US Army Table of Organization and Equipment

	
	       1 JULY 1995
                                                     ASSAULT COMPANY (UH-60)
                                                        ASSAULT BATTALION
                                                    DIVISION AVIATION BRIGADE
                                       AIRBORNE, AIR ASSAULT, AND INFANTRY (LIGHT) DIVISIONS
                                                                OR
                                                     ASSAULT COMPANY (UH-60)
                                                        ASSAULT BATTALION
                                                       CORPS AVIATION GROUP
                                                      CORPS AVIATION BRIGADE
                                                                OR
                                                     ASSAULT COMPANY (UH-1)
                                                        ASSAULT BATTALION
                                                       CORPS AVIATION GROUP
                                                      CORPS AVIATION BRIGADE
                                                                OR
                                                       ASSAULT TROOP (UH-60)
                                                   REGIMENTAL AVIATION SQUADRON
                                                     ARMORED CALVARY REGIMENT

                         DESIGNATION:  COMPANY _____, _____ BATTALION (ASSAULT), ______ AVIATION
                                   OR  TROOP _____, _____ SQUADRON, ______ CAVALRY

                                       TOE 01207A100 WHEN EQUIPPED WITH UH-60 AIRCRAFT.
                                       TOE 01207A200 WHEN EQUIPPED WITH UH-60 AIRCRAFT.
                                       TOE 01207A300 WHEN EQUIPPED WITH UH-1 AIRCRAFT.



1. MISSION.  TO PERFORM AIR ASSUALT AND AIR MOVEMENT
OPERATIONS.

2.  ASSIGNMENT.  ORGANIC TO AN ASSAULT HELICOPTER BATTALION,
TOE 01045A, 01105A, 01205A, OR 01405A; OR THE REGIMENTAL
AVIATION SQUADRON, TOE 01465A, OR 01475A.

3.  CAPABILITIES.

    A.  AT LEVEL 1, THIS UNIT PROVIDES:

        (1)  UH-60 AIRCRAFT TO TRANSPORT ONE INFANTRY RIFLE
COMPANY OR DISMOUNTED MECHANIZED INFANTRY RIFLE COMPANY IN A
SINGLE LIFT WHEN 80-PERCENT OF ORGANIC AIRCRAFT ARE AVAILABLE
FOR FLIGHT AND CONFIGURED WITH 14 SEATS PER AIRCRAFT; OR UH-1
AIRCRAFT TO TRANSPORT TWO LIFTS AND CONFIGURED WITH 10 SEATS
PER AIRCRAFT.

        (2)  AIR MOVEMENT OF TROOPS, SUPPLIES, AND EQUIPMENT.

        (3)  AERIAL EMPLACEMENT OF ANTITANK AND ANTIPERSONNEL
MINES.

        (4)  AUGMENTATIVE AEROMEDICAL EVACUATION WHEN
MEDICAL AIRCRAFT ARE INADEQUATE OR NOT READILY AVAILABLE.

        (5)  AUGMENTATIVE EVACUATION OF DOWNED AIRCRAFT WHEN
REQUIRED BY METT-T OR THE NONAVAILABILITY OF LOGISTIC
SUPPORT AIRCRAFT (UH-60 ONLY).

        (6)  CONTINUOUS DAY AND NIGHT OPERATIONS DURING
VISUAL AND MARGINAL WEATHER CONDITIONS AND LIMITED
OPERATIONS DURING INSTRUMENT WEATHER CONDITIONS.

    B.  THE COLUMNS UNDER LEVELS 2 AND 3 ADAPT THIS TABLE
FOR REDUCED OPERATIONAL CAPABILITIES IN DECREMENTS OF 10%,
FROM APPROXIMATELY 90% FOR LEVEL 2 TO APPROXIMATELY 80% FOR
LEVEL 3.

    C.  THIS UNIT IS NOT ADAPTABLE TO A TYPE B ORGANIZATION.

    D.  THE COLUMNS DESIGNATED BY LEVEL 1 THROUGH 3 ARE
DESIGNED TO RELATE TO THE CATEGORIES ESTABLISHED IN AR
220-1 UNIT STATUS REPORTING.

    E.  INDIVIDUALS OF THIS ORGANIZATION CAN ASSIST IN THE
COORDINATED DEFENSE OF THE UNIT'S AREA OR INSTALLATION.

    F.  THIS UNIT PERFORMS LIMITED AVIATION UNIT
MAINTENANCE (AVUM) ON ALL ORGANIC AIRCRAFT.

    G.  THIS UNIT IS DEPENDENT UPON:

        (1)  APPROPRIATE ELEMENTS OF THE DIVISION, CORPS,
OR THEATER ARMY FOR LEGAL, FINANCE, AND LOGISITICAL SUPPORT,
INCLUDING SUPPLEMENTAL TRANSPORTATION.

        (2)  HEADQUARTERS AND HEADQUARTERS COMPANY OF THE
ASSAULT BATTALION, TOE 01046A, 01106A, 01206A, OR 01406A,
OR HEADQUARTERS AND HEADQUARTERS TROOP OF THE REGIMENTAL
AVIATION SQUADRON, TOE 01466A OR 01476A, FOR UNIT LEVEL
PERSONNEL SERVICE SUPPORT, INCLUDING PERSONNEL, HEALTH,
ADMINISTRATIVE, LEGAL, AND RELIGIOUS SERVICES; AND UNIT
LEVEL LOGISTICAL SUPPORT, INCLUDING SUPPLY (EXCEPT AIR-
CRAFT CLASS IX), AUTOMOTIVE AND COMMUNICATIONS MAINTENANCE,
FOOD SERVICES AND MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTY BOOKS.

        (3)  AVIATION UNIT MAINTENANCE COMPANY OF THE ASSAULT
BATTALION, TOE 01049A, 01109A, OR 01209A, OR AVIATION UNIT
MAINTENANCE TROOP OF THE REGIMENTAL AVIATION SQUADRON, TOE
01469A OR 01479A FOR AVIATION UNIT MAINTENANCE OF ORGANIC
AIRCRAFT, INCLUDING UNIT LEVEL SUPPLY SUPPORT FOR AIRCRAFT
CLASS IX.

        (4) HEADQUARTERS AND HEADQUARTERS COMPANY OF THE
ASSAULT BATTALION, TOE 01046A, 01106A, 01206A, OR 01406A OR
HEADQUARTERS AND HEADQUARTERS TROOP OF THE REGIMENTAL AVIATION
SQUADRON, TOE 01466A OR 01476A, FOR UNIT NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL,
AND CHEMICAL (NBC) SUPPORT.

4.  BASIS OF ALLOCATION.  TWO PER ASSAULT BATTALION, TOE
01045A, 01105A, 01205A, OR 01405A; ONE PER REGIMENTAL AVIATION
SQUADRON, TOE 01465A OR 01475A.

5.  CATEGORY.  THIS UNIT IS DESIGNATED A CATEGORY II UNIT
FOR UNIT CATEGORIES, SEE AR 310-25

6.  MOBILITY.

    A.  TOE 01207A100:

        (1)  THIS UNIT IS CAPABLE OF TRANSPORTING 16,000
POUNDS (1,116 CUBIC FEET) OF TOE EQUIPMENT WITH ORGANIC
VEHICLES.

        (2)  THIS UNIT HAS 7,244 POUNDS (665 CUBIC FEET) OF
EQUIPMENT REQUIRING TRANSPORTATION.

        (3)  THIS UNIT REQUIRES 100 PERCENT OF ITS TOE
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES TO BE TRANSPORTED IN A SINGLE LIFT
USING ITS ORGANIC VEHICLES. (SOURCE FM 1-113)

    B.  TOE 01207A200:

        (1)  THIS UNIT IS CAPABLE OF TRANSPORTING 16,000
POUNDS (1,116 CUBIC FEET) OF TOE EQUIPMENT WITH ORGANIC
VEHICLES.

        (2)  THIS UNIT HAS 7,244 POUNDS (665 CUBIC FEET) OF
EQUIPMENT REQUIRING TRANSPORTATION.

        (3)  THIS UNIT REQUIRES 100 PERCENT OF ITS TOE
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES TO BE TRANSPORTED IN A SINGLE LIFT
USING ITS ORGANIC VEHICLES. (SOURCE FM 1-113)

    C.  TOE 01207A300:

        (1)  THIS UNIT IS CAPABLE OF TRANSPORTING 16,000
POUNDS (1,116 CUBIC FEET) OF TOE EQUIPMENT WITH ORGANIC
VEHICLES.

        (2)  THIS UNIT HAS 9,542 POUNDS (834 CUBIC FEET) OF
EQUIPMENT REQUIRING TRANSPORTATION.

        (3)  THIS UNIT REQUIRES 100 PERCENT OF IT TOE
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES TO BE TRANSPORTED IN A SINGLE LIFT
USING ITS ORGANIC VEHICLES. (SOURCE FM 1-113)

7.  DOCTRINE.  THE FOLLOWING DOCTRINAL PUBLICATIONS ARE
APPLICABLE TO THE OPERATION OF THIS UNIT:

    FM 1-100,   DOCTRINAL PRINCIPLES FOR ARMY AVIATION IN
                COMBAT OPERATIONS
    FM 1-101,   AVIATION BATTLEFIELD COUNTERMEASURES AND
                SURVIVABILITY
    FM 1-102,   ARMY AVIATION IN AN NBC ENVIRONMENT
    FM 1-104,   TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES FOR
                FORWARD ARMING AND REFUELING POINTS
    FM 1-111,   AVIATION BRIGADES
    FM 1-113,   ASSAULT HELICOPTER BATTALION
    FM 1-120,   ARMY AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES CONTINGENCY AND
                COMBAT ZONE OPERATIONS
    FM 1-202,   ENVIRONMENTAL FLIGHT
    FM 1-203,   FUNDAMENTALS OF FLIGHT
    FM 1-230,   METEOROLOGY FOR ARMY AVIATORS
    FM 1-240,   INSTRUMENT FLYING AND NAVIGATION FOR ARMY
                AVIATORS
    FM 1-300,   FLIGHT OPERATIONS PROCEDURES
    FM 1-302,   AVIATION LIFE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT (ALSE) FOR
                ARMY AIRCREWS
    FM 1-500,   ARMY AVIATION MAINTENANCE
    FM 1-508,   MAINTAINING AVIATION LIFE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
                (ALSE):  MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
    FM 1-509,   FUNDAMENTALS OF AIRCRAFT PNEUDRAULICS
    FM 1-513,   BATTLEFIELD RECOVERY AND EVACUATION OF
                AIRCRAFT
    FM 1-514,   FUNDAMENTAL OF ROTOR AND POWERTRAIN
                MAINTENANCE-TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES
    FM 1-563,   FUNDAMENTALS AND PROCEDURES OF AIRFRAME
                MAINTENANCE
    FM 3-4,     NBC PROTECTION
    FM 3-5,     NBC DECONTAMINATION
    FM 3-100,   NBC DEFENSE, CHEMICAL WARFARE, SMOKE AND FLAME
                OPERATIONS
    FM 7-30,    INFANTRY, AIRBORNE, AND AIR ASSAULT BRIGADE
                OPERATIONS
    FM 10-68,   AIRCRAFT REFUELING
    FM 11-31,   COMBAT NET RADIO OPERATIONS
    FM 11-50,   COMBAT COMMUNICATIONS WITHIN THE DIVISION
                (HEAVY AND LIGHT)
    FM 24-1,    SIGNAL SUPPORT IN THE AIRLAND BATTLE
    FM 43-5,    UNIT MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
    FM 71-101,  INFANTRY, AIRBORNE, AND AIR ASSAULT DIVISION
    FM 100-5,   OPERATIONS
    FM 100-10,  COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT
    FM 100-26,  THE AIR-GROUND OPERATIONS SYSTEM
    FM 100-28,  DOCTRINE AND PROCEDURES FOR AIRSPACE CONTROL
                IN THE COMBAT ZONE
    FM 100-42,  U.S. AIR FORCE/U.S. ARMY  AIRSPACE
                MANAGEMENT AN AREA OF OPERATIONS
    FM 100-103, ARMY AIRSPACE COMMAND AND CONTROL IN A
                COMBAT ZONE
    FM 101-5-1, OPERATIONAL TERMS AND SYMBOLS
    TC 1-201,   TACTICAL FLIGHT PROCEDURES
    TC 1-204,   NIGHT FLIGHT TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES





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	                TOE ANALYSIS --- NARRATIVE DISCUSSION

|PRESENT NUMBER |         PRESENT TITLE       | PRESENT STRENGTH |
| 01207L100     |   Assault Helicopter Troop  | 49(BTOE) 49(OTOE)|
|               |                             |                  |
|PROPOSED NUMBER|        PROPOSED TITLE       | PROPOSED STRENGTH|
| 01207A100     |  Assault Helicopter Troop   | 64(BTOE) 64(OTOE)|
|               |

1.  GENERAL.

    a.  References:

        (1)  AR 71-31     (2)  AR 220-1       (3)  AR 611-101

        (4)  AR 611-112   (5)  AR 611-201     (6)  TRADOC Reg 71-15

        (7)  FORCE MANAGEMENT BULLETIN BOARD ABOI

    b.  Purpose and authority for preparation and revision of this
Table of Organization and Equipment (TOE).

        (1)  Cyclic review in accordance with AR 71-32.

        (2)  This review and revision applies concept changes,
up dates manpower requirements criteria (MARC), and applies
incremental TOE development procedures.

        (3)  This version of the TOE has been prepared in accordance
with thr provisions of current TOE development regulations and
guidance,

        (4)  All Equipment Readiness Codes in this TOE have been
reviewed to ensure strict compliance with criteria in AR 220-1,
Unit Status Reporting.  They have also been reviewed to ensure they
are aligned at the paragraph level of detail.

        (5)  The unit MARC code is 21A.  This is a combat support
unit that operates in the divisional area.  It is mobile and moves.

2.  EMPLOYMENT.

    a.  The Assault Company conducts air assault missions to
support the corps or division.  With its speed and flexibility, the
unit conducts operations that require a quick response.  The
company augments the division's assault capabilities as well as
fight at the corps level.  The unit, besides conducting air
movement operations, is also responsible for limited evacuation of
downed aircraft.

    b.  With the exception of the limited AVUM provided by the
assigned crew chiefs and the basic tool kits, the unit is dependent
on other units for all logistical and personnel support services.
Accordingly, it has little or no capability for independent
operations away from the parent battalion.  It also locates near or
with the battalion HHC.

    c.  This TOE does not include provisions which would restrict
its application to a single geographical area.

5.  METHODS OF OPERATIONS AND FUNCTION.

GENERAL REMARK.  The only personnel requirements listed in this
paragraph are those not covered by criteria and measurable manpower
requirements standards contained in AR 570-2 or automated analysis
related to AR 570-2.

    a.  Paragraph 01, Company Headquarters.

        (1)  The function of the Company Headquarters is to provide
command and control, and to coordinate activities of the Assault
Company.

        (2)  Personnel requirements not covered by regulatory
guidance:

     POSITION                             REQUIRED TO/BY:

Aviation Safety Officer        Manages company/troop aviation
(W3-153DB)                     safety program.  Serves as an
                               operational UH-60 pilot.

Aviation Standardization       Manages, coordinates, and supervises
Officer (W3-153DF)             aircrew standardization and training
                               program for the company.  Instructs
                               and evaluates aircrews and subordin-
                               ate instructor pilots.  Serves as an
                               operational UH-60 pilot.

Tactical Operations Officer    Plans, schedules, assigns, coordin-
(W3-153DI w/ASI H3)            ates, and briefs approved aircraft
                               missions.  Develops and manages the
                               flying hour program.  Performs
                               survivability risk analyese and
                               prioritizes threat listings.  Over-
                               sees data entry and use of aviation
                               mission planning system (AMPS).
                               Serves as an operational UH-60 pilot.

        (3)  Major equipment requirements:

VEH/EQUIP  USER/OPFAC     COMMO                 REQUIRED FOR:

HMMWV      Co Cdr/     1-AN/VRC-91D    (Z84603) Command and Control
(T61494)   UB202       1-AN/VSQ-2(V)2  (P99724)
                       1-AN/TYQ-53/LCU (Z17296)
                       1-NAV GPS/DAGR  (Z58863)

Gen set                                  Provides power for the Cdr's
3 kw (J45699)                            radio in the static mode.

    a.  Paragraph 02, 3 Assault Helicopter Platoons.

        (1)  The function of the assault helicopter platoons is to
provide fifteen UH-60 aircraft, associated flight crews and personnel
for accomplishment of the troop's primary air assault mission.

        (2)  Personnel requirements not covered by regulatory
guidance:

     POSITION                                    REQUIRED TO/BY:

Platoon Leader                     Command, control, and coordinate
(02-15A) x 3                       all activities of each platoon.
                                   Serves as one of each platoon's
                                   operational pilots.

Instructor Pilot (W2-153DC)        Conduct flight training, evalua-
x 3                                tion and certification of pilot
                                   proficiency for all battalion
                                   pilots.  Serve as one of each
                                   platoon's operational pilots.

Aviation Maintenance Offcier       Supervise maintenance performed
(W2-153DG) x 3                     on platoon aircraft.  Performs
                                   maintenance test pilot func-
                                   tions when the AVUM Company
                                   test pilots are not available.
                                   Serves as one of each platoon's
                                   operational pilots.

Aviation Life Support Officer      Supervises all aspects of ALSE
(W2-153D0 w/ASI H2) x 3            maintenance, repair, and issue.
                                   Serves as one of each platoon's
                                   operational pilots.

Aircraft Surv Equipment Officer    Supervises all ASE maintenance
(W2-153D0 w/ASI H3)                repair, and issue.  Serves as
                                   an operational pilot.

UH-60 Pilot (W2-153D0)             Pilot and command UH-60 rotary
x 13                               wing aircraft under tactical and
                                   nontactical conditions.  Plans
                                   flights, ascertains factors such
                                   as load, weight, performance
                                   characteristics/limitations, fuel
                                   supply, routes, and schedules.
                                   Also, on a part time basis,
                                   supervises and inspects mainten-
                                   ance on all aviation life support
                                   equipment (ALSE) in the unit.

Platoon Sergeant                   Supervise aircraft maintenance
(E7-67T) x 3                       performed by subordinate crew
                                   chiefs and assists the Platoon
                                   Leader in managing assigned
                                   personnel and equipment

Asst Crew Chiefs x 8               The Aviation Restructure Initia-
                                   tive (ARI), approved by the Army
                                   Chief of Staff, included staffing
                                   all UH-60 helicopters in Assault
                                   Companies with an Assistant Crew
                                   Chief.  The ARI criteria allows
                                   fifty percent of the Assistant
                                   Crew Chiefs over and above Man-
                                   power Requirement Criteria (MARC).
                                   The remaining fifty percent is
                                   derived from Aviation MARC
                                   computations used to staff the
                                   AVUM Company. Therefore, from
                                   the total of 15 Assistant Crew
                                   Chiefs, 7.5 or 8 are allowed
                                   over and above MARC and 7 are
                                   drawn from the AVUM MARC compu-
                                   tations.  Along with assisting
                                   the Crew Chief with duties such
                                   as sling load operations and door
                                   door gunner responsibilities,
                                   the Assistant Crew Chief also
                                   satisfies the safety of flight
                                   requirement for an additional
                                   crew member to be present during
                                   night/night vision goggle
                                   operations.

        (3)  Major equipment requirements:

VEH/EQUIP  USER/OPFAC    COMMO                  REQUIRED FOR:

HMMWV      Plt Ldr/    1-AN/VRC-91D    (Z84603) Command and Control
(T61494)   UF209       1-AN/VSQ-2(V)2  (P99724)
x 3                    1-NAV GPS/DAGR  (Z58863)

UH-60A Hel Pilots/     Aircraft Radios          Operational aerial
(K32293)   UI650                                missions.
x 15