US Army Organization and Force Structure Steele
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slide1. US Army Organization and Force Structure Steele Arbeeny
SSG FA VCASNY<br>
slide2. US Army Current Strength ~1.1M Soldiers (2014)<br>
slide3. Organization The only way to manage and organization that big is to break it down into smaller pieces.<br>
slide5. Unit Structures<br>
slide6. Team Rifleman Grenadier Automatic Rifleman Team Leader<br>
slide7. Squad Rifleman Grenadier Automatic Rifleman Team Leader Team Leader Squad Leader Rifleman Grenadier Automatic Rifleman Graphic Symbol<br>
slide8. Platoon Platoon Leader Squad Leader Squad Leader Squad Leader Platoon Sergeant Graphic Symbol<br>
slide9. Company Company Commander Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Platoon Leader First Sergeant Executive Officer 1st SQD 2nd SQD 3rd SQD 1st SQD 2nd SQD 3rd SQD 1st SQD 2nd SQD 3rd SQD Graphic Symbol AKA
Troop (Cav)
Battery (Artillery)<br>
slide10. Battalion Battalion Commander Line Company Commander Command Sergeant Major Executive Officer Line Company Commander Line Company Commander Headquarters Company Commander Operations Officer Graphic Symbol AKA
Squadron (Cav)<br>
slide11. Brigade Commander normally a Colonel (O-6)
Two or more Battalions make up a Brigade
Are often organized in Brigade Combat Teams consisting of an Artillery BN, Engineer BN, and Forward Support BN in addition to organic maneuver BNs
Graphic symbol (one X) Mech Inf Bn X X Mech Inf Bn Armor Bn Mech Inf Bde AKA
Regiment<br>
slide12. Division Commander normally a Major General (O-8)
Each Division has C2, combat, combat service, combat service support units
10 active duty Divisions in US Army
Five types of Divisions: Armored
Mechanized
Light Infantry
Airborne
Air Assault
graphic symbol (two Xs) XX<br>
slide13. Active Divisions
CONUS Armored 1st Cavalry Div
Ft Hood, TX Mechanized 1st Armored Div
Ft Riley , KS (1 Bde) 1st Infantry Div
Ft Riley, KS (1 Bde) 2nd Infantry Div
Ft Lewis, WA (1 Bde) 3rd Infantry Div
Ft Stewart, GA
Ft Benning, GA 4th Infantry Div
Ft Hood, TX
Ft Carson, CO Airborne 82nd Airborne Div
Ft Bragg, NC Air Assault 101st Airborne Div
Ft Campbell, KY Light Infantry 25th Infantry Div
Ft Lewis, WA (1 Bde) 10th Mountain Div
Ft Drum, NY<br>
slide14. Active Divisions
OCONUS Armored Mechanized 1st Armored Div
Bad Kreuznach, Germany 1st Infantry Div
Wurzburg, Germany 2nd Infantry Div
Camp Red Cloud, Korea Light Infantry 25th Infantry Div
Schofield Barracks, HI<br>
slide16. Corps I Corps - Ft Lewis WA
7th Infantry Division (The CONUS part of the 2ID)
42nd MP BDE
62nd Medical BDE
593rd Sustainment BDE
III Corps β Ft Hood TX
1st Armored DIV 1st Cavalry Div
1st Infantry Div 4th Infantry Div
3rd Armored Cav Rgt 75th FA BDE
36th Engineer BDE (Others)
XVIII Airborne Corps β Ft Bragg NC
3rd Infantry Div 10th Mountain Div
82nd Airborne Div 101st Airborne Div
18th FA BDE 20th Engineer BDE
(Others)<br>
slide17. Higher Echelons Above the Corps level is considered EAC or Echelons Above Corps
These are purpose-built organizations that include Army, Army Group and Theater Commands<br>
slide18. Armies 1st Army
Training, Readiness and Mobilization Command
Rock Island Arsenal, IL
2nd Army
Cyber Command
Ft Belvoir VA
3rd Army
US Army Central
Shaw AFB, Sumter SC
5th Army
US Army North
Joint Base SA TX 6th Army
US Army South
Joint Base SA TX
7th Army
US Army Europe
Heidelberg, DE
8th Army
US Forces Korea
Yongsan Garrison
9th Army
US Army Africa
Vicenza IT<br>
slide19. FORSCOM Largest Army Command consisting of over 750,000 solders from the Active Army, ARNG and USAR. Nearly 2/3 of the entire Army is under FORSCOM FORSCOM
Ft Bragg NC I Corps III Corps XVIII Corps 1st Army USAR Cmd JRTC Ft Irwin NTC 20th CBRNE Cmd 32nd Army Air & Missile Defense Cmd<br>
SSG FA VCASNY<br>
slide2. US Army Current Strength ~1.1M Soldiers (2014)<br>
slide3. Organization The only way to manage and organization that big is to break it down into smaller pieces.<br>
slide5. Unit Structures<br>
slide6. Team Rifleman Grenadier Automatic Rifleman Team Leader<br>
slide7. Squad Rifleman Grenadier Automatic Rifleman Team Leader Team Leader Squad Leader Rifleman Grenadier Automatic Rifleman Graphic Symbol<br>
slide8. Platoon Platoon Leader Squad Leader Squad Leader Squad Leader Platoon Sergeant Graphic Symbol<br>
slide9. Company Company Commander Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Platoon Leader First Sergeant Executive Officer 1st SQD 2nd SQD 3rd SQD 1st SQD 2nd SQD 3rd SQD 1st SQD 2nd SQD 3rd SQD Graphic Symbol AKA
Troop (Cav)
Battery (Artillery)<br>
slide10. Battalion Battalion Commander Line Company Commander Command Sergeant Major Executive Officer Line Company Commander Line Company Commander Headquarters Company Commander Operations Officer Graphic Symbol AKA
Squadron (Cav)<br>
slide11. Brigade Commander normally a Colonel (O-6)
Two or more Battalions make up a Brigade
Are often organized in Brigade Combat Teams consisting of an Artillery BN, Engineer BN, and Forward Support BN in addition to organic maneuver BNs
Graphic symbol (one X) Mech Inf Bn X X Mech Inf Bn Armor Bn Mech Inf Bde AKA
Regiment<br>
slide12. Division Commander normally a Major General (O-8)
Each Division has C2, combat, combat service, combat service support units
10 active duty Divisions in US Army
Five types of Divisions: Armored
Mechanized
Light Infantry
Airborne
Air Assault
graphic symbol (two Xs) XX<br>
slide13. Active Divisions
CONUS Armored 1st Cavalry Div
Ft Hood, TX Mechanized 1st Armored Div
Ft Riley , KS (1 Bde) 1st Infantry Div
Ft Riley, KS (1 Bde) 2nd Infantry Div
Ft Lewis, WA (1 Bde) 3rd Infantry Div
Ft Stewart, GA
Ft Benning, GA 4th Infantry Div
Ft Hood, TX
Ft Carson, CO Airborne 82nd Airborne Div
Ft Bragg, NC Air Assault 101st Airborne Div
Ft Campbell, KY Light Infantry 25th Infantry Div
Ft Lewis, WA (1 Bde) 10th Mountain Div
Ft Drum, NY<br>
slide14. Active Divisions
OCONUS Armored Mechanized 1st Armored Div
Bad Kreuznach, Germany 1st Infantry Div
Wurzburg, Germany 2nd Infantry Div
Camp Red Cloud, Korea Light Infantry 25th Infantry Div
Schofield Barracks, HI<br>
slide16. Corps I Corps - Ft Lewis WA
7th Infantry Division (The CONUS part of the 2ID)
42nd MP BDE
62nd Medical BDE
593rd Sustainment BDE
III Corps β Ft Hood TX
1st Armored DIV 1st Cavalry Div
1st Infantry Div 4th Infantry Div
3rd Armored Cav Rgt 75th FA BDE
36th Engineer BDE (Others)
XVIII Airborne Corps β Ft Bragg NC
3rd Infantry Div 10th Mountain Div
82nd Airborne Div 101st Airborne Div
18th FA BDE 20th Engineer BDE
(Others)<br>
slide17. Higher Echelons Above the Corps level is considered EAC or Echelons Above Corps
These are purpose-built organizations that include Army, Army Group and Theater Commands<br>
slide18. Armies 1st Army
Training, Readiness and Mobilization Command
Rock Island Arsenal, IL
2nd Army
Cyber Command
Ft Belvoir VA
3rd Army
US Army Central
Shaw AFB, Sumter SC
5th Army
US Army North
Joint Base SA TX 6th Army
US Army South
Joint Base SA TX
7th Army
US Army Europe
Heidelberg, DE
8th Army
US Forces Korea
Yongsan Garrison
9th Army
US Army Africa
Vicenza IT<br>
slide19. FORSCOM Largest Army Command consisting of over 750,000 solders from the Active Army, ARNG and USAR. Nearly 2/3 of the entire Army is under FORSCOM FORSCOM
Ft Bragg NC I Corps III Corps XVIII Corps 1st Army USAR Cmd JRTC Ft Irwin NTC 20th CBRNE Cmd 32nd Army Air & Missile Defense Cmd<br>