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From: bze0307@dcrb.dla.mil (John Champlin)
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Subject: Re: U.S. Army Division T.O. and E.
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Date: 26 Oct 90 02:03:20 GMT
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From: bze0307@dcrb.dla.mil (John Champlin)
librarian at your local public librarian can get via ILL of the Army FMs
titles by the type of unit you wish to study - my index of FMs etc (DA
PAM 360-10(?)) isn't handy.
	Furthermore the modern Army attaches so many units for added 
suppport in an actual operational theater that the basic T/O is only the
bare minimum starting point.  Units traditionally get more Engineer and
transportation support.  A Corps and Army is basically a pool for support
units and Command and Control Center.