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A traditional corps is a deployable level of command that can conduct and sustain combat operations. Commanded by a lieutenant general, a corps contains two to five combat divisions plus separate brigades or auxiliary forces. http://www.montanaguard.net/rsp_organization.php
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Who in army deployable at command level to sustain combat operatios?
The Corps
Which army organization is deployable at the command level to sustain combat operations?
The Corps
What army organization is deployable at command level to sustain combat operations?
A traditional corps is a deployable level of command that can conduct and sustain combat operations. Commanded by a lieutenant general, a corps contains two to five combat divisions plus separate brigades or auxiliary forces. http://www.montanaguard.net/rsp_organization.php
Which army organization is deploy-able at command level to sustain combat operations?
The Corps
What is a BCT?
A BCT refers to a brigade combat team - the basic deployable unit of maneuver in the United States Army.
When did Operation Combat Fox happen?
Operation Combat Fox happened in 1968.
What does CO-SR stand for?
Combat operation stress reaction
What are the release dates for Combat - 1962 Operation Fly Trap 3-7?
Combat - 1962 Operation Fly Trap 3-7 was released on: USA: 27 October 1964
Which principle of joint operation is to concentrate the effects of combat power?
Mass
Principles of joint operation purpose is to concentrate the effects of combat power?
Mass
What are the elements of a marine air-ground task force?
Command Element (CE), Ground Combat Element (GCE), Aviation Combat Element (ACE), Combat Service Support Element (CSSE)
What is the United States Special Operations Command?
US Special Operations Command (SOCOM) is a Unified Combatant Command (all major combat branches have forces within this command). They are in charge of overseeing all of the Special Operations Commands of each of the branches (ie. MARSOC, AFSOC, etc.). It was created after Operation Eagle Claw failed, which involved units that had never trained and operated together before. One of SOCOM's main roles is to coordinate joint efforts between special operations units of different branches. For example, if SEAL Team 3 and the 1st Ranger Battalion were going to perform an operation together, SOCOM would be in charge of overseeing the operation, not USASOC(Army) or NSWC(Navy), respectively.
