious Brigades
October 1982 - Reinforcements
RAPID DEPLOYMENT JOINT TASK FORCE
THIRD UNITED STATES ARMY
US ARMY'S XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS
9th Infantry Division (Motorized) - 1st & 2nd & 3rd Brigades
24th Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st & 2nd Brigades + 2nd Brigade of 1st Infantry Division attached
82nd Airborne Division - 2nd & 3rd Brigades + 69th Brigade (KS) of national guardsmen attached
101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) - 1st & 2nd & 3rd Brigades
39th (AR) & 73rd (OH) Brigades of national guardsmen
205th Brigade of army reservists
US MARINES' I MARINE AMPHIBIOUS FORCE
1st Marine Division - 1st & 5th & 7th Regiments
23rd Marine Regiment of marine reservists
December 1982 - Further increase
RAPID DEPLOYMENT JOINT TASK FORCE
THIRD UNITED STATES ARMY
US ARMY'S XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS
9th Infantry Division (Motorized) - 1st & 2nd & 3rd Brigades
24th Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st & 2nd Brigades + 3rd Brigade of 4th Infantry Division attached
25th Infantry Division (Light) - 1st & 2nd Brigades + 116th Brigade (VA) of national guardsmen attached
82nd Airborne Division - 2nd & 3rd Brigades + 69th Brigade (KS) of national guardsmen attached
101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) - 1st & 2nd & 3rd Brigades
39th (AR) & 67th (NE) & 73rd (OH) Brigades of national guardsmen
205th Brigade of army reservists
US MARINES' I MARINE AMPHIBIOUS FORCE
1st Marine Division - 1st & 5th & 7th Regiments
4th Marine Division (Reserve) - 23rd & 24th Regiments + 58th Brigade (MD) of national guardsmen attached
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Post by lordroel on Aug 12, 2021 16:38:05 GMT
1982. Iran falls into a counter-revolution, in the middle of the ongoing war with Iraq, and becomes a mess. In the south, along the Gulf shoreline, radicals - either pro-Islam, pro-Soviet, pro-Iraq... or just about anything - cause chaos to international shipping. US Navy deployments are made and fighting takes place. A major event, maybe something to do with the Soviets, but not a full-scale intervention of theirs, sees the United States make a limited deployment with limited objectives.
We all know how those turn out...! Will the Soviet Union also do a limit deployment into Iran, but with a piece of Iran being left free between the Americans and Soviets in order to prevent, accidents from taking place. |
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Post by James G on Aug 12, 2021 16:43:13 GMT
1982. Iran falls into a counter-revolution, in the middle of the ongoing war with Iraq, and becomes a mess. In the south, along the Gulf shoreline, radicals - either pro-Islam, pro-Soviet, pro-Iraq... or just about anything - cause chaos to international shipping. US Navy deployments are made and fighting takes place. A major event, maybe something to do with the Soviets, but not a full-scale intervention of theirs, sees the United States make a limited deployment with limited objectives.
We all know how those turn out...! Will the Soviet Union also do a limit deployment into Iran, but with a piece of Iran being left free between the Americans and Soviets in order to prevent, accidents from taking place. Not sure. Not something I thought about beyond the Americans in the south who keep on expanding their footprint and thus needing more men. |
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Post by lordroel on Aug 12, 2021 16:45:10 GMT
Will the Soviet Union also do a limit deployment into Iran, but with a piece of Iran being left free between the Americans and Soviets in order to prevent, accidents from taking place. Not sure. Not something I thought about beyond the Americans in the south who keep on expanding their footprint and thus needing more men. Well the British and Soviets did it in 1941 and it looked like this.  Can see the Soviets also having a occupation zone at the border with Iran/Afghanistan. |
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Polish Army Land Forces – Summer 1995, during the ‘German Crisis’
In a time of flux, the post-communist Polish Army is ordered to undertake major deployment at home and also aboard.
A surviving East Germany has attacked the Czech Republic and is threatening Poland. What is going on in the West is a separate matter: Poland is deploying troops to defend itself.
POLISH FIRST ARMY
Field army deployed in the north-west, along the East German border
25th Air Cavalry Brigade
2ND MECHANISED DIVISION
[2nd Mechanised Brigade, 12th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 13th Mechanised Brigade]
12TH MECHANISED DIVISION
[6th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 12th Mechanised Brigade, 29th Mechanised Brigade]
POLISH SECOND ARMY
Field army deployed in the south-west, along the East German border
1ST MECHANISED DIVISION
[1st Armoured Brigade, 9th Mechanised Brigade, 21st Podhale Rifles Mechanised Brigade]
5TH FRONTIER MECHANISED DIVISION
[13th Mechanised Regiment, 73rd Mechanised Regiment]
10TH MECHANISED DIVISION
[5th Armoured Brigade, 10th Mechanised Brigade, 22nd Mountain Infantry Brigade]
POLISH THIRD ARMY
Field army deployed into the Czech Republic
6th Airborne Brigade
4TH MECHANISED DIVISION
[4th Mechanised Brigade, 15th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 17th Mechanised Brigade]
11TH ARMOURED CAVALRY DIVISION
[10th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 11th Mechanised Brigade, 34th Armoured Brigade]
POLISH FOURTH ARMY
Field army stationed in the north & east of Poland
3rd Mechanised Brigade
18th Mechanised Brigade
8TH COASTAL DEFENCE DIVISION
[3rd Armoured Brigade, 7th Mechanised Brigade, 8th Mechanised Brigade]
15TH MECHANISED DIVISION
[4th Armoured Cavalry Brigade,15th Mechanised Brigade, 20th Mechanised Brigade]
16TH MECHANISED DIVISION
[9th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 14th Mechanised Brigade, 16th Mechanised Brigade]
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Post by lordroel on Aug 17, 2021 17:42:44 GMT
Polish Army Land Forces – Summer 1995, during the ‘German Crisis’
In a time of flux, the post-communist Polish Army is ordered to undertake major deployment at home and also aboard.
A surviving East Germany has attacked the Czech Republic and is threatening Poland. What is going on in the West is a separate matter: Poland is deploying troops to defend itself.POLISH FIRST ARMYField army deployed in the north-west, along the East German border25th Air Cavalry Brigade 2ND MECHANISED DIVISION [2nd Mechanised Brigade, 12th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 13th Mechanised Brigade] 12TH MECHANISED DIVISION [6th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 12th Mechanised Brigade, 29th Mechanised Brigade] POLISH SECOND ARMYField army deployed in the south-west, along the East German border1ST MECHANISED DIVISION [1st Armoured Brigade, 9th Mechanised Brigade, 21st Podhale Rifles Mechanised Brigade] 5TH FRONTIER MECHANISED DIVISION [13th Mechanised Regiment, 73rd Mechanised Regiment] 10TH MECHANISED DIVISION [5th Armoured Brigade, 10th Mechanised Brigade, 22nd Mountain Infantry Brigade] POLISH THIRD ARMYField army deployed into the Czech Republic6th Airborne Brigade 4TH MECHANISED DIVISION [4th Mechanised Brigade, 15th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 17th Mechanised Brigade] 11TH ARMOURED CAVALRY DIVISION [10th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 11th Mechanised Brigade, 34th Armoured Brigade] POLISH FOURTH ARMYField army stationed in the north & east of Poland3rd Mechanised Brigade 18th Mechanised Brigade 8TH COASTAL DEFENCE DIVISION [3rd Armoured Brigade, 7th Mechanised Brigade, 8th Mechanised Brigade] 15TH MECHANISED DIVISION [4th Armoured Cavalry Brigade,15th Mechanised Brigade, 20th Mechanised Brigade] 16TH MECHANISED DIVISION [9th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 14th Mechanised Brigade, 16th Mechanised Brigade] Is this from you earlier East Germany survives post. |
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Post by James G on Aug 17, 2021 17:49:58 GMT
Polish Army Land Forces – Summer 1995, during the ‘German Crisis’
In a time of flux, the post-communist Polish Army is ordered to undertake major deployment at home and also aboard.
A surviving East Germany has attacked the Czech Republic and is threatening Poland. What is going on in the West is a separate matter: Poland is deploying troops to defend itself.POLISH FIRST ARMYField army deployed in the north-west, along the East German border25th Air Cavalry Brigade 2ND MECHANISED DIVISION [2nd Mechanised Brigade, 12th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 13th Mechanised Brigade] 12TH MECHANISED DIVISION [6th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 12th Mechanised Brigade, 29th Mechanised Brigade] POLISH SECOND ARMYField army deployed in the south-west, along the East German border1ST MECHANISED DIVISION [1st Armoured Brigade, 9th Mechanised Brigade, 21st Podhale Rifles Mechanised Brigade] 5TH FRONTIER MECHANISED DIVISION [13th Mechanised Regiment, 73rd Mechanised Regiment] 10TH MECHANISED DIVISION [5th Armoured Brigade, 10th Mechanised Brigade, 22nd Mountain Infantry Brigade] POLISH THIRD ARMYField army deployed into the Czech Republic6th Airborne Brigade 4TH MECHANISED DIVISION [4th Mechanised Brigade, 15th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 17th Mechanised Brigade] 11TH ARMOURED CAVALRY DIVISION [10th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 11th Mechanised Brigade, 34th Armoured Brigade] POLISH FOURTH ARMYField army stationed in the north & east of Poland3rd Mechanised Brigade 18th Mechanised Brigade 8TH COASTAL DEFENCE DIVISION [3rd Armoured Brigade, 7th Mechanised Brigade, 8th Mechanised Brigade] 15TH MECHANISED DIVISION [4th Armoured Cavalry Brigade,15th Mechanised Brigade, 20th Mechanised Brigade] 16TH MECHANISED DIVISION [9th Armoured Cavalry Brigade, 14th Mechanised Brigade, 16th Mechanised Brigade] Is this from you earlier East Germany survives post. Yep, they are in the same universe. |
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Post by lordroel on Aug 17, 2021 17:51:43 GMT
Is this from you earlier East Germany survives post. Yep, they are in the same universe. So will you do a Czech Orbat and how is their relation to Slovakia, will they come to aid to them. |
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Post by James G on Aug 17, 2021 17:57:39 GMT
Yep, they are in the same universe. So will you do a Czech Orbat and how is their relation to Slovakia, will they come to aid to them. Do you know how hard it was to get that correct Polish info and make sense of it all!!?? Not easy. Czechs, Slovaks at that time would be a damn hard find. |
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Post by lordroel on Aug 17, 2021 18:14:20 GMT
So will you do a Czech Orbat and how is their relation to Slovakia, will they come to aid to them. Do you know how hard it was to get that correct Polish info and make sense of it all!!?? Not easy. Czechs, Slovaks at that time would be a damn hard find. Well in the dept of the web you might find it, could hire some trolls to do it, works for me, but not all trolls are good at their job. |
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Post by gillan1220 on Aug 22, 2021 16:35:05 GMT
Air Force, Army Air and Naval Aviation OOB of the Philippines, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam in 1983. Taken from Air Forces of the World (1983) Philippine Air Force strength- Douglas AC-47A and C-47 x 12
- North American T-28D Trojan x 32
- Rockwell OV-10 Bronco x 18
- SIAI Marchetti SF 260WP Warrior x 16
- Northrop F-5A Freedom Fighter x 19
- Northrop F-5E Tiger II x 11
- Fokker F.27 Maritime x 3
- Grumman HU-16B Albatross x 4
- Lockheed C-130H Hercules/L-100-20 Hercules x 2/2
- Fokker F.27 Friendship Mk400 x 12
- GAF Mission Master x 12
- Britten-Norman Islander x 12
- Cessna U-17 and O-1E x 20
- Cessna Model 310 x 3
- Boeing 707 x 1
- BAE (BAC) One-Eleven x 1
- Fokker F.28 Fellowship x 1
- NAMC YS-11 x 4
- Sikorsky S-62A x 1
- Aerospatiale SA 330 Puma x 1
- Bell UH-1N x 1
- Bell UH-1D Iroquois/UH-1H Iroquois x 18/40(15)
- Fairchild Hiller FH-1100 x 8
- MBB BO 105 x 5(5)
- Sikorsky H-34 x 2
- Sikorksy UH-19 x 5
- Beech T-34A Mentor x 20
- Cessna T-41D Mescalero x 10
- Lockheed T-33A/RT-33A Shooting Star x 10
- Northrop F-5B Freedom Fighter x 3
- SIAI-Marchetti SF.260MP x 28
Philippine Navy aircraft strength- Britten-Norman Islander x 9
- MBB BO 105C x 3
Philippine Army aircraft strength- Bell UH-1H Iroquois x 60
- MBB BO 105C x 6
- Hughes Model 500D x 10(10)
Note: There were plans to procure Huey gunships, Hughes 500, and AH-1 Huey Cobras for the Philippine Army with the UH-1H as Shotgun to the Cobras.
Royal Thai Air Force aircraft strength- Douglas AC-47 x 5
- Cessna A-37B Dragonfly x 30
- Fairchild AU-23A Peacemaker x 31
- North American AT-28D Trojan x 45
- Rockwell OV-1C Bronco x 40(6)
- Northrop F-5A Freedom Fighter/RF-5A Freedom Fighter x 12/4
- Northrop F-5E Tiger II x 30(8)
- Lockheed C-130H Hercules x 3
- Lockheed C-130H-30 Hercules x 2
- Douglas C-47/RC-47 x 20/6
- Fairchild C-123B/K Provider x 41
- GAF Mission Master x 20
- BAE 748 x 1
- Swearingen Merlin IVA x 2
- Cessna O-1 x 12
- Bell 47G
- Bell UH-1H Iroquois x 60
- Kaman HH-43B Huskie x 3
- Nurtanio/MBB BO 105
- Sikorsky UH-19 x 12
- Thai-Am/Sikorsky S-58T x 18
- Cessna T-37C x 14
- Cessna T-41D Mescalero x 5
- Lockheed T-33A Shooting Star/RT-33A x 20/4
- Northrop F-5B Freedom Fighter x 2
- Northrop F-5F Tiger II x 6
- NZAI CT/4 Airtrainer x 24
- SIAI-Marchetti SF.260MT x 12
- RFB Fantrainer x 70
- de Havilland Chipmunk x 10
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Post by James G on Aug 23, 2021 18:03:57 GMT
US Army - Summer 1995
1st Armored Division - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Germany
1st Cavalry Division - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Texas
1st Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Kansas
2nd Armored Division - 1st & 2nd Brigades - stationed in Louisiana - to be soon disbanded
2nd Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in South Korea
3rd Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Germany
4th Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st & 2nd Brigades - stationed in Colorado
10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry) - 1st & 2nd Brigades - stationed in New York state
24th Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Georgia state - to be soon disbanded
25th Infantry Division (Light) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Hawaii
82nd Airborne Division - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in North Carolina
101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Kentucky
1st Infantry Brigade (Light), 6th Infantry Division - stationed in Alaska - capstoned to 10th Mountain Division
1st Infantry Brigade (Light), 7th Infantry Division - stationed in California - to be soon disbanded
157th Infantry Brigade (Mechanized), US Army Reserve - stationed in Pennsylvania & Arizona - to be soon disbanded
1st Infantry Regiment - stationed in New York state - administrative, non-combat unit
2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment (Light) - stationed in Louisiana
3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment - stationed in Texas
3rd Infantry Regiment - stationed in Washington, DC - administrative, non-combat unit
11th Armored Cavalry Regiment - stationed in California - training unit
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Post by lordroel on Aug 23, 2021 18:13:03 GMT
US Army - Summer 19951st Armored Division - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Germany 1st Cavalry Division - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Texas 1st Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Kansas 2nd Armored Division - 1st & 2nd Brigades - stationed in Louisiana - to be soon disbanded 2nd Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in South Korea 3rd Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Germany 4th Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st & 2nd Brigades - stationed in Colorado 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry) - 1st & 2nd Brigades - stationed in New York state 24th Infantry Division (Mechanized) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Georgia state - to be soon disbanded 25th Infantry Division (Light) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Hawaii 82nd Airborne Division - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in North Carolina 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) - 1st, 2nd & 3rd Brigades - stationed in Kentucky 1st Infantry Brigade (Light), 6th Infantry Division - stationed in Alaska - capstoned to 10th Mountain Division 1st Infantry Brigade (Light), 7th Infantry Division - stationed in California - to be soon disbanded 157th Infantry Brigade (Mechanized), US Army Reserve - stationed in Pennsylvania & Arizona - to be soon disbanded 1st Infantry Regiment - stationed in New York state - administrative, non-combat unit 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment (Light) - stationed in Louisiana 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment - stationed in Texas 3rd Infantry Regiment - stationed in Washington, DC - administrative, non-combat unit 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment - stationed in California - training unit A OTL orbat. |
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