DTOE 01045A000
ASSAULT BATTALION (UH-60)
AVIATION BRIGADE
AIRBORNE DIVISION
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. PURPOSE. The attached A-edition tables of organization and
equipment (TOE) are the result of implementation of guidance from
the Headquarters, Department of the Army (HQDA) approval of the
Aviation Restructure Initiative (ARI). The ARI reorganizes all
U.S. Army aviation units. The goals are to reduce the number of
older aircraft from the fleet and document unconstrained manpower
requirements in all organizations. These DTOE document the
organizational structure, along with manpower and equipment
requirements, for an Assault Battalion (UH-60), Airborne Division.
This Assault Battalion contains the following TOE:
TOE TITLE
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01045A000 Assault Battalion (UH-60)
01046A000 Headquarters & Headquarters Company
01207A200 x 2 Assault Company (UH-60)
01108A000 Command Aviation Company
01049A000 Aviation Unit Maintenance (AVUM) Company
These TOE reflect approved doctrine and the latest information
concerning changes in operational concepts, operational
requirements documents (ORD), and related basis-of-issue plans
(BOIP).
2. MISSION/CAPABILITIES/SECTION I.
a. Performs air assault and air movement operations.
b. Provides command and control aircraft support assets for the
Airborne Division.
c. Provides combat electronic warfare intelligence (CEWI)
assets for the Airborne Division.
d. Performs aviation unit maintenance on assigned aircraft
to include avionics systems and performs unit-level maintenance
on organic equipment.
e. See the appropriate TOE Section I for a complete list of
capabilities and limitations of these units.
3. ASSIGNMENT. Organic to the Aviation Brigade, TOE 01040A,
Airborne Division.
4. PERSONNEL.
a. Personnel strength for this organization is as follows:
TOE DESIGN DOCUMENTED DIFFERENCE
01046A000 89 89 0
01207A200 (2 x 64) 128 128 0
01108A000 53 53 0
01049A000 89 89 0
b. Manpower Requirements Criteria (MARC) Deviations:
(1) MARC authorizes a Company NBC NCO and driver for the
commander in each company. These positions will not be used in the
flight companies due to their small size.
TOE PARA MOS NUMBER RATIONALE
01046A000 01 54B1P +1 Position consolidated in the
HHC to support the 3 flight
companies.
01108A000 01 67T1P -1 Position deemed non-mission
essential due to small size
of company.
01108A000 01 54B1P -1 Position deemed non-mission
essential due to small size
of company.
01207A200 01 67T1P -1 Position deemed non-mission
essential due to small size
of company.
01207A200 01 54B1P -1 Position deemed non-mission
essential due to small size
of company.
01049A000 01 67T3P -11 UH-60 Technical inspectors
requirements documented at
50% MARC to bring them in
line with requirements for
other aircraft.
(2) Full MARC allowances for UH-60 Technical Inspectors is
considered excessive in comparison to all other aircraft and only 50%
of the requirement is documented.
c. Detailed rationale for doctrinal personnel requirements
is in the accompanying TOE Analysis--Narrative Discussion.
d. The risk resulting from decrements is negligible.
5. EQUIPMENT.
a. Equipment reflected in these TOE represent minimum
essential wartime requirements with normal modernization from the
base to the objective TOE.
b. Major items of equipment in the TOE are:
TOE BTOE OTOE
01046A000 17 x 1 1/4-T Trk 17 x 1 1/4-T Trk
6 x 2 1/2-T Trk 6 x 2 1/2-T Trk
01207A200 2 x 15 UH-60A 2 x 15 UH-60L
01108A000 8 UH-60A 8 UH-60L
3 EH-60 3 EH-60
6. COST.
a. Cost Analysis Summary for the OTOE is provided in
paragraph 7 below.
b. Force structure information for each TOE is based on
current M-Force and E-Date 961001.
c. HQDA approved commodity consumption rates were used in
the development of these TOEs and are reflected in the Cost
Analysis Summaries.
7. COST ANALYSIS SUMMARIES. The cost analysis of 01045A000 is
at enclosure 1. Cost and personnel differences between the old
and new TOEs are due to increasing personnel strengths to
unconstrained MARC levels.
COST ANALYSIS SUMMARY
NEW TOE OLD TOE DELTA
NUMBER 01045A000 01045A000
TITLE ASSAULT BN ASSAULT BN N/A
PERSONNEL (OFF/WO/NCO/ENL/AGGR)
BTOE 27/76/99/156/358 27/76/99/156/358 0/0/0/0//0
OTOE 27/76/98/158/359 27/76/98/158/359 0/0/0/0//0
DESIGN STR 27/76/98/158/359 27/76/98/158/359 0/0/0/0//0
FORCE IMPACT BY COMPO AND TOTAL (OTOE STR X # UNITS)
(COMPO 1/2/3/4)
# UNITS BY COMPO 1/0/0/0 1/0/0/0
OFF 27/0/0/0//27 27/0/0/0//27 0/0/0/0//0
WO 76/0/0/0//76 76/0/0/0//76 0/0/0/0//0
NCO 98/0/0/0//98 98/0/0/0//98 0/0/0/0//0
Consumption rate changes did not affect the personnel strengths or
equipment documented in these TOE.
COSTS
PERSONNEL $ 12,884,474 $ 12,884,474 $ 0
EQUIPMENT $267,882,672 $274,959,216 $7,076,543-
TOTALS $280,767,146 $253,413,252 $7,076,543-
1 JULY 1995
ASSAULT BATTALION
DIVISION AVIATION BRIGADE
AIRBORNE DIVISION
DESIGNATION: ______ BATTALION (ASSAULT), ______ AVIATION
1. MISSION. TO PERFORM AIR ASSAULT; AIR MOVEMENT; COMBAT
ELECTRONIC WARFARE AND INTELLIGENCE (CEWI); AND COMMAND,
CONTROL, AND COMMUNICATIONS (C3) FLIGHTS FOR THE DIVISION.
2. ASSIGNMENT. ORGANIC TO THE DIVISION AVIATION BRIGADE, TOE
01040A, AIRBORNE DIVISION.
3. CAPABILITIES.
A. AT LEVEL 1, THIS UNIT PROVIDES:
(1) AIRLIFT FOR TWO INFANTRY RIFLE COMPANIES IN A
SINGLE LIFT WHEN AT LEAST 80 PERCENT OF THE ORGANIC ASSAULT
AIRCRAFT ARE AVAILABLE FOR FLIGHT.
(2) AIR MOVEMENT OF TROOPS, SUPPLIES, AND EQUIPMENT.
(3) AIRCRAFT TO PERFORM FLIGHTS FOR COMMAND AND
CONTROL, STAFF TRANSPORT, LIAISON, AIR MESSENGER SERVICE, AND
RADIO RELAY OPERATIONS.
(4) AIRCRAFT FOR AERIAL RADIOLOGICAL SURVEYS, REAR
AREA RECONNAISSANCE/SURVEILLANCE, AND SEARCH AND RESCUE OF
DOWNED AIRCREWS.
(5) ELECTRONIC COUNTERMEASURES (ECM) AIRCRAFT AND
PERSONNEL FOR CONDUCT OF CEWI MISSIONS, UNDER OPERATIONAL
CONTROL OF THE MILITARY INTELLIGENCE BATTALION (CEWI).
(6) UH-60 AIRCRAFT FOR AUGMENTATIVE AEROMEDICAL
EVACUATION WHEN MEDICAL AIRCRAFT ARE INADEQUATE OR NOT READILY
AVAILABLE.
(7) CONTINUOUS DAY AND NIGHT OPERATIONS DURING VISUAL
AND MARGINAL WEATHER CONDITIONS AND LIMITED OPERATIONS DURING
INSTRUMENT WEATHER CONDITIONS.
(8) UNIT LEVEL PERSONNEL SERVICE SUPPORT, INCLUDING
PERSONNEL, ADMINISTRATIVE, LEGAL, HEALTH, AND RELIGIOUS
SERVICES FOR ALL UNITS ORGANIC OR ATTACHED TO THE BATTALION.
(9) UNIT LEVEL LOGISTICAL SUPPORT, INCLUDING SUPPLY
(EXCEPT CLASS III, CLASS V, AND AIRCRAFT CLASS IX), AUTOMOTIVE
AND COMMUNICATIONS MAINTENANCE, AND FOOD SERVICE FOR ALL UNITS
ORGANIC OR ATTACHED TO THE BATTALION.
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 TYPE B ORGANIZATION.
D. THE COLUMNS DESIGNATED BY LEVELS 1 THROUGH 3 ARE
DESIGNED TO RELATE TO CATEGORIES ESTABLISHED IN AR 220-1,
UNIT STATUS REPORTING.
E. INDIVIDUALS OF THIS ORGANIZATION, EXCEPT THE CHAPLAIN
AND MEDICAL PERSONNEL, CAN ASSIST IN THE COORDINATED DEFENSE
OF THE UNIT'S AREA OR INSTALLATION.
F. THIS UNIT PERFORMS UNIT MAINTENANCE FOR ALL ORGANIC
EQUIPMENT EXCEPT MEDICAL AND COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY (COMSEC)
ITEMS.
G. THIS UNIT IS DEPENDENT UPON:
(1) APPROPRIATE ELEMENTS OF THE DIVISION OR CORPS FOR
LEGAL, FINANCE, AND LOGISTICAL SUPPORT, INCLUDING SUPPLEMENTAL
TRANSPORTATION AND MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTY BOOKS.
(2) HEADQUARTERS AND HEADQUARTERS COMPANY (TOE 01042A)
OF THE DIVISION AVIATION BRIGADE FOR UNIT LEVEL CLASS III AND
CLASS V SUPPORT.
(3) THE U.S. AIR FORCE WEATHER TEAM IN THE
HEADQUARTERS AND HEADQUARTERS COMPANY OF THE DIVISION AVIATION
BRIGADE, TOE 01042A, FOR AIR WEATHER SERVICE SUPPORT IN
ACCORDANCE WITH AR 115-10/AFR 105-3 AND FM 34-81/AFR 105-4.
4. BASIS OF ALLOCATION. ONE PER DIVISION AVIATION BRIGADE,
TOE 01040A.
5. CATEGORY. THIS UNIT IS DESIGNATED A CATEGORY II UNIT.
FOR UNIT CATEGORIES, SEE AR 310-25
6. MOBILITY. FOR THE MOBILITY OF THE COMPONENT ORGANIZATIONS
OF THIS BATTALION SEE SECTION 1, GENERAL, OF THE RESPECTIVE
TABLES OF ORGANIZATION AND EQUIPMENT LISTED AS PARAGRAPHS IN
SECTION II OF THIS TABLE.
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 1-111, AVIATION BRIGADES
FM 1-112, TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES FOR THE
ATTACK HELICOPTER BATTALION
FM 1-113, TACTICS, TECHNIQUES, AND PROCEDURES FOR
ASSAULT HELICOPTER UNITS
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 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 1-513, 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 6-20, FIRE SUPPORT IN COMBINED ARMS OPERATIONS
FM 6-30, OBSERVED FIRE PROCEDURES
FM 7-30, INFANTRY, AIRBORNE, AND AIR ASSAULT BRIGADE
OPERATIONS
FM 8-15, MEDICAL SUPPORT IN DIVISIONS, SEPARATE
BRIGADES, AND THE ARMORED CAVALRY REGIMENT
FM 10-68, AIRCRAFT REFUELING
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 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 100-26, 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 1-204, NIGHT FLIGHT TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES
TC 1-201, TACTICAL FLIGHT PROCEDURES
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