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	Australian Diggers - Site Index Page
		Under the plan, Sydney's 3RAR parachute battalion will form the core of a new army battlegroup to be established from 2011.
		Australia's 3rd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment currently based in Sydney will be moved to Adelaide and will form the core of a new battle group under a plan to update the army.
		We're about building a solid community of support for serving and ex-serving personnel; we speak fluent army, however any member of any service is always welcome here.
	www.diggerz.org (1010 words)

	The New Republic, The NRN, Star Wars
		For the America's Army Unit of the 42nd Battlegroup
		For the Battlefield Unit of the 42nd BattleGroup
		A board for the Command Staff of the 42nd Battle Group division.
	nrnr.org /nrnmb/index.php (1010 words)

	Responsibilities
		The rank title for a private in the infantry was Schütze; in late 1942 this was changed to Grenadier by order of Hitler, who wanted to associate the Army with the forces commanded by Frederick the Great, a personal hero of his.
		In the German Army, all Mannschaften were considered private soldiers, not non-commissioned officers, and as such had no command responsibilities, generally speaking.
		In badly shattered units even a Leutnant might be found commanding the remnants of a battalion, or battalion-sized battlegroup.
	www.deutschesoldaten.com /ranks/responsibilities.htm (543 words)

	Lockheed Martin UK'S BC2T for British Army
		Lockheed Martin UK's Information Systems has been awarded a contract to provide the new British Army Battlegroup Command and Control Trainer (BC2T) by the Defence Procurement Agency.
		Overall the programme is valued at approximately £10 million.
	defence-data.com /dsei2003/dsei10006.htm (354 words)

	KFOR Online Homepage
		In June 1996, he moved on promotion to Colonel Army Plans in the MOD with responsibilities for issues affecting the size and shape of the Army.
		In 1992 he was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and appointed Military Assistant to the Commander in Chief of the British Army on the Rhine (BAOR) and also filled the position of Commander Northern Army Group (COMNORTHAG).
		Between 1986 - 87 he attended the Army Staff Course at the Royal Military College of Science and the Staff College, Camberley.
	www.nato.int /kfor/kfor/bios/cv/bio_shirreff.htm (390 words)

	Eye of Terror: Forces of Order Newsletter
		A battlegroup of the Imperial Navy breaks through a picket line of Chaos Vessels to bombard their forces assembling on Laurentix.
		Kharn the Betrayer himself has been unleashed upon Tabor in the Agripinaa sector, his berserker army wallowing in the blood of his victims.
		With Imperial Navy reinforcements bolstering the defence of the Cadian Gate, Abaddon has unveiled the next phase of his plan to bring the region to its knees.
	www.eyeofterror.com /ca/newsletter/newsletter6.htm (987 words)

	bob.html
		Battlegroup Peiper was the spearhead of the German 6th Panzer Army, the German main effort.
		This battlegroup was to lead the 1st SS Panzer Division in their breakthrough, drive westward, and cross the Meuse River enroute to Antwerp.
		Peiper marched farther than anyone in the German 6th Panzer Army, but he was halted by the combined efforts of small groups of American fighting men, prominently among them, combat engineers.
	www.usereep.com /bob.html (499 words)

	Airfix Magazine - Contents Listing
		News from Airfix; Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Part 33: Hussars 1796-1815; The 'Thuds' at Lakenheath - ANG F-105 markings; Battlegroup photopage; Tornado by the tail!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; Army-Air Colours 1937-45 part 34 - The last rounds (no drwgs); 2 pdr QF Mk VIII naval gun; Camofoliage - realistic foliage effects; Rail Review; Voodooo!
		(cutaway drwg); British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Officers 12th Lancers 1829-1831; Air wargaming part 3; Land-Rover Rescue Tender; Glorious Hunters - Hawker Hunter F Mk 6/GA Mk 11/FGA Mk 9(5 tone 2v drwgs); New Kits and Models; Books for Modellers; News for Wargamers; Let's make a date...; Letters to the Editor
	www.aeroflight.co.uk /mags/uk/airfix_magazine70.htm (499 words)

	Airfix Magazine - Contents Listing
		News from Airfix; Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Part 33: Hussars 1796-1815; The 'Thuds' at Lakenheath - ANG F-105 markings; Battlegroup photopage; Tornado by the tail!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; Army-Air Colours 1937-45 part 34 - The last rounds (no drwgs); 2 pdr QF Mk VIII naval gun; Camofoliage - realistic foliage effects; Rail Review; Voodooo!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; Modellers Diary; Army-Air Colours 1937-45 part 18 - Hamilcar tank transports (no drwgs); Champion lads!
	www.aeroflight.co.uk /mags/uk/airfix_magazine70.htm (499 words)

	Airfix Magazine - Contents Listing
		News from Airfix; Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Part 33: Hussars 1796-1815; The 'Thuds' at Lakenheath - ANG F-105 markings; Battlegroup photopage; Tornado by the tail!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; Army-Air Colours 1937-45 part 34 - The last rounds (no drwgs); 2 pdr QF Mk VIII naval gun; Camofoliage - realistic foliage effects; Rail Review; Voodooo!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; TSR 2 postscript; Boer War armoured train part 1 - Armoured locomotive; British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Part 27: Line infantry 1799-1800; Super Sabres!
	www.aeroflight.co.uk /mags/uk/airfix_magazine70.htm (499 words)

	Airfix Magazine - Contents Listing
		News from Airfix; Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Part 33: Hussars 1796-1815; The 'Thuds' at Lakenheath - ANG F-105 markings; Battlegroup photopage; Tornado by the tail!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; TSR 2 postscript; Boer War armoured train part 1 - Armoured locomotive; British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Part 27: Line infantry 1799-1800; Super Sabres!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; Army-Air Colours 1937-45 part 34 - The last rounds (no drwgs); 2 pdr QF Mk VIII naval gun; Camofoliage - realistic foliage effects; Rail Review; Voodooo!
	www.aeroflight.co.uk /mags/uk/airfix_magazine70.htm (453 words)

	Airfix Magazine - Contents Listing
		News from Airfix; Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Part 33: Hussars 1796-1815; The 'Thuds' at Lakenheath - ANG F-105 markings; Battlegroup photopage; Tornado by the tail!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; Army-Air Colours 1937-45 part 34 - The last rounds (no drwgs); 2 pdr QF Mk VIII naval gun; Camofoliage - realistic foliage effects; Rail Review; Voodooo!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; TSR 2 postscript; Boer War armoured train part 1 - Armoured locomotive; British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Part 27: Line infantry 1799-1800; Super Sabres!
	www.aeroflight.co.uk /mags/uk/airfix_magazine70.htm (453 words)

	Royal Armoured Corps
		The driving factor in determining the size and shape of the armoured reconnaissance force has been the need for greater flexibility in responding to emerging crises and the provision of the reconnaissance framework elements of a lead aviation/armoured reconnaissance battlegroup for the Joint Rapid Reaction Forces.
		The Army element of this joint unit will be provided by a regular Royal Armoured Corps regiment, which is likely to be paired with an armoured regiment in order that it can also provide the Combined Arms Training Centre armoured squadron and allow trickle posting of manpower between roles.
		MOD Home Page / Defence Issues / Modernising Defence / Strategic Defence Review / Factsheets / Factsheets - Army/ Royal Armoured Corps
	www.mod.uk /issues/sdr/rac.htm (605 words)

	Battle of Stalingrad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The operation was code-named "Uranus" and launched in conjunction with Operation Mars, which was directed at Army Group Center.
		An attack by a German battlegroup formed to relieve the trapped armies from the South, Operation Wintergewitter ("Winter Storm") was successfully fended off in December.
		In January the Soviets launched a second offensive, Operation Saturn, attempting to punch through the Italian army on the Don and take Rostov.
	www.worldslastchance.com /encyclopedia/index.php/Battle_of_Stalingrad (3934 words)

	Battle of Stalingrad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The operation was code-named " Uranus " and launched in conjunction with Operation Mars, which was directed at Army Group Center.
		An attack by a German battlegroup formed to relieve the trapped armies from the South, Operation Wintergewitter ("Winter Storm") was successfully fended off in December.
		In January the Soviets launched a second offensive, Operation Saturn, attempting to punch through the Italian army on the Don and take Rostov.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Stalingrad (3934 words)

	Airfix Magazine - Contents Listing
		News from Airfix; Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Part 33: Hussars 1796-1815; The 'Thuds' at Lakenheath - ANG F-105 markings; Battlegroup photopage; Tornado by the tail!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; Army-Air Colours 1937-45 part 34 - The last rounds (no drwgs); 2 pdr QF Mk VIII naval gun; Camofoliage - realistic foliage effects; Rail Review; Voodooo!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; Modellers Diary; Army-Air Colours 1937-45 part 18 - Hamilcar tank transports (no drwgs); Champion lads!
	www.aeroflight.co.uk /mags/uk/airfix_magazine70.htm (453 words)

	Battle of Stalingrad
		The operation was code-named "Uranus" and launched in conjunction with Operation Mars, which was directed at Army Group Center.
		An attack by a German battlegroup formed to relieve the trapped armies from the South, Operation Wintergewitter ("Winter Storm") was successfully fended off in December.
		In January the Soviets launched a second offensive, Operation Saturn, attempting to punch through the Italian army on the Don and take Rostov.
	pillscatalog.net /Battle_of_Stalingrad.html (3818 words)

	Professionalism Under Fire: Canadian Implementation of the Medak Pocket Agreement, Croatia 199
		Dishonoured Legacy is especially influential as an historical text since it passes criticism of the Somalia operation to all of Canada’s military institutions based on an admittedly incomplete investigation of criminal activity and cover-up during the mission of one battlegroup on a foreign deployment.
		The commissioners claimed that during Operation Deliverance (the mission to Somalia) “systems broke down and organizational discipline crumbled” within the Canadian Airborne Battlegroup, and that “planning, training, and overall preparations fell far short of what was required....
		Before accepting the commission’s condemnation of the professionalism and leadership of the armed forces, and of the army in particular, it would be useful to scrutinize other military activity during the same period.
	www.cda-cdai.ca /library/medakpocket2.htm (3818 words)

	Field Officer
		During the 18 years I have been in the Army, I have found military life to be both challenging and varied as well as professionally satisfying.
		The job involves training and commanding a battlegroup of up to 700 men for war fighting.
		I joined the Army from The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst as a Second Lieutenant and I am currently the Commanding Officer of the 1
	www.army.mod.uk /queensbirthdayparade/field_officer (3818 words)

	"AXIS & FOREIGN LEGION MILITARIA
		This battlegroup fought so successful that it enabled much of the 9th Army to break out of a Soviet encirclement in Bobruysk.
		This Army Group was used to stem the Russian advance into Pomerania.
		The command for the new division was given to a German SS-General Krukenberg.
	www.axis101.bizland.com /FrenchFeldpost2.htm (3818 words)

	Airfix Magazine - Contents Listing
		News from Airfix; Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Part 33: Hussars 1796-1815; The 'Thuds' at Lakenheath - ANG F-105 markings; Battlegroup photopage; Tornado by the tail!
		Air, land and Sea - misc armed forces news & pics; TSR 2 postscript; Boer War armoured train part 1 - Armoured locomotive; British Army Uniforms 1660-1900 Part 27: Line infantry 1799-1800; Super Sabres!
		In the Air - First Englishman to fly?
	www.aeroflight.co.uk /mags/uk/airfix_magazine70.htm (3818 words)

	United Kingdom - Strategic Defence Review - Factsheets - Army
		The Army element of this joint unit will be provided by a regular Royal Armoured Corps regiment, which is likely to be paired with an armoured regiment in order that it can also provide the Combined Arms Training Centre armoured squadron and allow trickle posting of manpower between roles.
		The spearhead battlegroup will be an infantry battalion from either 24 Airmobile Brigade, the 3(UK)Division ready brigade or 3 Commando Brigade.
		Regiments will be provided with the balance of their tanks for larger scale training and on deployment for operations.
	www.resdal.org /Archivo/gb-fact-army.htm (3818 words)

	Structure of the British Army - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Joint CBRN Regiment is a specialised corps of the army tasked with defence against nuclear, biological, radiological and chemical weapons.
		Special Reconnaissance Regiment - The Special Reconnaissance Regiment is not strictly infantry; it is part of the UK's special forces and serves alongside the SAS and SBS, but is in fact a tri-service unit.
		The London Regiment will become the Guards Battalion of the TA, and may be titled 6th Bn, the Foot Guards, or else become a brand new guards regiment.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Structure_of_the_British_Army (4517 words)

	Canadian Army
		This highly mobile, well-armed, and well-protected reconnaissance variant of the Light Armoured Vehicle family is employed in the conduct of battlefield reconnaissance and surveillance missions at the battlegroup and brigade levels.
		The Coyote is in use with the Army’s six mechanized Infantry battalions, the three Armour regiments and the Armour and Infantry Schools.
		The vehicle is air transportable in a C 130 Hercules aircraft.Between 1993 and 1997, 2,879 light support vehicles were delivered to the Land Force.
	homepage.eircom.net /~steven/carmy.htm (4517 words)

	RAF Regiment - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		RAF Regiment units have frequently been tasked to form part of Army and other formations to make use of their specialist skills and 51 Squadron RAF Regiment was the first British conventional ground combat unit into Iraq in 2003 when it was working with a US Marines Expeditionary Unit.
		This requires RAF Regiment personnel to operate in small groups and to be trained and prepared to engage the adversary in combat frequently without the level of support that would be commonplace on an infantry battlegroup.
		The RAF Regiment frequently mounts the King's Guard/Queen's Guard at Buckingham Palace, St James's Palace, Windsor Castle and the Tower of London, with the first occasion being on 1 April 1943.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/RAF_Regiment (1585 words)

	Iraqi Regular Army
		In addition, there was an armored infantry division or battlegroup in western Iraq.
		In the days leading up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the Iraqi Regular Army consisted of 300,000 troops, organized into 5 corps.
		In all, there were 11 infantry divisions, 3 mechanized divisions, and 3 armored divisions.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/i/ir/iraqi_regular_army.html (142 words)

	Encyclopedia: Iraqi Regular Army
		* 16th Infantry Division In addition, there was an armored infantry division or battlegroup in western Iraq.
		In the days leading up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, the Iraqi Regular Army consisted of 300,000 troops, organized into 5 corps.
		In all, there were 11 infantry divisions, 3 mechanized divisions, and 3 armored divisions.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Iraqi-Regular-Army (142 words)

	Articles - Australian Army
		Al Muthanna Task Group; this is a battlegroup consisting of a headquarters, infantry company, armoured squadron and training team, with a total of 450 personnel.
		Provide a secure environment for the Japanese Iraq Reconstruction and Support Group (JIRSG)
	www.centralairconditioners.net /articles/Australian_Army (272 words)

	BF2.com BattleField 2 Forum - Battlegroup 2 Update - More Renders!
		Whole divisions of the Red Army were armed with nothing but PPShs as it was suited to aggressive Soviet tactics.
		He has begun creating a sound for the PPSH 41 as well, and we expect it to be of as high a calibre as his previous ones.
		The PPSH 41 was the first of 10 hand weapons that have been given full custom first person animations.
	www.bf2.com /showthread.php?goto=lastpost&t=1283 (645 words)

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