US Army Table of Organization and Equipment

	
	                           DRAFT TOE (DTOE) 01218A000
                       COMMAND AVIATION COMPANY (UH-60)
                  COMMAND AVIATION BATTALION
                 DIVISION AVIATION BRIGADE
                    AIR ASSAULT DIVISION

                     EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

1.  PURPOSE. This DTOE for an Abbreviate Cyclic Review
documents the organizational structure, along with manpower
and equipment requirements, for an Command Aviation Company
(UH-60) to support the mission needs of an Command Aviation
Battalion in the Air Assault Division.

    a.  NEW TOE: Yes         E-Date: N/A

    b.  CYCLIC REVIEW: N/A   E-Date: 960401

    c.  AUTHORITY:

           (1) ARSTRUC:  N/A   DATE:  N/A   STR CAP:  N/A
           (2) CSA FDU:  N/A   DATE:  N/A   STR CAP:  N/A
           (3) AR 71-31: N/A       CTU DATE: 960401

    d.  This package pertains to:

           NEW TOE      MLTPR           TITLE        STR CAP
           01218A000      1   Command Avn Co (UH-60)   35

           REPLACED TOE MLTPR           TITLE        STR CAP
           01218A000      1   Command Avn Co (OH-58)   35

   e.  Major Changes.  Primarily captures the result of
applying 100% manpower requirements criteria (MARC).
Replaces OH-58A/C aircraft with UH-60 aircraft.

2.  MISSION/CAPABILITIES/SECTION I.

    a.  Mission:  Performs command, control, and
communications (C3) and limited air movement flights for
the division.  It enhances division C3 by providing aerial
flights        for command and control (C2), staff transport,
liaison, air messenger service, radio relay, and other
general        support purposes.

    b.  Capabilities:  The TOE Section I identifies the
detailed capabilities and dependencies/limitations of this
unit.

3.  ASSIGNMENT.  Organic to an Command Aviation Battalion,
TOE 01215A.

4.  PERSONNEL.

    a.  Personnel strengths for these units are as
follows.

   TOE            DESIGN    DOCUMENTED     DIFFERENCE
   01218A000        35          35             0

    b.  MARC Deviations.  No commander vehicle driver or
NBC NCO as authorized in AR 570-2.

    c.  Detailed rationale for doctrinal personnel
requirements is in the accompanying TOE Analysis--Narrative
Discussion.

    d.  The net officer/NCO force impact of this TOE is not
applicable because of ARI redesign.

    e.  The risk resulting from decrements is negligible.

5.  EQUIPMENT.

    a.  Equipment reflected in these TOE represents
minimum        essential wartime requirements with normal
modernization from the base to the objective TOE.

    b.  The following items of modernization equipment
were approved by HQDA for inclusion in the BTOE and have
been applied.

    BTOE       LIN     NOMENCLATURE       AUTHORITY
        None

    c.  Major items of equipment in each TOE are:

       TOE                BTOE          OTOE
      01218A000        8 x UH-60    8 x UH-60
                  3 x 1-1/4T Trk    3 x 1-1/4T HMMWV

6.  COST.

           a.  Cost Analysis Summary for the OTOE is
provided below.

           b.  Force structure information for each TOE
is based on current M-Force and E-Date 960401.

           c.  HQDA approved commodity consumption rates
were used in the development of these TOEs and are
reflected in the Cost Analysis Summaries.

           d.  The difference in cost is primarily due
to the modernization of equipment from the BTOE to the
OTOE.

7.  COST ANALYSIS SUMMARIES.

    a.  The cost analysis of TOE 01218A000:

               NEW TOE       OLD TOE       DELTA

NUMBER        01218A000     01218A000      N/A

TITLE        Cmd Avn Co (UH-60)    Cmd Avn Co (UH-60)

PERSONNEL (OFF/WO/NCO/ENL//AGGR)

  BTOE STR   3/13/5/14/35  3/13/5/14/35  0/0/0/0/0

  OTOE STR   3/13/5/14/35  3/13/5/14/35  0/0/0/0/0

  DESIGN STR 3/13/5/14/35  3/13/5/14/35  0/0/0/0/0

  AOE CAP    ARI

UNITS        1/0/0/0/1

FORCE IMPACT BY COMPO AND TOTAL
(OTOE x # COMPO 1/2/3/4 Units)

  OFF       3/0/0/0/3      3/0/0/0/3     0/0/0/0/0

  WO        13/0/0/0/13    13/0/0/0/13   0/0/0/0/0

  NCO       5/0/0/0/5      5/0/0/0/5     0/0/0/0/0

COSTS

  PERSONNEL $  1,382,440  $  1,382,440     $  0

  EQUIPMENT $ 40,902,469  $ 40,902,469     $  0

  TOTAL     $ 42,284,909  $ 42,284,909     $  0







	
	

	
	   1 OCTOBER 1993

                                                    COMMAND AVIATION COMPANY
                                                   COMMAND AVIATION BATTALION
                                                    DIVISION AVIATION BRIGADE
                                                       AIR ASSAULT DIVISION

                                  DESIGNATION:  COMPANY _____, _____ BATTALION (COMMAND), _____ AVIATION


1.  MISSION.  TO PERFORM COMMAND, CONTROL, AND
COMMUNICATIONS (C3) FLIGHTS AND LIMITED AIR MOVEMENT
OPERATIONS.

2.  ASSIGNMENT.  ORGANIC TO THE COMMAND AVIATION BATTALION,
TOE 01215A.

3.  CAPABILITIES.

    A.  AT LEVEL 1, THIS UNIT PROVIDES:

        (1)  AERIAL COMMAND AND CONTROL (C2) PLATFORMS FOR
KEY DIVISION COMMANDERS AND STAFF.

        (2)  RAPID AND HIGHLY MOBILE TRANSPORTATION OF
COMMANDERS AND STAFF TO FACILITATE COORDINATION AND LIAISON.

        (3)  AIR MESSENGER SERVICE AND AERIAL RADIO RELAY
OPERATIONS.

        (4)  SURVEILLANCE AND/OR RESTORATION OF LINES OF
COMMUNICATION AND RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE OF REAR
AREAS WHEN REQUIRED.

        (5)  SEARCH AND RESCUE OF DOWNED AIRCREWS.

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

        (7)  LIMITED AIR MOVEMENT OF PERSONNEL, SUPPLIES,
AND EQUIPMENT.

        (8)  AIRLIFT FOR AIR ASSAULT OPERATIONS ONLY
WHEN REQUIRED BY TACTICAL EXIGENCIES.

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

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

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

    D.  THE COLUMNS DESIGNATED BY LEVELS 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 LOGISTICAL SUPPORT,
INCLUDING SUPPLEMENTAL TRANSPORTATION.

        (2)  HEADQUARTERS AND HEADQUARTERS COMPANY OF THE
COMMAND AVIATION BATTALION, TOE 01216A, FOR UNIT LEVEL
PERSONNEL SERVICE SUPPORT, INCLUDING PERSONNEL,
ADMINISTRATIVE, LEGAL, HEALTH, AND RELIGIOUS SERVICES; AND
UNIT LEVEL LOGISTICAL SUPPORT, INCLUDING SUPPLY (EXCEPT
AIRCRAFT CLASS IX), AUTOMOTIVE AND COMMUNICATIONS
MAINTENANCE, AND FOOD SERVICE.

       (3)  HEADQUARTERS AND HEADQUARTERS COMPANY OF THE
COMMAND AVIATION BATTALION, TOE 01216A, FOR UNIT NUCLEAR,
BIOLOGICAL, AND CHEMICAL (NBC) SUPPORT.

       (4)  AVIATION UNIT MAINTENANCE COMPANY OF THE COMMAND
AVIATION BATTALION, TOE 01219A, FOR AVIATION UNIT
MAINTENANCE ON ALL ORGANIC AIRCRAFT, INCLUDING UNIT LEVEL
SUPPLY SUPPORT FOR AIRCRAFT CLASS IX.

4.  BASIS OF ALLOCATION.  ONE PER COMMAND AVIATION
BATTALION, TOE 01215A.

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

6.  MOBILITY.

    A.  THIS UNIT IS CAPABLE OF TRANSPORTING 38,952 POUNDS
(2,485 CUBIC FEET) OF TOE EQUIPMENT WITH ORGANIC VEHICLES.

    B.  THIS UNIT HAS 5,810 POUNDS (614 CUBIC FEET) OF TOE
EQUIPMENT REQUIRING TRANSPORTATION.

    C.  THIS UNIT REQUIRES THAT 100 PERCENT OF ITS TOE
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES BE TRANSPORTED IN A SINGLE LIFT USING
ITS ORGANIC VEHICLES.  (SOURCE:  FM 1-118)

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 SURVIVABILITY
    FM 1-102,   ARMY AVIATION IN AN NBC ENVIRONMENT
    FM 1-103,   AIRSPACE MANAGEMENT AND ARMY AIR TRAFFIC IN
                A COMBAT ZONE
    FM 1-104,   TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES FOR
                FORWARD ARMING AND REFUELING POINTS
    FM 1-106,   AVIATION SELF-DEPLOYMENT PLANNING
    FM 1-108,   AVIATION EMPLOYMENT IN SPECIAL OPERATIONS
                (C)
    FM 1-111,   AVIATION BRIGADES
    FM 1-118,   COMMAND AVIATION BATTALION/COMPANY
    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 AND AIRFIELD MANAGEMENT
    FM 1-302,   AVIATION LIFE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT (ALSE) FOR
                ARMY AIRCREWS
    FM 1-303,   AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL FACILITY OPERATIONS AND
                TRAINING
    FM 1-500,   ARMY AVIATION MAINTENANCE
    FM 1-506,   THE FUNDAMENTALS OF AIRCRAFT POWER PLANTS
                AND PROPELLERS
    FM 1-508-1, MAINTAINING AVIATION LIFE SUPPORT EQUIPMENT
                (ALSE):  MAINTENANCE PROGRAM
    FM 1-509,   FUNDAMENTALS OF AIRCRAFT PNEUDRAULICS
    FM 1-511,   ARMY AIRCRAFT QUALITY CONTROL AND TECHNICAL
                INSPECTION
    FM 1-513,   TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES FOR
                AERIAL RECOVERY OF AIRCRAFT
    FM 1-544,   STANDARDIZED MAINTENANCE TEST FLIGHT
                PROCEDURES
    FM 1-563,   FUNDAMENTALS 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 11-50,   COMBAT COMMUNICATIONS WITHIN THE DIVISION
                (HEAVY AND LIGHT)
    FM 24-1,    SIGNAL SUPPORT IN THE AIRLAND BATTLE
    FM 34-1,    INTELLIGENCE AND ELECTRONIC WARFARE
                OPERATIONS
    FM 34-81,   WEATHER SUPPORT FOR ARMY TACTICAL OPERATIONS
    FM 43-5,    UNIT MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
    FM 43-12,   DIVISION MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
    FM 55-414,  FUNDAMENTALS OF ROTOR AND POWER TRAIN
                MAINTENANCE
    FM 71-101,  INFANTRY, AIRBORNE, AND AIR ASSAULT DIVISION
                OPERATIONS
    FM 90-14,   REAR BATTLE
    FM 100-5,   OPERATIONS
    FM 100-10,  COMBAT SERVICE SUPPORT
    FM 100-20,  LOW INTENSITY CONFLICT
    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
                IN AN AREA OF OPERATIONS
    FM 100-103, ARMY AIRSPACE COMMAND AND CONTROL IN A
                COMBAT ZONE
    FM 101-5,   STAFF ORGANIZATION AND OPERATIONS
    FM 101-5-1, OPERATIONAL TERMS AND SYMBOLS
    TC 1-201,   TACTICAL FLIGHT PROCEDURES
    TC 1-204,   NIGHT FLIGHT TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES



                                              COMMAND AVIATION COMPANY


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                                                    \  AVN CO   \
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                                       \  COMPANY  \             \ 2 C3 FLT  \
                                       \    HQ     \             \   PLTS    \
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	          TOE ANALYSIS --- NARRATIVE DISCUSSION

:PRESENT NUMBER :       PRESENT TITLE    :  PRESENT STRENGTH :
:01218A000      :Command Aviation Company: 35BTOE)  35(OTOE) :
:               :        (OH-58)         :                   :
:PROPOSED NUMBER:      PROPOSED TITLE    :  PROPOSED STRENGTH:
:01218A000      :Command Aviation Company: 35(BTOE) 35(OTOE) :
:               :        (UH-60)         :                   :

1.  GENERAL.

    a.  References:

        (1)  AR 71-31, Management System for Tables of
Organization and Equipment, 20 July 1989.

        (2)  TRADOC Reg 71-15, Table of Organization and
Equipment (TOE) Development, 20 December 1991.

    b.  Purpose and authority for the preparation and
revisions of Tables of Organization and Equipment (TOE).

        (1)  These TOE have been prepared in accordance
with the provisions of current TOE development regulations
and guidance.

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

        (3)  The unit MARC Code is 11A.  This is a combat
unit that operates in the division area.  It is a split
based unit that is required to move.

2.  EMPLOYMENT.

    a.  This company performs command, control, and
communications (C3) and limited air movement flights for
the division.  It enhances division C3 by providing aerial
flight for command and control (C2), staff transport,
liaison, air messenger service, radio relay, and other
general        support purposes.

    b.  With the exception of the limited AVUM provided
by the assigned crew chiefs and 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 and AVUM Company.

     c.  The mission of the Command Aviation Company
usually requires the deployment of its aircraft either
singly or in larger elements of less than platoon or
company size. These aircraft or larger element are
frequently placed under the operational control (OPCON)
or in direct support of another headquarters.  The
assigned C3 support missions usually extend over the
entire division        sector.  These operational conditions
make effective command and control and the provisions
of necessary logistics support for the deployed elements
more difficult.

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

3.  METHODS OF OPERATIONS AND FUNCTION.

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

    a.  Paragraph 01, Company Headquarters.

        (1)  The Company Headquarters provides command,
control, and coordination activities of the Command
Aviation Company.

        (2)  Personnel requirements not covered by
regulatory guidance:

     POSITION                     REQUIRED TO/BY:

Aviation Safety Officer      Manage company aviation
(W4-153DB)                   safety program. This posi-
                             tion serves as one of the
                             operational UH-60 pilots.
                             It is also supported by AR
                             385-95, para 1-5d and AR
                             611-112, Table 5-35.

Standardization Instructor   Manages, coordinates, and
Pilot (SIP) (W4-153DH)       supervises aircrew stand-
                             ardization and training
                             program for company.
                             Instructs and evaluates
                             aircrews and subordinate
                             instructor pilot.  Serves
                             as an operational UH-60
                             pilot.  These positions are
                             supported by AR 611-112,
                             Table 5-35.

            (3)  Major equipment requirements:

VEH/EQUIP     USER    COMMO      REQUIRED
FOR:
1 1/4-T Trk  Co Cdr   VRC-47    Tactical mobility, C2.
                      PRC-77    Dismounted opns by Cdr.

        c.  Paragraph 02, 2 Utility Platoons (C3).

            (1)  These platoons provide 8 UH-60A
aircraft and associated flight crews for accomplishment
of the company's primary mission, i.e., to provide
command, control, and communications (C3) and limited
air movement flights for the division.

            (2)  Personnel requirements not covered by
regulatory guidance:

     POSITION                      REQUIRED TO/BY:

Plt Ldr (LT-15A)            Commands, controls, and
                            coordinates all activities of
                            each platoon.  Serves as an
                            operational UH-60 pilot. (AR
                            71-31, App F also supports
                            these positions.)

Senior Instructor Pilot/    Conduct flight training,
Instrument Flight Examiner  including instrument
(W4-153DF)                  evaluation and certification,
                            for all company pilots.
                            Serves as an operational UH-
                            60 pilot.  AR 611-12, Table
                            5-35, supports this position.

Aviation Maintenance Off    Supervise maintenance per-
(W4-152DG)                  formed on platoon aircraft.
                            Performs maintenance test
                            pilot functions when the AVUM
                            Company pilots are not
                            available.  Serves as an
                            operational UH-60 pilot.  AR
                            611-112, Table 5-35, supports
                            this position.

Instructor Pilot (W2-153DC) Conducts flight training and
                            evaluates and certifies
                            proficiency for company
                            pilots.  Serves as an
                            operational UH-60 pilot.  AR
                            611-112, Table 5-35, supports
                            this position.

Aviation Life Support Equip Supervises all inspects
Officer (W2-153D0 w/ASI H2) maintenance on all aviation
x 2                         life support equipment
                            (ALSE)\in the platoon.
                            Serves as an operational UH-
                            60 pilot.  AR 611-112, Table
                            5-35, supports these
                            positions.

Aircraft Survivability      Advises and conducts training
Equip (ASE)/Electronic      on tactical utilization of
Officer (W2-153D0 w/ASI H3) ASE/EW equipment for all
                            company pilots.  Serves as an
                            operational UH-60 pilot.  AR
                            611-112, Table 5-35, supports
                            this position.

Plt Sgt (E7-67T40)          Supervise aircraft mainten-
                            ance performed by subordi-
                            nate crew chiefs and assists
                            Platoon Leader in managing
                            assigned personnel and equip-
                            ment.  AR 611-201, Table 2-
                            67T-3, line 14 also supports
                            these positions.

        (3)  Major equipment requirements:

VEH/EQUIP   USER       COMMO         REQUIRED
FOR:

UH-60A x 8 Pilots  Acft Radios  Operational aerial C3
                                missions.

           Division  AN/ASC-15B Tactical C3 for division cdrs
           Cdrs/       X 6      and staff when aboard UH-60s.
           Staff

           Pilots    ARC-114    Dual FM commo capability for
                       X 8      each UH-60 C3 aircraft.

1 1/4-T    Plt Ldr/  VRC-46     Tactical mobility for two
Trk x 2    Plt Sgt     X 2      platoon leaders; platoon
                                command and control.

           Plt Ldr   PRC-77     Dismounted operations by the
                                two platoon leaders.