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A combat brigade typically consists of around 3,000 to 5,000 soldiers, depending on the specific military organization and structure. This number can vary based on the type of brigade, its mission, and the country’s military organization. Generally, a brigade is made up of several battalions, along with support units.

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How many men in a brigade?

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18 Brigade Combat Teams are in Iraq right now.


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What are non-rotational non-force pool units?

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How many Civil War soldiers were in a unit?

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Who are the characters in the charge of the light brigade?

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Why does a brigade support battalion exist?

With the high mobility of combat in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Army needed to make brigades as independent as possible, rather than moving entire divisions as a single unit. By expanding brigades with their own support and multi-branch combat battalions, they could be deployed as a unit without need for further support or attached units. Thus, what was called a Brigade is now called a BCT - Brigade Combat Team.


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