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• Stryker Brigade Combat Team
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• Stryker Brigade Combat Team/Definition
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• 2nd Stryker Brigade Combat Team
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• 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team
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• Stryker Brigade Combat Team/Related Articles
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• M1135 nuclear, biological, chemical reconnaissance vehicle/Definition
  ...ed fighting vehicle)|Stryker vehicle family]] but to be used in both the [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team|Stryker]] and [[Heavy Brigade Combat Team]]s, a [[nuclear, biological, chem
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• M1132 engineer squad vehicle/Definition
  ...ighting vehicle)|Stryker family of military vehicles]] and deployed with [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]]s
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• M1127 reconnaissance vehicle/Definition
  ...Team)|Reconnaissance, Surveillance and Target Acquisition Squadron]] in [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]]s
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• Interim High-Mobility Engineering Excavator/Definition
  ...from the Australian [[High Mobility Engineering Vehicle]]; to serve with [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]]s
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• M1129 mortar carrier/Definition
  ...pelled [[120mm mortar]] for [[indirect fire]] in [[direct support]] of [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]]s
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• M1134 anti-tank guided missile vehicle/Definition
  Long-range precision [[Missile vehicle|direct fire system]] for U.S. Army [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]]s, armed with the [[BGM-71 TOW]] heavy antitank missile that also can enga
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• Heavy Brigade Combat Team
  ...r and protection. As opposed to the [[Infantry Brigade Combat Team]] and [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]], they can be deployed, only with difficulty, by the heaviest [[transport
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• M1132 engineer squad vehicle/Related Articles
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• Infantry Brigade Combat Team
  ...-130 Hercules]], which the [[Heavy Brigade Combat Team]]s cannot and the [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]] can with limitations.
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• M252 81mm Medium Extended Range Mortar
  It is assigned to [[Infantry Brigade Combat Team]]s, [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]]s, and special operations units such as the [[75th Ranger Regiment]].
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• Stryker armored fighting vehicle family/Related Articles
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• M1130 command vehicle
  Issued on a basis of three vehicles per [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]] headquarters (HQ), two per Stryker battalion HQ and two per infantry comp
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• M1130 command vehicle/Related Articles
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• M1132 engineer squad vehicle
  Within the [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]] (SBCT), the [[combat engineer|Engineer]] element is designed to conduct m | publisher = [[U.S. Army]] [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]] Project Management Office}}</ref>
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• M1126 infantry carrier vehicle
  ...squad and has a crew of two, and is the primary infantry vehicle of the [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]].
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• VRC-106
  ...elters) and Command Post Platforms (e.g., [[M1130 command vehicle]] of a [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]]) and operates in the 2.4–2.473 GHz and 4.4-4.5 GHz bands. <ref>{{citati
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• M58 mine clearing line charge
  In the [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]], the [[M1132 engineer squad vehicle]] is compatible with a trailer.
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• Stryker armored fighting vehicle family
  Ten variants are operational in [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]]s:
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• Unmanned ground vehicle
  In particular, the [[combat engineer]] function of [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]]'s considers UGVs to be an important tool. The [[M1132 engineer squad vehi
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• Tactical land movement
  ...11: The SBCT ([[Restructuring of the United States Army#Stryker BCT (SBCT)|Stryker Brigade Combat Team]]) Rifle Company
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• MK 19 40mm automatic grenade launcher
  ...ntry Brigade Combat Team]]s or the [[M1126 infantry carrier vehicle]] in [[Stryker Brigade Combat Team]]s.
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• Restructuring of the United States Army
  *'''Stryker Brigade Combat Team|Stryker BCT (SBCT)''': organized around the Stryker (armored fighting vehic ===Stryker Brigade Combat Team===
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• Future Combat Systems
  ...eam)|BCT RSTA Squadron, respectively, the Infantry Brigade Combat Team or Stryker Brigade Combat Team. The RSV finds the enemy and guides NLOS fires onto it.
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• SIPRNET
  ...1130 command vehicle to the other Tactical Operations Center vehicles of a Stryker Brigade Combat Team headquarters. The same radio and Secure Wireless Land Area Network is used
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• Iraq War
  From the U.S. operational view, Operation Iraqi Freedom ended when the 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team, the last operational brigade in Iraq, left in August 2010. <ref>{{citation
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