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| ("U.S. Army") (USAR) (632 250) (zusätzlich: 67 000 active ANG, 27 070 active AR) An der Spitze der Army steht der "Secretary of the Army" (SECARM), er untersteht dem Verteidigungsminister und ist diesem für die Organisation, Ausbildung und Ausrüstung der Army verantwortlich. Er verfügt über das Office of the Secretary of the Army. Zusätzlich hat er folgende Staatssekretäre, Beamte und Einrichtungen direkt unterstellt: Under Secretary of the Army Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisitions, Logistics and Technology (ASA(ALT)) Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works (ASACW) Assistant Secretary of the Army for Financial Management and Comptroller (ASA(FM&C)) Assistant Secretary of the Army for Installations and Envi- ronment (ASAIE) Assistant Secretary of the Army for Manpower and Reserve Affairs (ASA(M&RA)) Chief Information Officer / G6 Director of Army Staff (DAS) Administrative Assistant to the Secrtetary of the Army General Counsel The Inspector General (OTIG) Army Audit General (AAG) Deputy Under Secretary of the Army (DUSA) Dem Under Secretary of the Army sind nachgeordnet: Deputy Under Secretary of the Army for Business Administration (DUSA(BT)) Chief Legislative Liaison (OCCL) Chief Public Affairs (OCPA) Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization Office (SADBU) Der höchste Offizier der Army ist der "Chief of Staff U.S. Army", er wird durch den Präsidenten für vier Jahre bestellt, diese Periode kann im Kriegs- oder Krisenfall um vier Jahre verlängert werden. Der Chief of Staff der Army ist das Bindeglied zwischen der zivilen Ressortleitung und den Truppen. Er fungiert als Berater des Ministers und ist Mitglied des Joint Staff. Er wird unterstützt durch: Office Chief of Staff, Army (OCSA) The Surgeon General (OTJAG) Chief National Guard Bureau (CNGB) Chief Army Reserve (OCAR) Vice Chief of Staff, Army (VCSA) The Judge Advocat General (OTJAG) Chief of Chaplains (CCH) Sergeant Major of the Army (SMA) DCS G-4 DCS G-8 DCS G-1 DCS G-2 DCS G-3/-5/-7 Chief of Engineers (COE) Assistant Chief of Staff, Installation Management Field Operating Agencies: (mit Zuordnung zu jeweiliger Stabstelle): Office of Public Affairs ASA (FM&C): Cost and Economic Estimate Agency Finance Command ASA (M&RA): EEO Agency EEO Compliance and Complaints Review Agency ASA(ALT): Army Contracting Agency SAAG: Army Auditor General OCSA: U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Management Agency Center for Military Analysis Center of Military History U.S. Army Combat Readiness Center Office of Army G-4: Logistics Innovation Agency Office of Army G-3: Army War College Command and Control Support Agency U.S. Military Observers Group Office of Army G-1: Army Human Resources Command Office of ACSIM: Installation Support Management Activity OTJAG: U.S. Army Judge Advocate General´s School U.S. Army Legal Services Agency |
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| Der Chief of Staff U.S. Army ist nicht Teil der operationellen Befehlskette, da die Truppen den geografisch verantwortlichen "Unified Commands" oder den mit speziellen Aufgabengebieten versehenen Functional Commands zugeordnet sind. Für jedes dieser Kommanden stellt die U.S. Army ein Component Command zur Verfügung. Die Army besteht aus Truppen verschiedener Bereitschaftsgrade: U.S. Army, Army National Guard und Army Reserve. Die National Guard ist grundsätzlich ein Instrument der Bundesstaaten, kann aber in den nationalen Dienst gerufen werden. Service Component Commands: U.S. Army Central Command (für CENTCOM) U.S. Army Europe (für EUCOM) U.S. Army North (für NORTHCOM) U.S. Army South (für SOUTHCOM) U.S. Army Pacific Command (für PACOM) U.S. Army Special Operations Command (für SOCOM) Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (für TRANSCOM) U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command (für STRATCOM) 8th U.S. Army, Korea (Army Komponente der U.S. Forces Korea) Direct Reporting Units: U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command U.S. Army Material Command U.S. Army Forces Command U.S. Military Academy West Point U.S. Army Installation Management Command U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command U.S. Army Medical Command U.S. Army Corps of Engineers U.S. Army Reserve Command U.S. Army Acquisition Support Center U.S. Army Network Enterprises Technology Command/ 9th Signal Command (Army) (HQ: Fort Huachuca, Tx.) 1 Army Network Operations and Security Center 1 Fernmeldekommando (Deutschland) 2 Fernmeldebrigaden (2., 7.) 1 Fernmeldebrigade (1.) (Korea) 3 Fernmeldebrigaden (11., 21., 93.) (CONUS) 1 Fernmeldebrigade (160.) (Kuwait) 1 Fernmeldebrigade (516.) (Hawaii) 1 U.S. Army Signal Activity (Intelligence and Security Command) 1 Enterprises Systems Technology Activity U.S. Army Military District of Washington 1 Repräsentationsverband (3rd United States Infantry - "The Old Guard") 1 Heeresfliegerbataillon (12.) U.S. Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) (HQ: Ft. McPherson, Ga.) (Army Komponente des U.S. Joint Forces Command) 1st U.S. Army (HQ: Ft. Gillem, Ga.) Ausbildungs- und Mobilmachungsverantwortung für alle Verbände der Army National Guard/Army Reserve. 1st Army Division West (Ft. Carson, Co.) (Verantwortung westlich des Missisippi) 6 Brigaden 1st Army Division East (Ft. George Meade) (Verantwortung östlich des Missisippi) 10 Brigaden East Mobilisation Center West Mobilisation Center 3rd U.S. Army / U.S. Army Central ("Patton´s Own") (HQ: Ft. McPherson, Ga.) (Army Component Command des USCENTCOM) CONUS: 1 Theater Signal Command (335.) 1 Military Intelligence Brigade (513.) 1 Pionier Brigade (132.) 1 Sustainment Command (1.) (Theatre) (Ft. Bragg) 1 Special Troops Battalion 1 Support Battalion (Task Force Sinai) OCONUS: ARCENT Forward (Camp Arifjan, KWT) 1 Theater Signal Command fwd (335.) 1 FM-Brigade (160.) 2 Area Support Groups (KWT, QAT) 5th U.S. Army / U.S. Army North (HQ: Ft. Sam Houston, Tx.) Army Component Command für U.S. Northern Command Joint Task Force-Civil Support 55 WMD-Civil Support Teams (NG) U.S. Army South / 6th U.S. Army (HQ: Ft. Sam Houston, Tx.) Army Component Command für U.S. Southern Command 1 Korpskommando (I. Corps) ("America’s Corps”) (HQ: Ft. Lewis, Wa.) Grundsätzlich ist diese für die Verstärkung des pazifischen Raumes vorgesehen (Korea), untersteht jedoch dem Forces Command. Teile 2. ID: 2nd SBCT (Ft. Lewis, Wa.) HHC 8-1 Cav 2-1 Infantry 1-17 Infantry 4-23 Infantry 2-17 Artillery 2 BSB 3rd SBCT (Ft. Lewis, Wa.) HHC 1-14 Cav 2-3 Infantry 5-20 Infantry 1-23 Infantry 1-37 Artillery 296 BSB 4th SBCT (Ft. Lewis, Wa.) HHC 2-1 Cav 4-9 Infantry 2-23 Infantry 1-38 Infantry 2-12 Artillery 702 BSB 1 Military Police Brigade (42.) 1 Battlefield Surveillance Brigade (201.) 1 Personnel Group (1.) 1 Combat Engineer Group (555.) 1 Sustainment Brigade (593.) 1 Medical Brigade (62.) 1 Fires Brigade (17.) 1 mechKorps (III.Corps) ("Counterattack Corps”) (HQ: Ft. Hood, Tx.) 1 mechAufklärungsdivision (1st Cavalry Division) (Zielstruktur 2010) 1st HBCT ("Ironhorse") (Ft. Hood, Tx.) 1st Bde STB 1-7 Cav (M-3) 2-5 Cav (M-1, M-2) 2-8 Cav (M-1, M-2) 1-82 Artillery (M-109) 115 BSB 2nd HBCT ("Black Jack") (Ft. Hood, Tx.) 2nd Bde STB 4-9 Cav (M-3) 1-5 Cav (M-1, M-2) 1-8 Cav (M-1, M-2) 3-82 Artillery (M-109) 15 BSB 3rd HBCT ("Grey Wolf") (Ft. Hood, Tx.) 3rd Bde STB 6-9 Cav (M-3) 3-8 Cav (M-1, M-2) 1-12 Cav (M-1, M-2) 2-82 Artillery (M-109) 215 BSB 4th HBCT ("Longknife") (Ft. Hood, Tx.) 4th Bde STB 1-9 Cav (M-3) 2-7 Cav (M-1, M-2) 2-12 Cav (M-1, M-2) 5-82 Artillery (M-109) 27 BSB 1 Combat Aviation Bde ("Warrior") (Ft. Hood, Tx.) 1 HHC 1-227 Avn (AH-64) 2-227 Avn 3-227 Avn 4-227 Anv 615th Avn Spt Bn 1 Panzerdivision (1st Armored Division) (Ft. Bliss, Tx.) (Zielstruktur 2010) 1st HBCT (Ft. Bliss, Tx.) (wird SBCT) 6-1 Cavalry Sqn 1-36 Infantry 1-37 Armor 2-3 Artillery 501 BSB 1st STB 2nd HBCT (Baumholder, DEU) (wird 2010 zu 170th Infantry Bde, 2 Bde wird dann durch eine Bde in Ft. Bliss gestellt) 1-13 Cav Sqn 1-35 Armor 1-6 Infantry 4-27 Artillery 47 BSB 2nd STB 3rd HBCT (wird 2010 in Ft. Bliss aktiviert) 1-1 Cav Sqn 2-70 Armor 1-41 Infantry 4-1 Artillery 125 BSB 3rd STB 4th HBCT (Ft. Bliss, vormals 4th Bde/4. ID) 2-13 Cav Sqn 2-34 Armor 2-6 Infantry 2-29 Artillery 123 BSB 4th STB 1 Combat Aviation Brigade (vormals AvnBde/4.ID) HHC 1-501 Avn 2-501 Avn 3-501 Avn 4-501 Avn 127 Avn Spt Bn 1 mechInfanteriedivision (1st Infantry Division) (Ft. Riley, Ks.) (Zielstruktur 2010) 1st HBCT ("Devil Brigade") (Ft. Riley, Ks.) 1st STB 4-4 Cav 1-63 Armor 1-16 Infantry 1-5 Artillery 101 BSB 2nd HBCT ("Dagger Brigade") (Ft. Riley, Ks.) 2nd STB 5-4 Cav 1-77 Armor 1-18 Infantry 1-7 Artillery 299 BSB 3rd IBCT ("Duke Brigade") (ab 2009 in Ft. Knox, Ky.) 3rd STB 6-4 Cav 2-2 Infantry 1-26 Infantry 1-6 Artillery 201 BSB 4th IBCT ("Dragon Brigade") (ab 2009 in Ft. Knox, Ky.) 4th STB 1-4 Cav 2-16 Infantry 1-28 Infantry 2-32 Artillery 701 BSB 1 Combat Aviation Brigade (Ft. Riley, Ks.) HHC 1-1 Avn 2-1 Avn 3-1 Avn 4-1 Avn 601 Avn Spt Bn 1 mechInfanteriedivision (4th Infantry Division) (Ft. Carson, Co.) 1st HBCT ("Raiders") (Ft. Hood, Tx.) 1st STB 7-10 Cav 1-66 Armor 1-22 Infantry 4-42 Artillery 4 BSB 2nd HBCT ("Warhorse") (Ft. Carson, Co.) 2nd STB 1-10 Cav 1-67 Armor 2-8 Infantry 3-16 Artillery 204 BSB 3rd HBCT ("Striker") (Ft. Carson, Co.) 3rd STB 4-10 Cav 1-68 Armor 1-8 Infantry 3-29 Artillery 64 BSB 4th IBCT ("Warriors") (Ft. Carson, Co.) 4th STB 3-61 Cav 1-12 Infantry 2-12 Infantry 2-77 Artillery 704 BSB 1 Combat Aviation Brigade (Ft. Hood, Tx.) (wird an 1st Armored Division abgegeben) 1 Panzeraufklärungsregiment (3rd ACR) (wird SBCT) 1 HHT 3 Squadrons (Bataillone) 1 Spt Sqn 1 Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) (13.) 1 Medical Brigade (1.) 2 Sustainment Brigades (4., 15.) 1 Fernmeldebrigade (3.) 1 Aufklärungsbrigade (21.) (Air Combat) 1 Fliegerabwehrbrigade (69.) 2 Fliegerabwehrbataillone (2-1, 1-44 ADA) 1 ABC-Abwehrbrigade (48.) 5 ABC Abwehrbataillone (2., 22., 23., 83., 110.) 1 Pionierbrigade (36.) 6 Pionierbataillone (2., 8., 11., 20., 62., 92.) 1 MP Brigade (89.) 3 MP Bataillone (720., 93., 97.) 1 Battlefield Surveillance Brigade (504.) 2 MI Bataillone (303., 163.) 1 Financial Management Center (13.) 1 Korpsartilleriekommando (III. Corps Artillery) 3 Fires Brigades (41., 75., 214.) 1 Luftbewegliches Korps (XVIII.) ("Airborne Corps”) (HQ: Ft. Bragg, N.C.) 1 mechInfanteriedivision (3rd Infantry Division) (Ft. Stewart, Ga.) 1st HBCT ("Raider") (Ft. Stewart, Ga.) 1st STB 5-7 Cav 3-69 Armor 2-7 Infantry 1-41 Artillery 3 BSB 2nd HBCT ("Spartan") (Ft. Stewart, Ga.) 2nd STB 3-7 Cav 1-64 Armor 3-15 Infantry 1-9 Artillery 26 BSB 3rd HBCT ("Sledgehammer") (Ft. Stewart, Ga.) 3rd STB 3-1 Cav 2-69 Armor 1-30 Infantry 1-10 Artillery 203 BSB 4th IBCT ("Vanguard") (Ft. Benning, Ga.) 4th STB 6-8 Cav 3-7 Infantry 3-15 Infantry 1-76 Artillery 703 BSB 1 Combat Aviation Brigade (Hunter AAF, Ga.) HHC 1-3 Avn 2-3 Avn 3-3 Avn 4-3 Avn 603 Avn Spt Bn 1 Gebirgsinfanteriedivision (10th Mountain Division (Light)) 1st BCT ("Warrior") (Ft. Drum, N.Y.) 1st STB 1-71 Cav 1-87 Infantry 2-22 Infantry 3-6 Artillery 10 BSB 2nd BCT ("Commandos") (Ft. Drum, N.Y.) 2nd STB 1-89 Cav 2-14 Infantry 4-31 Infantry 2-15 Artillery 210 BSB 3rd BCT ("Spartans") (Ft. Drum, N.Y.) 3rd STB 3-71 Cav 1-32 Infantry 2-87 Infantry 4-25 Artillery 710 BSB 4th BCT ("Patriots") (Ft. Polk, La.) 4th STB 3-89 Cav 2-4 Infantry 2-30 Infantry 5-25 Artillery 94 BSB 1 Combat Aviation Brigade (Ft. Drum, N.Y.) HHC 2-10 Avn 3-10 Avn 6-6 Cav (AH-64) 277 Avn Spt Bn 1 Luftlandedivision (82nd Airborne Division) (Ft. Bragg, N.C.) 1st BCT (Ft. Bragg, N.C.) 1st STB 3-73 Cav 1-504 Parachute Infantry 2-504 Parachute Infantry 3-319 AB Artillery 307 BSB 2nd BCT (Ft. Bragg, N.C.) 2nd STB 1-73 Cav 1-325 AB Infantry 2-325 AB Infantry 2-319 AB Artillery 407 BSB 3rd BCT (Ft. Bragg, N.C.) 3rd STB 5-73 Cav 1-505 Parachute Infantry 2-505 Parachute Infantry 1-319 AB Artillery 82 BSB 4th BCT (Ft. Bragg, N.C.) 4th STB 4-73 Cav 1-508 Parachute Infantry 2-508 Parachute Infantry 2-321 AB Artillery 782 BSB 1 Combat Aviation Brigade (82.) (Ft. Bragg, N.C.) HHC 1-82 Avn (AH-64) 2-82 Avn 3-82 Avn 1-17 Avn 122 Avn Spt Bn 1 Luftsturmdivision (101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)) (Ft. Campbell, Ky.) 1st BCT ("Bastogne") (Ft. Campbell, Ky.) 1st STB 1-32 Cav 1-327 Infantry 2-327 Infantry 2-320 Artillery 426 BSB 2nd BCT ("Strike") (Ft. Campbell, Ky.) 2nd STB 1-75 Cav 1-502 Infantry 2-502 Infantry 1-320 Artillery 526 BSB 3rd BCT ("Rakkasans") (Ft. Campbell, Ky.) 3rd STB 1-33 Cav 1-187 Parachute Infantry 3-187 Parachute Infantry 3-320 Artillery 626 BSB 4th BCT ("Currahee") (Ft. Campbell, Ky.) 4th STB 1-61 Cav 1-506 Infantry 2-506 Infantry 4-320 Artillery 801 BSB 101st Aviation Brigade ("Wings of Destiny") (Ft. Campbell, Ky.) HHC 1-101 Avn 5-101 Avn 6-101 Avn 2-17 Cav 96 Avn Spt Bn 159th Aviation Brigade ("Eagle Thunder") (Ft. Campbell, Ky.) HHC 3-101 Avn 4-101 Avn 7-101 Avn 7-17 Cav 563 Avn Spt Bn 1 Korpsartilleriekommando (XVIII. AB Corps Artillery ) 1 Fires Brigade (18.) HHB 1-321 Artillery 3-321 Artillery 3-27 Artillery 188 BSB 1 Sustainment Command (Theatre) (1.) 1 MP Brigade (16.) 1 MP Bataillon (503.) 1 Pionierbrigade (20.) 2 Pionierbataillone (27., 37.) 1 Financial Management Center (18.) 1 Medical Brigade (44.) 1 Battlefield Surveillance Brigade (525.) 2 MI Bataillone (319., 519.) 1 Soldier Support Group (18.) 1 Fernmeldebrigade (35.) 32nd Army Air & Missile Defense Command (HQ: Ft. Bliss, Tx.) 3 Fliegerabwehrbrigaden (11., 35., 108.) 3rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command (HQ; Fort Knox, Ky.) 1 Sustainment Brigade (7.) 1 Quartermaster Group (49.) 1 Support Command (20.) 1 Ordnance Group (52.) 1 ABC-Abwehrbataillon (22.) 4 Munitonsbataillone National Training Center 1 Aufklärungsregiment (11 ACR) (OPFOR) Joint Readiness Training Center 1 Combat Support Brigade (Manoeuvre Enhancement) (provisorisch) U.S. Army Europe (USAREUR) (HQ: Heidelberg, DEU) 1 Theatre Signal Command (5.) 2 Fernmeldebrigaden (2., 7.) 1 MI-Brigade (66.) 1 Civil Support Command (7.) 1 Army Field Support Brigade Europe (405.) 1 HQ V. Corps (zur Auflösung vorgesehen - Zeitpunkt ?) Truppen: 1 Divisionskommando (1st Armored Division - wird 2009 abgezogen) 1 HQ SETAF (Army CC AFRICOM) 1 IBCT (170.) (vormals 2nd Bde/1AD) (Grafenwöhr, DEU) 1 BCT (172nd Infantry Bde) (Abzug 2013 geplant) HHC 3-66 Armor 1-2 Infantry 2-28 Infantry 1-77 Artillery 9 Engineer Bn 172 BSB 1 AB Brigade (173th AB Bde) 173rd STB 1-503 AB Infantry 2-503 AB Infantry 1-91 Cav 4-319 AB Artillery 173 BSB 1 Panzeraufklärungsregiment (2nd ACR) (Vilseck, DEU) HHT 1-2 Cav 2-2 Cav 3-2 Cav 4-2 Cav Fires Sqn Regimental Spt Sqn 1 Heeresfliegerbrigade (12th Combat Aviation) 2 Corps Support Groups (7., 16.) 1 Pionierbrigade (18.) 1 MP Brigade (18.) 1 Fliegerabwehrbrigade (69.) 1 Theater Sustainment Command (21.) 1 Support Group (29.) 1 Sustainment Brigade (16.) 1 Transportation Movement Control Agency 1 Materiel Management Center (200.) 1 Transportation Command (37.) 1 MP-Group (202.) 1 Europe Regional Medical Command 1 Medical Brigade (30.) 1 Militärspital (Landstuhl, DEU) 1 Joint Task Force East (Rumänien) 1 Task Force Falcon (Kosovo) 1 Seventh Army Multinational Training Command 1 Joint Multinational Readiness Center 1 Seventh Army Reserve Command 1 Finance Command (266.) 1 U.S. Army Contracting Command, Europe U.S. Army Pacific Command (USARPAC): (HQ: Ft. Shafter, Hi.) Army Component Command des USPACOM, ohne Korea. Führt alle Teile der U.S. Army im Pazifischen Raum, Japan, Alaska und Hawaii. 1 Infanteriedivision (25th Infantry Division) (Hawaii) 2nd SBCT (Schofield Barracks, Hi.) HHC 2-14 Cav 1-14 Infantry 1-21 Infantry 1-27 Infantry 2-11 Artillery 225 BSB 3rd Infantry Brigade (Schofield Barracks, Hi.) 3rd STB 3-4 Cav 2-27 Infantry 2-35 Infantry 3-7 Artillery 325 BSB 1 Combat Aviation Brigade (Hi.) HHC 2-25 Avn 3-25 Avn 2-6 Cav 6-17 Cav 209 Avn Spt Bn U.S. Army Alaska 1st SBCT / 25. ID (Ft. Wainright, Ak.) HHC 5-1 Cav 1-5 Infantry 3-21 Infantry 1-24 Infantry 2-8 Artillery 25 BSB 4th Infantry Bde (AB) / 25. ID (Ft. Richardson, Ak.) 4th STB 1-40 Cav 1-501 Infantry 3-509 Infantry 2-377 Artillery 725 BSB 1 Aviation Task Force (49.) (Hi.) 2-6 Cav 2-25 Avn 3-25 Avn 6-17 Anv 1 Arctic Support Brigade U.S. Army Japan (Army Component Command der U.S. Forces, Japan) 1 Area Support Group (10.) 1 U.S. Army Garnison Japan 1 Heeresfliegerbataillon (78.) 1 Fernmeldebataillon (78.) 1 Theatre Sustainment Command (8.) 4 Fernmeldebataillone (510., 30., 58., 76.) 1 Theatre Signal Command (311.) 1 Mission Support Command (9.) 1 Army Air & Missile Defense Command (94.) 1 MP Brigade (8.) 1 MP Bataillon (728.) 1 Infantry Brigade (Training Support) (196.) (für AR) 1 MI Brigade (500.) 5 MI Bataillone (205., 441., 732., 301., 15.) 1 Pionier Brigade (130.) (verlegt aus DEU nach Hi.) 8th U.S. Army, Korea (EUSA) Landkomponente der U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) (Reorganisation EUSA für 2012 geplant) (HQ: Seoul, ROK) 1 mechInfanteriedivision (2nd Infantry Division) (ROK) 1st HBCT (ROK) 1st STB 4-7 Cav 1-72 Armor 2-9 Infantry 1-15 Artillery 302 BSB 1 Combat Aviation Brigade (ROK) HHC 1-2 Avn 2-2 Avn 3-2 Avn 4-2 Avn 602 Avn Spt Bn 1 Fliegerabwehrbrigade (35.) 1 MI Brigade (501.) 4 MI Bataillone 1 Fernmeldebrigade (1.) 3 Fernmeldebataillone (36., 41., 304.) 1 Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) (19.) 1 Medical Command (18.) 1 Medical Brigade (65.) 1 Financial Management Center (175.) 1 Army Field Support Brigade (403.) 1 UNC Security Battalion - Joint Security Area (US-Anteil) U.S. Army South (USARSO) / Sixth Army: (HQ: Ft. Sam Houston, Tx.) (Army Komponente des USSOUTHCOM) 1 Heeresfliegerbataillon (1-228) 1 MP Bataillon (525.) U.S. Army Materiel Command (AMC) (HQ: Alexandria, Va.) U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM) U.S. Army Sustainment Command U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command U.S. Army Chemicals Material Agency U.S. Army Security Assistance Command (SAC) U.S. Army Tank-Automotive & Armaments Life Cycle Command U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command (SMDC) (HQ: Arlington, Va.) 1 Space Brigade (Prov.) (1.) 1 Missile Defense Brigade (incl. 49 Missile Defense Bn) 1 Space and Missile Defense Technical Center 1 Space and Missile Defense Future Warfare Center 1 Technical Interoperability and Matrix Center 1 High Energy Laser Systems Test Facility 1 Ballistic Missile Defense Test Site U.S. Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) (HQ: Ft. Bragg, N.C.) 5 Special Forces Groups 1st Special Forces Group (AB) (Ft. Lewis, Wa.) 3rd Special Forces Group (AB) (Ft. Bragg, N.C.) 5th Special Forces Group (AB) (Ft. Campbell, Ky.) 7rd Special Forces Group (AB) (Ft. Bragg, N.C.) 10th Special Forces Group (AB) (Ft. Carson, Co.) 2 Special Forces Groups (NG) (19., 20.) (AB) 1 Civil Affairs Brigade (95.) (AB) 1 Psychological Operations Group (4.) (AB) 1 Ranger Regiment (75.) 1-75 Ranger (Hunter AAF, Ga.) 2-75 Ranger (Ft. Lewis, Wa.) 3-75 Ranger (Ft. Bennning, Ga.) 1 Sustainment Brigade (Special Operations) (AB) 1 Brigade Troops Battalion (Special Operations) (AB) 1 Special Operations Signal Battalion (AB) 1 Special Operations Aviation Regiment (AB) (160.) 3 SO Avn Bataillone 1 Special Warfare Training Group (1.) (AB) 1 John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) (HQ: Ft. Monroe, Va.) direkt nachgeordnete Einheiten: Combined Arms Center U.S. Army Capabilities Integration Center Combined Arms Support Command Army Accession Command Army Recruting Command 6 Recruting Brigades (geografisch verantwortlich) Accession Support Brigade Soldier Support Institute U.S. Army Cadet Command Eastern Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) Region Western Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) Region Defence Language Institute/Foreign Language Center Maneuvre Support Center TRADOC Analysis Center Training Support Center Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation U.S. Army Training Center (basic training) nachgeordnete Schulen: Command and General Staff College Adjutant General School Airborne School Armor Center & School Army Logistics Management College Army Management Staff College Army War College Aviation Center & School Aviation Logistics School Army Manoeuvre Support Center Chemical School Drill Sergeant School Engineer Center & School Finance School Fires Center and School (FlA und Art Ausbildung) Infantry Center & School Intelligence Center & School Military Police School Officer Candidate School Ordnance Center & Mechanical Maintenance School Ordnance Munitions & Electronics Maintenance School Physical Fitness School Quartermaster School Ranger School Recruiting and Retention School School of Advanced Military Studies School of Information Technology School of Military Packaging Technology Sergeant Major Academy Signal Center & School Transportation Center & School Warrant Officer Career Center U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) (HQ: Ft. Belvoir, Va.) 1 Information Operations Command (Land) (1.) 4 MI-Brigaden (470., 501. (Korea), 513., 704.) 1 MI-Brigade (NG) (300.) 4 MI-Groups (66., 116., 500., 902.) 1 Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System Army Ele- ment (Army Anteil an J-STARS) 1 INSCOM Training and Doctrine Support Detachment 1 National Ground Intelligence Center U.S. Army Central Personnel Security Clearance Facility U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command (CID) (HQ: Ft. Belvoir, Va.) 1 MP Group (3.) (Ost-USA, Panama, SW-Asien, P.R.) 1 MP Group (6.) (West-USA, Korea, Japan) 1 MP Group (202.) (Spezialaufgaben) 1 MP Group (701.) (Europa) 1 U.S. Army Crime Records Center 1 U.S. Army Criminal Investigations Laboratory U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) (HQ: Washington, D.C.) Great Lakes and Ohio River Division (CELRD) Mississippi Valley Division (CEMVD) North Atlantic Division (CENAD) Northwestern Division (CENWD) Pacific Ocean Division (CEPOD) South Atlantic Division (CESAD) South Pacific Division (CESPD) Southwestern Division (CESWD) Engineer Research and Development Center (CEERD) Engineering and Support Center (CEHNC) Transatlantic Programs Center (CETAC) 249th Engineer Bn Finance Center, USACE (CEFC) Humphreys Engineer Center Support Activity (CEHEC) Marine Design Center (CEMDC) Institute for Water Resources (CEIWR) U.S. Army Medical Command (MEDCOM) (HQ: Ft. Sam Houston, Tx.) Army Medical Department Center and School Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine Medical Research and Materiel Command Europe Regional Medical Command Great Plains Regional Medical Command and Brooke Army Medical Center North Atlantic Regional Medical Command and Walter Reed Army Medical Center Western Region Medical Command and Army Medical Center Pacific Regional Medical Command and Tripler Army Medical Center Southeast Regional Medical Command and Eisenhower Army Medical Center Army Dental Command Army Veterinary Command William Beaumont Army Medical Center Landstuhl Regional Medical Center Womack Army Medical Center Walter Reed Health Care System U.S. Army Garrison Ft. Derrick U.S. Army Garrison Ft. Sam Houston Surface Deployment and Distribution Command (SDDC) (HQ: Alexandria, Va.) SDDC Operations Center (Ft. Eustis) Transportation Engineering Agency 4 Transportation Groups (595., 597., 598., 599.) 1 Transportation Terminal Group (596.) RESERVE: Army National Guard (ARNG): (351 350) Die Nationalgarde besteht in allen 50 U.S.-Bundesstaaten, den drei Territorien und im District Columbia. Der Gouverneur des jeweiligen Bundesstaates führt die Nationalgarde. Er bedient sich dabei des Adjutant General (AG). In Friedenszeiten hat der Gouverneur das in der Konstitution festgehaltene Recht, die Nationalgarde in seinem Bereich zur Katastrophenhilfe oder Unterstützung anderer Einrichtungen des Bundesstaates (z. B. zu Law Enforcement-Zwecken) aufzubieten. Der US-Präsident hingegen mobilisiert die Nationalgarde für Einsätze im Rahmen gesamtstaatlicher militärischer Einsätze. Der Gouverneur des Bundesstaates ernennt den AG (außer in Vermont und South Carolina, dort wird er durch Wahl bestimmt). Er ist ausschließlich dem Gouverneur und nicht dem Department of Defense verantwortlich. Der Adjutant General ist ein Zwei-Sterne-General, der für die Mobilmachung und Einsatzbereitschaft der Verbände der Nationalgarde im Bereich seines Bundesstaates verantwortlich ist. Das State Area Command (STARC) ist das mobilmachungsverantwortliche Kommando in jedem der US-Bundesstaaten. Es ist auch für die Planung und Führung von Einsätzen in Katastophenfällen verantwortlich. Wenn ARNG-Verbände in den Bundesdienst gerufen werden, tritt das "National Guard Bureau" mit seinem "Chief" in Funktion. Der AG bleibt weiter für die übrigen ARNG-Verbände verantwortlich. Verbände der ARNG: 28th Infantry Division 2nd HBCT 53rd IBCT 55th HBCT 56th SBCT 28th Combat Aviation Brigade 29th Infantry Division 30th IBCT 116th IBCT 29th Combat Aviation Brigade 1 Sustainmentbrigade 34th Infantry Division 1st HBCT 2nd HBCT 32nd IBCT 116th Cavalry HBCT 34th Combat Aviation Brigade 115th Fires Brigade 141st Maneouvre Enhancement Brigade 347th Regional Support Group 35th Infantry Division 33rd IBCT 45th IBCT 48th IBCT 35th Combat Aviation Brigade 110th Maneuvre Enhancement Brigade 142nd Fires Brigade 287th Sustainment Brigade 36th Division 39th IBCT 56th IBCT 72nd IBCT 155th HBCT 256th IBCT 36th Combat Aviation Brigade 36th Maneuvre Enhancement Brigade 36th Sustainment Brigade 38th Infantry Division 37th IBCT 76th IBCT 278th HBCT 38th Aviation Brigade 138th Fires Brigade 219th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade 149th Maneuvre Enhancement Brigade 38th Sustainment Brigade 40th Infantry Division 29th IBCT 79th IBCT 41st IBCT 81st HBCT 40th Aviation Brigade 65th Sustainment Brigade 297th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade 42nd Infantry Division 27th IBCT 50th IBCT 86th IBCT 42nd Aviation Brigade 197th Fires Brigade 26th Maneuvre Enhancement Brigade 369th Sustainment Brigade Army National Guard Pionierverbände: 16 Maneuvre Enhancement Brigades (26., 92., 110., 111., 115., 130., 136., 141., 149., 157., 196., 218., 226., 648., + 2 Bezeichnung ?) 7 Engineer Brigades (16., 35., 111., 168., 176., 194., 225.) Army National Guard Military Intelligence: 6 Battlefield Surveillance Brigades (58., 67., 71., 219., 297., 560.) Army National Unterstützungsverbände: 9 Sustainment Brigades (36., 38., 108., 113., 224., 230., 287., 369., 371.) Army National Guard Field Artillery: 7 Fires Brigades (45., 65., 115., 138., 142., 169., 197.) Army National Guard Fliegerabwehr: 2 Fliegerabwehrbrigaden (164., 174.) Army National Guard Military Police: 3 Military Police Brigades (43., 49., 177.) Army National Guard Fernmeldeverbände: 1 Signals Brigade (261.) Army National Guard ABC-Abwehrverbände: 1 Chemical Brigade (31.) Army National Guard Logistikverbände: 1 Theatre Sustainment Command (167.) 2 Sustainment Commands (expeditionary) (135., 184.) 9 Sustainment Brigades (f. Divisionen) (36., 38., 108., 113., 224., 230., 287., 369., 371.) Army National Guard Heeresfliegerverbände: 1 Theatre Aviation Command (66.) 4 Theatre Aviation Brigades (63., 185., 449., 77.) 1 Theatre Airfield Operations Group (204.) Army Reserve (AR) (346 000) Die Army Reserve wird durch den "Chief of Army Reserve" mit Hilfe seiner "Offices" geführt. Er ist gleichzeitig kommandierender General des U.S. Army Reserve Command. Man unterscheidet drei Kategorien: Ready Reserve Standby Reserve Retired Reserve Innerhalb der Ready Reserve gibt es Angehörige der Selected Reserve (ca. 211 000 Soldaten). Diese üben immer wieder und sind konkreten Einheiten zugeordnet und verfügen über volles Material und Ausrüstung. Die Individual Ready Reserve (ca. 116 000 Soldaten) umfasst frühere aktive Angehörige der Army, die mindestens acht Jahre Militärdienst abgeleistet haben. Sie sind keinen Einheiten zugeordnet, können aber freiwillig üben. Sie können im Kriegs- oder Notfall einberufen werden. Inactive National Guard (ING) umfasst alle jene Soldaten, die Einheiten zugeordnet sind, jedoch keine Übungen durchführen, Auch die ING kann im Kriegs- und Notfall einberufen werden. Die Stand-By Reserve umfasst ca. 700 Soldaten, die zwar nicht in der Selected Reserve sind, jedoch "Key Civilian Employees" sind, eine zeitweilige Einschränkung haben bzw. bei denen es sich um Härtefälle handelt. Retired Reserve (ca. 731 000) umfasst frühere Angehörige der Streitkräfte, die im Ruhestand sind. Sie können im Kriegs- oder Notfall aufgeboten werden. U.S. Army Reserve Command Office of Chief of Army Reserve U.S. Army Reserve Command (USARC) USARC führt alle Reserveeinheiten und -verbände. (USARC durchläuft eine grundlegende Neuorganisation) Operational & Functional Commands: 1 Aviation Command (11.) 1 Military Police Command (200.) 1 Theatre Sustainment Command (377.) 2 Theatre Engineer Commands (412., 416.) 1 Sustainment Command (expeditionary) (143.) 1 Theatre Signal Command (335.) 1 Army Reserve Medical Command 1 Army Reserve Readiness Command Training Commands: 1 Battle Command Training Division (75.) 1 Training Command (80.) 1 Training Command (Leaders Training) (84.) 1 Division (91.) (Training Support) 1 Army Division West (1.) 1 Aviation Brigade (166.) Support Commands: 2 Regional Support Commands (63., 81.) 1 Regional Readiness Command (63.) 1 USAR Support Command (87.) 1 Army Reserve Careers Division |
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| KAMPFPANZER: 6470 M-1A1/-A2 "Abrams" SPÄHPANZER: 112 TPz "Fuchs" (ABC-Spürfahrzeug) SCHÜTZENPANZER: 6452 M-2/-3 "Bradley" MANNSCHAFTSTRANSPORTPANZER: 13900 M-113A2/A3 (inkl. Varianten) 1270 ASV 150 (M1117) +1700 "Stryker" 10500 MRAP ARTILLERIEGESCHÜTZE: gezogen: 434 105 mm M-102 416 105 mm M-119 697 155 mm M-198 +233 155 mm M-777 (Ersatz f. M-198) Selbstfahrlafette: 2087 155 mm M-109A1/A2/A6 SCHWERE FELDRAKETENWERFER: 830 MLRS (alle ATACMS-fähig) 52 HIMARS GRANATWERFER: 990 81 mm M-252 1076 120 mm M-120/-121 PANZERABWEHRROHRE: (...) 84 mm M-136 (AT-4) PANZERABWEHRLENKWAFFEN: 1300 TOW (auf HMMWV) PANZERABWEHRLENKWAFFEN/SFL: 626 M-901 (TOW) 19000 "Dragon" 950 "Javelin" FLIEGERABWEHRLENKWAFFEN: (...) FIM-92A "Stinger" 703 "Avenger" (FIM-92A auf HMMWV) 95 "Linebacker" (4 "Stinger"+25mm MK auf M-2) 483 "Patriot" 2 "Phalanx" (land-based) (Test) ÜBERWACHUNGSGERÄTE: 98 AN/TPQ-36 56 AN/TPQ-37 60 AN/TRQ-32 "Teammate" 32 AN/TSQ-138 "Trailblazer" 5 AN/TSQ-138A "Trailblazer" FLUGZEUGE: Aufklärung: 2 O-2 9 ARL (DHC-7) (3 COMINT, 3 IMINT, 3 COMINT&ELINT) 37 RC-12D/H/K "Guardrail" 12 RC-12P/Q "Guardrail" EW/ELINT: 9 RC-12D "Guardrail" 6 RC-12H "Guardrail" 7 RC-12K "Guardrail" 14 RC-12N "Guardrail" 9 RC-12P "Guardrail" 3 RC-12 "Guardrail" (Sat-Relais) 9 EO-5C (DHC-7 "Dash" 7) Transport: 105 C-12C/D/J/R/T/U "Huron" 2 C-20E "Gulfstream" III 1 C-20F "Gulfstream" IV 47 C-23A/B/B+ "Sherpa" 11 C-26B "Metro II" +2 C-27B (52 Stück geplant) 2 C-31 "Friendship" 3 C-37A "Gulfstream" V 2 C-182 "Skylane" 1 U-21 20 UC-35A "Citation" 10 UC-35B "Citation" (...) UV-18B "Twin Otter" Mehrzweck: 26 UC-35 "Citation" 1 UV-20A "Chiricahua" Ausbildung: 1 TO-5C (DHC-7) 3 T-34C "Turbo Mentor" HUBSCHRAUBER: Kampfhubschrauber: 732 AH-64A/D "Apache"/"Longbow Apache" 365 OH-58D "Kiowa Warrior" Transporthubschrauber: 395 CH-47D "Chinook" 36 CH-47F "Chinook" Mehrzweckhubschrauber: 875 UH-60A "Black Hawk" 630 UH-60L "Black Hawk" +35 UH-60M "Black Hawk" (1 300 geplant) 50 UH-1H "Iroquois" ELINT-Hubschrauber: 60 EH-60A "Black Hawk" Beobachtungshubschrauber: 240 OH-58C "Kiowa" SAR-Hubschrauber: 15 HH-60L "Black Hawk" MEDEVAC-Hubschrauber: +60 UH-72A "Lakota" (345 geplant) 50 UH-1V "Iroquois" (Medevac) Spezialfliegerkräfte: 11 MH-47D "Chinook" 21 MH-47E "Chinook" 40 MH-47G "Chinook" 23 MH-60K "Black Hawk" 36 MH-60L "Black Hawk" +6 MH-60M "Black Hawk" (gesamt 22 neue MH-60M, 23 K- und 16 L-Versionen werden auf M-Version aufgerüstet) 40 AH-6/MH-6 "Little Bird" Ausbildungshubschrauber: 169 TH-67 "Creek" 8 TH-6J "Little Bird" DROHNEN: 20 "Buster" 54 RQ-5A "Hunter" 212 RQ-7A "Shadow" 4 "I-Gnat" 126 "Desert Hawk" 100 BQM-147 "Exdrone" 17 "Sky Warrior" (...) RQ-11 "Raven" LANDUNGSSCHIFFE: 6 FRANK BESSON LST (32 MBT) 11 LCU-1600 (2 MBT/350 Soldaten) 34 LCU-2000 73 LCM-8 (1 MBT/200 Soldaten) |