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...rt]] sub-units to support the main role. Some units may have specialized [[combat arms]] units under the direct control of the commander, such as [[artillery]].

A traditional [[combat arms]] [[battalion]] is typically a grouping of [[company (land forces)| compani

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...eir junior and senior years. While the majority of places are reserved for combat arms, soldiers from certain [[combat support]] branches, such as military intell

...ic operational unit, remained constant, but an average of one-third of the combat arms component went into the National Guard as a "round-out brigade". Combat su

...ern militaries, units above the company level tend to be teamed with other combat arms to form balanced combined arms teams. Nevertheless, the term "infantry" wil

===Combat Arms===

...ieved that was affordable only if the active components were the principal combat arms, with support in the less expensive part-time reserve components.

Besides the core combat arms units, a number of combat support and combat service support are moving to ...has a BSB—Brigade Support Battalion and a Special Troops Battalion. Each combat arms battalion in each BCT has a FSC—Forward Support Company; in IBCTs, the FS

'''Air defense artillery (ADA)''' is a combat arms branch of the United States Army, with the responsibility of protecting gro

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*''Chinh Binh'', the "real army" or overt combat arms

...what abruptly, with GEN Stanley McChrystal. McKiernan was a distinguished combat arms officer, having successfully led the conventional attack in the Iraq War, w