WW2: ORGANIZATION OF ARMIES

Infantry Company, Antitank, Regiment, Rifle 1 October 1940

Change 06.11.1940: Infantry Company, Antitank, Battalion or Regiment

Table of Organization 7-117

1. Company Headquarters

2. 1^st Antitank Platoon

3. 2^nd Antitank Platoon, as 1^st

4. 3^rd Antitank Platoon, as 1^st, but Platoon Leader = 2LT

Total: 6 Officers, 179 Enlisted, 92 Pistols, 87 Rifles, 12 BAR, 12 Antitank Gun 37 mm M3A1, 4 Motorcycles with Sidecars, 26 Trucks 0,5-ton, 3 Trucks 1,5-ton Cargo, 6 Radio

Change 1. (6 November 1940)

Note:

1. 6 Officers = 1 Captain + 3 1^st Lieutenants + 2 2^nd Lieutenants;
2. 179 Enlisted (01.10.40) = 1 First Sergeant + 1 Staff Sergeant + 15 Sergeants + 25 Corporals + 55 Privates First Class + 82 Privates;
3. 179 Enlisted (06.11.40) = 1 First Sergeant + 1 Staff Sergeant + 15 Sergeants + 25 Corporals + 46 Privates First Class + 91 Privates;
4. 26 Trucks 0,5т = 4 Command + 1 Radio + 21 Weapons;
5. 6 Radio = 1 SCR-245 + 5 SCR-195
6. The Infantry Regiment Headquarters Company's communication platoon establishes wire lines from regimental Command Post to Antitank Company. The Antitank Company has 10 CE-11 units provide intra company communications. The company ad 5 SCR-195 radios to operate a company radio net between the three platoons and company headquarters. The SCR-245 is on the regimental command net.

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

To go back to Infantry Regiment

To go back to Infantry Regiment (motorized)

To go back to Infantry Antitank Battalion