The document outlines the strategic vision and objectives of the U.S. Army, emphasizing the need for a warfighting force that is agile, responsive, and adaptable to various conflicts, including low intensity and asymmetric threats. Key goals include enhancing operational jointness, developing leaders, and integrating active and reserve components while ensuring the well-being of soldiers and their families. The roadmap involves innovative structures, modernization, and investment in personnel to maintain the Army's status as the preeminent land combat force in the world.

1. 1st Battalion, 167th INFANTRY (Mechanized)
“FOURTH ALABAMA”
RIFLE COMPANY ORGANIZATION 2000

2. Intent of the Chief of Staff, Army
23 June 1999
America’s Army places soldiers on point in a dangerous world because they are the
surest signs of the commitment of the Nation. Our non-negotiable contract with the
American people is to be a warfighting Army –– persuasive in peace, invincible in war.
Therefore, my overarching goal as CSA must be to provide the leadership, grounded in
a vision for the future, to keep this Army the preeminent land warfighting force in the
world. We will aspire to be the most esteemed institution in the Nation, the most
respected Army in the world, and the most feared ground force to those whose actions
would threaten the vital interests of the United States. Objectives for achieving this
goal that will receive my personal attention are:

Increasing strategic responsiveness.

Developing a clear long-term strategy to improve operational jointness and to
implement the goals of Joint Vision 2010.

Developing leaders for joint warfighting as well as change.

Completing the full integration of the Active and Reserve components.

Manning our warfighting units.

Providing for the well-being of soldiers, civilians, and family members.
The world situation demands an Army that is strategically responsive. The Army’s
core competency remains fighting and winning our Nation’s wars; however, the Army
must also be capable of operating throughout the range of conflict -- to include low
intensity operations and countering asymmetric threats. It must, therefore, be more
versatile, agile, lethal, and survivable. It must be able to provide early entry forces that
can operate jointly, without access to fixed forward bases, and still have the power to
slug it out and win campaigns decisively. At this point in our march through history,
our heavy forces are too heavy and our light forces lack staying power. Heavy forces
must be more strategically deployable and more agile with a smaller logistical
footprint, and light forces must be more lethal, survivable, and tactically mobile.
Achieving this paradigm will require innovative thinking about structure,
modernization efforts, and spending.
We will develop a consistent, clearly stated strategy for the long term that embraces a
commitment to joint operations – and by extension multinational operations –– that will

3. be reflected in our approach to doctrine, modernization, training, and
experimentation; we will be the leader in joint mission readiness and
interoperability. The strategy must coherently integrate funding, organization, and
leader development to ensure that we can defeat future threats. We will resource
research, development, and experimentation so as to support the strategy and tackle
the tough organizational changes it dictates. As part of the strategy, we will
continue the development of new concepts to meet the National Strategies and in
anticipation of emerging threats. We will subject them to rigorous analysis and
experimentation that will inform our future decisions such as we are doing with the
Strike Force concept.
The development of bold, innovative leaders of character and competence is
fundamental to the long-term health of the Army. We must grow leaders –– NCOs,
officers, and civilians –– for the future by providing appropriate opportunities for
the development of those skilled in the profession of warfighting as well as those
with the experience and intellect to be agents of change. We must encourage leaders
to seek assignments where they can best leverage their knowledge and talents for the
benefit of the Army. Moreover, the selection of senior leaders will be based on their
joint warfighting abilities, leadership, and capacity for innovation and change.
We are The Army - totally integrated into a oneness of purpose - no longer the Total
st
Army, no longer the One Army. We are The Army, and we will march into the 21
Century as The Army. We acknowledge the components and their varying
organizational strengths. We will work to structure The Army accordingly.
Manning the force is an urgent priority. We will work to connect to America in
such a manner that the youth of this country find service in the Army important,
meaningful, satisfying, rewarding, and productive. We will fill our combat
formations, train them to warfighting standards, and hone their precision at an
operating tempo that keeps them sharp while maintaining the strengths of family and
community. By doing so, our formations will combine the proficiency, stability,
trust, and cohesion to make them unbeatable in any contest of wills. If, after we
have structured for the tasks we must be ready to perform, we find ourselves short of
formations to accomplish assigned missions, I am prepared to argue for increases in
both structure and endstrength with the confidence that I will be able to gain the
support of the Defense leadership.

4. The Army’s readiness is inextricably linked to the well-being of its people. Our
success depends on the whole team - our soldiers, civilians, veterans, and their
family members - all of whom serve the Nation. We make the most significant
investment in the Nation’s security by properly training, equipping, and
supporting them. We must strive to provide adequate housing, schools, medical
care and dental care with a quality and access comparable to society at large.
Strategic responsiveness requires that our support structures provide soldiers and
families the resources to be self-reliant both when the force is deployed and when
it is at home station. When we deploy, our soldiers should know that their
families are safe, housed, and have access to medical care, community services,
and educational opportunities. As stated in JV 2010, “…the judgment, creativity,
and fortitude of our people will remain the key to success.”
Finally, we are and we will remain a values-based institution where loyalty, duty,
respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage are the cornerstone
of all that we do today and all of our future successes. Our soldiers, who
exemplify these values every day, are the best in the world; they voluntarily
forego comfort and wealth, face hardship and sacrifice, confront danger and
sometimes death in defense of the Nation. We owe them our tireless efforts, our
professional excellence, and our principled commitment to ensure that they
remain the world’s finest land force for the next crisis, the next war, and an
uncertain future.
ERIC K. SHINSEKI
General, United States Army
Chief of Staff

5. OLD COMPANY ORGANIZATION
• CO HQS 2/0/10 = 12
• 3 RIFLE PLTS 1/0/31 X 3 = 96
• 3 x 6-man Rifle Squads (18)
• 12 x BFV crewmen (12)
• 1 x Platoon Leader (1)
• TOTAL FOR COMPANY 108
• MAINT ATTACHED 0/0/11= 11
• MESS ATTACHED 0/0/3= 3
• CL III/IV SQD 0/0/4 4
• TOTAL (CO+ATT) 5/0/121 126

6. (NEW) AOE COMPANY
ORGANIZATION
• CO HQS 2/0/10 = 12
• 3 RIFLE PLTS 1/0/40 X 3 = 123
• 3 x 9-man Rifle Squads (27)
• 12 x BFV crewmen (12)
• 1 x Platoon Leader (1)
• TOTAL FOR COMPANY 5/0/130 135
• MAINT ATTACHED 0/0/11 = 11
• MESS ATTACHED 0/0/3 = 3
• CL III/IV SQD 0/0/6 = 6
• TOTAL (CO+ATT) 5/0/150 155
• DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CURRENT AND AOE ( + 30 )

7. RIFLE COMPANY
INFANTRY BATTALION (BFV)
MAJOR EQUIPMENT
M113A3 GAVIN CARRIER PERSONNEL FULL TRACKED ARMORED 1
HEAVY MACHINEGUN GRENADE 40mm MK 19 1
NIGHT VISION SIGHT, CREW SERVED, AN/TVS-5 1
M2A3 BRADLEY FIGHTING VEHICLE 14
MEDIUM MACHINEGUN 7.62mm M60 or M240B 9
MEDIUM MACHINEGUN 7.62mm FIXED M240C 14
TRUCK, 2.5 TON (with MG ring mount) 6x6 W/E 1
HEAVY MACHINEGUN CAL .50 M2 HB FLEXIBLE (GROUND AND VEHICLE) 1
NIGHT VISION SIGHT, CREW SERVED, AN/TVS-5 1
TRAILER, CARGO 1.5 TON W/E 1
TRUCK, 2.5 TON 6x6 W/E 1
TRAILER, WATER, 400 GALLONS 1
TRUCK, 5/4 TON, M998 HMMWV 4x4 W/E 2
LIGHT MACHINEGUN 5.56mm M249 18
PISTOL 9mm AUTOMATIC M9 2
CARBINE, 5.56mm M4 MWS 12
RIFLE, 5.56mm M16A2 76
RIFLE, 5.56mm M16/GRENADE LAUNCHER, 40mm M203 20
RIFLE 7.62mm M24 SNIPER 1
SNIPER NIGHT SIGHT 1
COMMAND LAUNCH UNIT DRAGON or JAVELIN 9

8. RIFLE COMPANY
INFANTRY BATTALION (BFV)
SUBMACHINEGUN 5.56mm M231 FPW 84
NIGHT VISION GOGGLES, AN/PVS-7B 129
NIGHT VISION DEVICE, AN/PVS-4 21
NIGHT VISION MONO-GOGGLE, AN/PVS-14 21
CLOSE COMBAT OPTIC, M68 97
AIMING LIGHT, AN/PAQ-4 24
BAYONET MULTIPURPOSE SYSTEM: XM9 135
BINOCULAR, MODULAR, MILS SCALE RETICLE 7 x 50mm W/E 17
DEMOLITION SET EXPLOSIVE, INITIAT ELECTRIC/SEMI-EL 1
LAUNCHER GRENADE ARMAMENT SUB-SYSTEM: M257 16
LAUNCHER GRENADE ARMAMENT SUBSYSTEM: SCREEN RP M259 1
MISSILE SIMULATION ROUND: TOW 7
MOUNT TRIPOD, MACHINE GUN: M44 2
MOUNT, MACHINE GUN MK64 MOD 9 1
TOOL KIT, CARPENTERS: ENGINEER SQUAD w/CHEST 1
TOOL KIT, SMALL ARMS REPAIRMAN: ORDNANCE 1
CAMOUFLAGE SCREEN SYSTEM w/SUPPORTS : WOODLAND/DESERT 40
CAMOUFLAGE SCREEN SUPPORT SYSTEM LT WT RADAR SCAT 40
PLATOON EARLY WARNING SYSTEM: AN/TRS-2(V) 3

9. RIFLE COMPANY
INFANTRY BATTALION (BFV)
NBC EQUIPMENT
ALARM, CHEMICAL AGENT AUTO; PORTABLE MANPACK M8A1 4
MONITOR, CHEMICAL AGENT 2
CHARGER, RADIAC DETECTOR 3
MASK, CHEMICAL-BIO: M40 63
MASK, CHEMICAL-BIO: M42 COMBAT VEHICLE CREWMAN 72
RADIACMETER: IM-93/UD 8
RADIAC SET: AN/VDR-2 4
RADIAC SET: AN/PDR-75 1
COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT
ELECTRONIC TRANSF KEYING DEVICE ETKD: KYK-13/TSEC 2
NET CONTROL DEVICE NCD: KYX-15/TSEC 1
RADIO SET: AN/VRC-90A 1
RADIO SET: AN/VRC-92A 3
RADIO SET: AN/VRC-87A 6
RADIO SET: AN/VRC-91A 6
RADIO SET: AN/PRC-119A SINCGARS BACKPACK 4
RADIO SET: AN/PRC-126 BELT-CLIP-ON 15
TELEPHONE SET: TA-312 5
TELEPHONE SET: TA-1 9

10. RIFLE COMPANY
INFANTRY BATTALION (BFV)
ANTENNA GROUP, OE-254/GRC 2
AXLE, CABLE REEL: RL-27 1
CABLE TELEPHONE: WD-1/TT DR-8 1/2 KM 14
CABLE TELEPHONE: WD-1/TT RL-159/U 2 KM 1
DIGITAL DATA SET: AN/PSG-7V1 1
ELECTRONIC TRANSF KEYING DEVICE ETKD: KYK-13/TSEC 2
NET CONTROL DEVICE NCD: KYX-15/TSEC 1
REEL EQUIPMENT: CE-11 15
REELING MACHINE CABLE HAND: RL-31 1
REELING MACINE CABLE HAND: RL-39 18
TAPE READER GENERAL PURPOSE: KOI-18/TSEC 2
SWITCHBOARD, TELEPHONE MANUAL SB-993/GT 4
DISPENSER, CABLE: MX-6895/TT 13

11. RIFLE COMPANY
INFANTRY BATTALION (BFV)
RIFLE
CO
5/0/135
CO RIFLE
HQ PLT
2/0/10
1/0/40
PLT VEH
HQ SEC
RIFLE
1/0/1 0/0/12 SQD
0/0/9
0/0/9

12. RIFLE COMPANY (BFV)
COMPANY HEADQUARTERS (2/0/12)
201-01 CPT 11A00 (CDR)* CO M2 BFV M113A3 GAVIN + 2.5 TON FMTV TRUCK + M149
CPT_____________ water trailer
201-01 CPT 11A00 (CDR) MK-19 40mm GMG
CPT ____________________ M2 .50 caliber HMG on ring mount
201-10 MSG 11M5M (1SG)
201-11 11M30 (MASTER GNR) 1SG________________ 201-04 SSG 92Y30 (SUPPLY SGT)
SSG____________________ SSG----------------------------------
201-13 SP4 11M10 (DVR)
201-14 11M10 (IFV DVR) SPC___________________ 201-08 SPC 92Y20 (ARMORER)
SPC_____________________ SPC-------------------------------------
201-15 11M10 (RTO)
PFC______________________
2.5 TON FMTV TRUCK +trailer
201-02 1LT 11A00 (XO)* 201-06 SGT 54B20 (NBC NCO)
SGT______________________
XO BFV
LT__________________
201-02 1LT 11A00 (XO)
LT__________________
201-12 SGT 11M20 (GUNNER)
SGT______________________ * WHEN NOT MOUNTED IN BFVS
201-14 SP4 11M10 (DVR)
SPC___________________

13. COMPANY____ 1ST (BFV) INFANTRY RIFLE PLATOON
1/0/41 AUTH
202-01 PL + M4 Carbine 203-02 SEC LDR 203-02 SEC LDR 203-01 PLT SGT
LT______________ + M16A2 + M16A2 + M16A2
SSG _______________ SSG_______________ SFC _________________
203-03 BFV GNR
+ M16A2 203-04 BFV GNR 203-04 BFV GNR 203-03 BFV GNR
SGT _____________ + M16A2 + M16A2 + M16A2
SPC_____________ SPC ______________ SGT__________________
203-05 BFV DVR
+ M16A2 203-05 BFV DVR 203-05 BFV DVR 203-05 BFV DVR + M16A2
SPC _____________ + M16A2 + M16A2 SPC __________________
SPC____________ SPC____________
203-04 ALT GNR
+ M16A2 NOTEENOY
NOTE: OLD MODEL BFVs with 6
SPC _____________. jump seats will not transport the 7
men required to move 3 x 9-man
202-07 RTO+ M4 Carbine squads! M2A2 ODS Bench seats
PFC________________ can hold 7 men per BFV

14. COMPANY____ 1ST PLT (BFV) INFANTRY RIFLE PLATOON
1ST SQD 2ND SQD 3RD SQD
204-11 SQD LDR 204-11 SQD LDR 204-11 SQD LDR
SSG_____________________ SSG_____________________ SSG_____________________
204-13 TM LDR A 204-13 TM LDR A 204-13 TM LDR A
SGT_____________________ SGT_____________________ SGT_____________________
204-14 TM LDR B 204-14 TM LDR B 204-14 TM LDR B
SGT_____________________ SGT_____________________ SGT_____________________
204-15 AUTO RFL A 204-15 AUTO RFL A 204-15 AUTO RFL A
SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________
204-15 AUTO RFL B 204-15 AUTO RFL B 204-15 AUTO RFL B
SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________
204-16 GREN A 204-16 GREN A 204-16 GREN A
SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________
204-16 GREN B 204-16 GREN B 204-16 GREN B
SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________
204-17 AA SPC 204-17 AA SPC 204-17 AA SPC
PFC _____________________ PFC _____________________ PFC _____________________
204-18 RFL/SNIPER 204-18 RFL/SNIPER 204-18 RFL/SNIPER
PFC_____________________ PFC_____________________ PFC_____________________

15. BFV DISMOUNTING INFANTRY RIFLE PLATOON
1ST SQUAD 2ND SQD 3RD SQD
<= | |
||
<===== <=====
BFV 1 BFV 2 BFV 3 ||
1. AA + M16A2/Dragon-Javelin 1. TM LDR B + M16A2
1. 1st SQD LDR + M16A2
2. TM LDR A + M16A2 2. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203 2. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG ||
3. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG 3. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203
3. 2d SQD LDR + M16A2 4. AA + M16A2/Dragon-Javelin
4. GRENADIER + M16/M203
5. Rifleman/SN + M16A2 4. TM LDR A + M16A2 ||
6. TM LDR B + M16A2 5. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG 5. 3d SQD LDR + M16A2
6. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203 6. TM LDR A + M16A2
7. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG
7. Rifleman/SN + M16A2 7. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG ||
Each BFV has a 7.62mm MMG that an AUTO RFL BFV 4
1. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203
Soldier can employ in lieu of his M249 LMG 2. Rifleman/SN + M16A2
3. TM LDR B + M16A2
4. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG
5. GRENADIER+M16A2/M203
6. AA + M16A2/Dragon-Javelin
7. Medic + 9mm pistol

16. PLATOON LEADER
AN/PRC-126 FM radio
M4 5.56mm Carbine
AN/PAQ-4 infared aiming light
M68 Close Combat Optic
AN/PVS-14 Night Vision Monogoggle (NVM)
TLBV +
M40 Field Protective Mask
XM9 Multi-purpose bayonet

17. PLATOON SERGEANT
AN/PRC-126 FM radio
M16A2 5.56mm Rifle
M68 Close Combat Optic
AN/PVS-7 Night Vision Goggles (NVGs)
TLBV +
M40 Field Protective Mask
XM9 Multi-purpose bayonet

18. RADIO TELEPHONE
OPERATOR (RTO)
AN/PRC-119A SINCGARS Frequency-hopping FM radio
M4 5.56mm Carbine
AN/PAQ-4 infared aiming light
M68 Close Combat Optic
AN/PVS-14 Night Vision Monogoggle (NVM)
TLBV +
M40 Field Protective Mask
XM9 Multi-purpose bayonet

19. PLATOON AIDMAN
(MEDIC)
M9 9mm pistol
AN/PVS-7 Night Vision Goggles (NVGs)
TLBV +
M40 Field Protective Mask
XM9 Multi-purpose bayonet
M5 Aid Bag

20. SQUAD LEADER
AN/PRC-126 FM radio
M16A2 5.56mm Assault Rifle
AN/PAQ-4 infared aiming light
M68 Close Combat Optic
AN/PVS-14 Night Vision Monogoggle (NVM)
TLBV +
M40 Field Protective Mask
XM9 Multi-purpose bayonet

21. TEAM LEADER
AN/PRC-126 Radio
M16A2 5.56mm Assault Rifle
AN/PAQ-4 infared aiming light
M68 Close Combat Optic
AN/PVS-7 Night Vision Goggles (NVGs)
TLBV +
M40 Field Protective Mask
XM9 Multi-purpose bayonet

22. AUTOMATIC RIFLEMAN
M249 Light Machine Gun (LMG)
AN/PVS-4 Night Vision Device(NVD)
AN/PVS-14 Night Vision Monogoggle (NVM)
TLBV +
M40 Field Protective Mask (FPM)
XM9 Multi-purpose bayonet
Each BFV has a Medium Machine Gun that the ARman can employ in lieu of his M249 LMG

23. GRENADIER
M16A2/M203 40mm Grenade Launcher
AN/PAQ-4 infared aiming light
AN/PVS-7B Night Vision Goggles (NVGs)
AN/PVS-4 Night Vision Device (NVD)
TLBV +
M40 Field Protective Mask
XM9 Multi-purpose bayonet

24. ANTI-ARMOR SPECIALIST
M47 Dragon or Javelin ATGM
M16A2 5.56mm Assault Rifle
M68 Close Combat Optic
AN/PVS-7 Night Vision Goggles (NVGs)
TLBV +
M40 Field Protective Mask
XM9 Multi-purpose bayonet

25. RIFLEMAN/SNIPER
M16A2 5.56mm Assault Rifle or M24
Sniper Weapon System if Company Sniper
AN/PAQ-4 infared aiming light
M68 Close Combat Optic
AN/PVS-7 Night Vision Goggles (NVGs)
TLBV +
M40 Field Protective Mask
XM9 Multi-purpose bayonet

26. COMPANY____ 2ND (BFV) INFANTRY RIFLE PLATOON
1/0/41 AUTH
202-01 PL + M4 Carbine 203-02 SEC LDR 203-02 SEC LDR 203-01 PLT SGT
LT______________ + M16A2 + M16A2 + M16A2
SSG _______________ SSG_______________ SFC _________________
203-03 BFV GNR
+ M16A2 203-04 BFV GNR 203-04 BFV GNR 203-03 BFV GNR
SGT _____________ + M16A2 + M16A2 + M16A2
SPC_____________ SPC ______________ SGT__________________
203-05 BFV DVR
+ M16A2 203-05 BFV DVR 203-05 BFV DVR 203-05 BFV DVR
SPC _____________ + M16A2 + M16A2 + M16A2
SPC____________ SPC____________ SPC __________________
203-04 ALT GNR
+ M16A2 EACH BFV HAS M231 FPWs
SPC _____________.
Old model BFVs can be armed by 6 x M231
Firing Port Weapons (FPWs); newer models
202-07 RTO+ M4 Carbine can fit 2 x FPWs through the rear ramp
PFC________________

27. COMPANY____ 2ND PLT (BFV) INFANTRY RIFLE PLATOON
1ST SQD 2ND SQD 3RD SQD
204-11 SQD LDR 204-11 SQD LDR 204-11 SQD LDR
SSG_____________________ SSG_____________________ SSG_____________________
204-13 TM LDR A 204-13 TM LDR A 204-13 TM LDR A
SGT_____________________ SGT_____________________ SGT_____________________
204-14 TM LDR B 204-14 TM LDR B 204-14 TM LDR B
SGT_____________________ SGT_____________________ SGT_____________________
204-15 AUTO RFL A 204-15 AUTO RFL A 204-15 AUTO RFL A
SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________
204-15 AUTO RFL B 204-15 AUTO RFL B 204-15 AUTO RFL B
SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________
204-16 GREN A 204-16 GREN A 204-16 GREN A
SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________
204-16 GREN B 204-16 GREN B 204-16 GREN B
SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________
204-17 AA SPC 204-17 AA SPC 204-17 AA SPC
PFC _____________________ PFC _____________________ PFC _____________________
204-18 RFL/SNIPER 204-18 RFL/SNIPER 204-18 RFL/SNIPER
PFC_____________________ PFC_____________________ PFC_____________________

28. BFV DISMOUNTING INFANTRY RIFLE PLATOON
1ST SQUAD 2ND SQD 3RD SQD
<= | |
||
<===== <=====
BFV 1 BFV 2 BFV 3 ||
1. AA + M16A2/Dragon-Javelin 1. TM LDR B + M16A2
1. 1st SQD LDR + M16A2
2. TM LDR A + M16A2 2. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203 2. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG ||
3. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG 3. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203
3. 2d SQD LDR + M16A2 4. AA + M16A2/Dragon-Javelin
4. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203
5. Rileman/SN + M16A2 4. TM LDR A + M16A2 ||
6. TM LDR B + M16A2 5. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG 5. 3d SQD LDR + M16A2
6. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203 6. TM LDR A + M16A2
7. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG
7. Rileman/SN + M16A2 7. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG ||
Each BFV has a 7.62mm MMG that an AUTO RFL BFV 4
1. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203
Soldier can employ in lieu of his M249 LMG 2. Rileman/SN + M16A2
3. TM LDR B + M16A2
4. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG
5. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203
6. AA + M16A2/Dragon-Javelin
7. Medic + 9mm pistol

29. COMPANY____ 3RD (BFV) INFANTRY RIFLE PLATOON
1/0/41 AUTH
202-01 PL + M4Carbine
LT______________ 203-02 SEC LDR + 203-02 SEC LDR 203-01 PLT SGT
M16A2 + M16A2 + M16A2
203-03 BFV GNR SSG _______________ SSG_______________ SFC _________________
+ M16A2
SGT _____________ 203-04 BFV GNR + 203-04 BFV GNR 203-03 BFV GNR
M16A2 + M16A2 + M16A2
203-05 BFV DVR SPC_____________ SPC ______________ SGT__________________
+ M16A2
SPC _____________ 203-05 BFV DVR + 203-05 BFV DVR 203-05 BFV DVR
M16A2 + M16A2 + M16A2
203-04 ALT GNR SPC____________ SPC____________ SPC __________________
+ M16A2
SPC _____________.
202-07 RTO +
M4 Carbine
PFC________________

30. COMPANY____ 3RD PLT (BFV) INFANTRY RIFLE PLATOON
1ST SQD 2ND SQD 3RD SQD
204-11 SQD LDR 204-11 SQD LDR 204-11 SQD LDR
SSG_____________________ SSG_____________________ SSG_____________________
204-13 TM LDR A 204-13 TM LDR A 204-13 TM LDR A
SGT_____________________ SGT_____________________ SGT_____________________
204-14 TM LDR B 204-14 TM LDR B 204-14 TM LDR B
SGT__________________________ SGT_____________________ SGT_____________________
204-15 AUTO RFL A 204-15 AUTO RFL A 204-15 AUTO RFL A
SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________
204-15 AUTO RFL B 204-15 AUTO RFL B 204-15 AUTO RFL B
SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________ SPC ____________________
204-16 GREN A 204-16 GREN A 204-16 GREN A
SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________
204-16 GREN B 204-16 GREN B 204-16 GREN B
SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________ SPC_____________________
204-17 AA SPC 204-17 AA SPC 204-17 AA SPC
PFC _____________________ PFC _____________________ PFC _____________________
204-18 RFL/SNIPER 204-18 RFL/SNIPER 204-18 RFL/SNIPER
PFC_____________________ PFC_____________________ PFC_____________________

31. BFV DISMOUNTING INFANTRY RIFLE PLATOON
1ST SQUAD 2ND SQD 3RD SQD
<= | |
||
<===== <=====
BFV 1 BFV 2 BFV 3 ||
1. AA + M16A2/Dragon-Javelin 1. TM LDR B + M16A2
1. 1st SQD LDR + M16A2
2. TM LDR A + M16A2 2. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203 2. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG ||
3. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG 3. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203
3. 2d SQD LDR + M16A2 4. AA + M16A2/Dragon-Javelin
4. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203
5. Rileman/SN + M16A2 4. TM LDR A + M16A2 ||
6. TM LDR B + M16A2 5. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG 5. 3d SQD LDR + M16A2 MWS
6. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203 6. TM LDR A + M16A2
7. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG
7. Rileman/SN + M16A2 7. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG ||
Each BFV has a 7.62mm MMG that an AUTO RFL BFV 4
1. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203
Soldier can employ in lieu of his M249 LMG 2. Rileman/SN + M16A2
3. TM LDR B + M16A2
4. AUTO RFL + M249 LMG
5. GRENADIER + M16A2/M203
6. AA + M16A2/Dragon-Javelin
7. Medic + 9mm pistol