WW2: ORGANIZATION OF ARMIES

Infantry Headquarters & Headquarters Company, Regiment, Armored Division

15 November 1940

Table of Organization 7-22

1. Regiment Headquarters

2. Company Headquarters

3. Intelligence and Reconnaissance Platoon

4. Communications Platoon

5. Regimental Band (Must be specifically authorized)

Total: 11 officers, 138 Enlisted, 98 Pistols, 51 Rifles, 36 Submachine guns, 4 LMG, 31 MMG, 14 HMG, 10 Motorcycles solo, 8 Motor tricycles, 1 Car sedan, 5 Trucks 2,5-ton cargo, 11 Half-track cars, 2 Scout cars, 5 Half-track personnel carriers, 13 Radio, ? Switchboards

Total (with Band): 11 officers, 1 Warrant officer, 166 Enlisted, 127 Pistols, 51 Rifles, 36 Submachine guns, 4 LMG, 31 MMG, 14 HMG, 10 Motorcycles solo, 8 Motor tricycles, 1 Car sedan, 5 Trucks 2,5-ton cargo, 11 Half-track cars, 2 Scout cars, 5 Half-track personnel carriers, 13 Radio, ? Switchboards

Note:

1. 11 officers = 1 Colonel + 1 Lieutenant Colonel + 1 Major + 3 Captains + 4 1^st Lieutenants + 1 2^nd Lieutenants;
2. 138 Enlisted = 1 Master sergeant + 1 First sergeant + 5 Technical sergeants + 6 Staff sergeants + 7 Sergeants + 15 Corporals + 35 Privates first class + 68 Privates;
3. 166 Enlisted (with Band) = 1 Master sergeant + 1 First sergeant + 6 Technical sergeants + 7 Staff sergeants + 11 Sergeants + 17 Corporals + 55 Privates first class + 68 Privates;
4. 10 Radio = 10 SCR-245 + 3 SCR-193A;
5. The strength of switchboards is unknown.
6. The regimental band is organized only when specifically authorized when not present the total and aggregate strengths of the regiment are reduced accordingly. The band is commanded by the adjutant and attached to Headquarters Company for administration, mess and supply;

P.S. All pictures are executed in a scale 1:100, signal equipments - 1:20

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