Grading and Certification Requirements - SS01200006
Lesson 1: Organization of a Maneuver Brigade/Battalion/Battalion Task Force
Types of Divisions.
Divisional Base.
Figure 1-1. Division/maneuver brigade relationship
Figure 1-2. Light infantry maneuver brigade organization
Figure 1-3. Light infantry maneuver battalion
Figure 1-4. Organization of the HHC
Figure 1-5. Organization of a rifle company
Mechanized Infantry Maneuver Brigade.
Figure 1-7. Mechanized infantry maneuver battalion
Figure 1-8. Organization of the HHC
Figure 1-9. Organization of the rifle company
Task Organization.
Heavy and Light Force Mix.
Light-Heavy Battalion Task Force.
Figure 1-12. Light-Heavy TF (airborne infantry HQ)
Summary-cont. - SS01200026
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise - SS01200027
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise-cont. - SS01200028
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback - SS01200029
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback-cont. - SS01200030
Lesson 2: Signal Support Requirements for a Maneuver Brigade/Battallion/Battalion Task Force
Introduction - SS01200032
Part A: Single-Channel Radio and Wire Communications
Single-Channel Radio Nets.
Wire Communications.
Part B: Radio and Wire Diagrams in the Maneuver Brigade
Figure 2-1. Communications ancillary equipment legend
Radio Communications Equipment.
Figure 2-2A. Brigade command/operations net (FM voice)
Figure 2-2B. Brigade command/operations net (FM voice)
Figure 2-3. Brigade administrative/logistics net (FM voice)
Figure 2-4. Brigade intelligence net (FM voice)
Brigade CP Communications.
Figure 2-5. Brigade headquarters wire distribution system.
Part C: Radio and Wire Diagrams in the Maneuver Battalion
Figure 2-7. Battalion wire structure
Part D: Maneuver Battalion (Heavy and Light) Signal Support System
Table 2-1. Communications Section Vehicles and Equipment
Radio Net Structure and Wire System.
Administrative/logistics net.
Figure 2-9A. Mechanized battalion command net
Figure 2-9B. Mechanized battalion command net
Figure 2-12A. Battalion administrative/logistics net
Figure 2-12B. Battalion administrative/logistics net
Light Battalion Signal System.
Table 2-2. Communications Section Vehicles and Equipment
Communications in Heavy-Light and Light-Heavy Task Forces.
Figure 2-14A. Light battalion command net
Figure 2-15. Light battalion operations and intelligence net
Figure 2-16A. Light battalion administrative/logistics net
Employ Communications Systems of a Maneuver Brigade/Battalion/Battalion Task Force
Lesson 1: Organization of a Maneuver Brigade/Battalion/Battalion Task Force
Types of Divisions.
Divisional Base.
Figure 1-1. Division/maneuver brigade relationship
Figure 1-2. Light infantry maneuver brigade organization
Figure 1-3. Light infantry maneuver battalion
Figure 1-4. Organization of the HHC
Figure 1-5. Organization of a rifle company
Mechanized Infantry Maneuver Brigade.
Figure 1-7. Mechanized infantry maneuver battalion
Figure 1-8. Organization of the HHC
Figure 1-9. Organization of the rifle company
Task Organization.
Heavy and Light Force Mix.
Light-Heavy Battalion Task Force.
Figure 1-12. Light-Heavy TF (airborne infantry HQ)
Summary-cont. - SS01200026
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise - SS01200027
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise-cont. - SS01200028
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback - SS01200029
Lesson 1 Practice Exercise Answer Key and Feedback-cont. - SS01200030
Lesson 2: Signal Support Requirements for a Maneuver Brigade/Battallion/Battalion Task Force
Introduction - SS01200032
Part A: Single-Channel Radio and Wire Communications
Single-Channel Radio Nets.
Wire Communications.
Part B: Radio and Wire Diagrams in the Maneuver Brigade
Figure 2-1. Communications ancillary equipment legend
Radio Communications Equipment.
Figure 2-2A. Brigade command/operations net (FM voice)
Figure 2-2B. Brigade command/operations net (FM voice)
Figure 2-3. Brigade administrative/logistics net (FM voice)
Figure 2-4. Brigade intelligence net (FM voice)
Brigade CP Communications.
Figure 2-5. Brigade headquarters wire distribution system.
Part C: Radio and Wire Diagrams in the Maneuver Battalion
Figure 2-7. Battalion wire structure
Part D: Maneuver Battalion (Heavy and Light) Signal Support System
Table 2-1. Communications Section Vehicles and Equipment
Radio Net Structure and Wire System.
Administrative/logistics net.
Figure 2-9A. Mechanized battalion command net
Figure 2-9B. Mechanized battalion command net
Figure 2-12A. Battalion administrative/logistics net
Figure 2-12B. Battalion administrative/logistics net
Light Battalion Signal System.
Table 2-2. Communications Section Vehicles and Equipment
Communications in Heavy-Light and Light-Heavy Task Forces.
Figure 2-14A. Light battalion command net
Figure 2-15. Light battalion operations and intelligence net
Figure 2-16A. Light battalion administrative/logistics net
Employ Communications Systems of a Maneuver Brigade/Battalion/Battalion Task Force
