Unit Size (US Army in the late-20th Century) - Veterans Affairs
[Pages:1]Unit Size (US Army in the late-20th Century)
Size, composition, and leadership of military units varies with time, place, and circumstances. The composition of fully authorized units (reflected in this table) will vary, especially during in periods of active engagement. Use this as a general guide for the late-20th century US Army. The composition of foreign military units may deviate considerably from US practices.
Unit
Army Corps Division Brigade Regiment Battalion Company Platoon Squad
Approximate Personnel 100,000 30,000+ 15,000+ 4,500+ 1,500+ 700 175 40 10
Composition
2+ corps, HQ 2+ divisions 3 brigades, HQ, support units 3+ regiments, HQ 2+ battalions, HQ 4+ companies, HQ 4 platoons, HQ 4 squads
Typical Commander General Lt. General Maj. General Brig. General Colonel Lt. Colonel Captain Lieutenant Staff Sergeant
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