ENGINEER COMBAT BATTALION, HEAVY
DESIGNATION: ----- ENGINEER BATTALION (COMBAT) (HEAVY)
1. MISSION. A. TO INCREASE THE COMBAT EFFECTIVENESS OF
DIVISION, CORPS AND THEATER ARMY FORCES BY ACCOMPLISHING
GENERAL ENGINEERING TASKS AND LIMITED MOBILITY,
COUNTERMOBILITY, AND SURVIVABILITY TASKS.
B. TO CONSTRUCT, REPAIR, AND MAINTAIN MAIN SUPPLY ROUTES
LANDING STRIPS, BUILDINGS, STRUCTURES AND UTILITIES.
C. TO PERFORM REAR AREA SECURITY OPERATIONS WHEN
REQUIRED.
2. ASSIGNMENT. TO THE ENGINEER BRIGADE, CORPS, AIRBORNE
CORPS, JOINT OR COMBINED TASK FORCE AND ECHELONS ABOVE
CORPS.
3. CAPABILITIES. A. AT LEVEL 1, THIS UNIT:
(1) PERFORMS ENGINEERING TASKS SUCH AS CONSTRUCTION,
REHABILITATION, REPAIR, MAINTENANCE, AND MODIFICATION
OF LANDING STRIPS, AIRFIELDS, COMMAND POSTS, MAIN SUPPLY
ROUTES, SUPPLY INSTALLATIONS, BUILDING STRUCTURES,
BRIDGES AND OTHER RELATED TASKS AS REQUIRED, GENERALLY
TO THE REAR OF THE DIVISION.
(2) PROVIDES REPAIRS AND LIMITED RECONSTRUCTION OF
RAILROADS, SEWAGE AND WATER FACILITIES.
(3) PROVIDES BITUMINOUS PAVING OPERATIONS AND
QUARRYING AND CRUSHING OPERATIONS, REHABILITATES PORTS,
AND CONSTRUCTS PIPELINES WHEN AUGMENTED WITH SPECIALIZED
ENGINEER PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT.
(4) PROVIDES FIELD ENGINEERING ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT
TO DIVISION ENGINEER IN PREPARATION OF PROTECTIVE
POSITIONS
(5) CONDUCTS ENGINEER RECONNAISSANCE.
(6) CREATES OBSTACLES TO DEGRADE ENEMY MOBILITY IN
REAR AREAS.
(7) CLEARS OBSTACLES AS PART OF AREA CLEARANCE
OPERATION, NOT AS PART OF ASSAULT BREACHING OPERATIONS.
(8) PERFORMS REAR AREA OPERATIONS TO INCLUDE INFANTRY
COMBAT MISSIONS WITHIN LIMITATIONS OF ORGANIC WEAPONS AND
EQUIPMENT.
(9) SUPERVISES CONTRACT CONSTRUCTION, SKILLED
CONSTRUCTION LABOR AND UNSKILLED INDIGENOUS PERSONNEL.
(10) CONDUCTS AREA DAMAGE CLEARANCE/RESTORATION
OPERATIONS.
(11) PROVIDES RELIGIOUS SUPPORT MISSION TO ASSIGNED
AND ATTACHED UNITS.
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 LEVEL 1 THROUGH 3 ARE
DESIGNED TO RELATE TO THE CATEGORIES ESTABLISHED IN AR
220-1, UNIT STATUS REPORTING.
E. WITH ATTACHMENT: WHEN SUPPORTED BY ATTACHMENTS OF
SPECIALIZED PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT THE BATTALION PROVIDES:
(1) QUARRYING AND CRUSHING OPERATIONS (QUARRY TEAM -
TOE 05520LC)
(2) REHABILITATION OF PORTS (ENGINEER COMPANY, PORT
OPENING, TOE 05603LO).
(3) CONSTRUCTION OF PETROLEUM PIPELINES AND STORAGE
FACILITIES (PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT COMPANY, TOE
O5434LO).
(4) POWER DISTRIBUTION (ENGINEER PRIME POWER BN,
05615L).
(5) WELL DRILLING (05520LE00).
(6) CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL FOR
ROCK CRUSHING, BITUMINOUS MIXING AND PAVING. (ENGINEER
CONSTRUCTION SUPPORT COMPANY, TOE 05413L0).
F. INDIVIDUALS OF THIS ORGANIZATION, EXCEPT MEDICAL
PERSONNEL AND THE CHAPLAIN, CAN ASSIST IN THE COORDINATED
DEFENSE OF THE UNIT'S AREA OR INSTALLATION.
G. THIS UNIT PERFORMS DIRECT SUPPORT MAINTENANCE ON
ENGINEER AND POWER GENERATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE BATTALION AND
UNIT MAINTENANCE ON ORGANIC EQUIPMENT EXCEPT MEDICAL EQUIP-
MENT.
H. THIS UNIT IS DEPENDENT UPON APPROPRIATE ELEMENTS
OF CORPS FOR HEALTH SERVICE SUPPORT, LEGAL, UNIT MAINTENANCE
OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT, NON-DIVISIONAL, DS FOR ASL SUPPORT FOR
ENGINEER AND POWER GENERATION EQUIPMENT, FINANCE, AND PERSON-
NEL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES.
4. BASIS OF ALLOCATION. ONE PER DIVISION AND .246 PER WORK-
LOAD PER 1000 MANHOURS ENGINEER CONSTRUCTION PER DAY.
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 1,224,965
POUNDS (60,994 CUBE) OF TOE EQUIPMENT WITH ORGANIC VEHICLES.
B. THIS UNIT HAS 1,486,611 (45,206 CUBE) POUNDS OF TOE
EQUIPMENT REQUIRING TRANSPORTATION.
C. THIS UNIT REQUIRES 100 PERCENT OF ITS TOE
EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES BE TRANSPORTED IN A SINGLE LIFT
USING ITS AUTHORIZED ORGANIC VEHICLES. (SOURCE: ENGINEER
SCHOOL MEMORANDUM, DTD 8 FEB 94).
7. DOCTRINE. THE FOLLOWING DOCTRINAL PUBLICATIONS ARE
APPLICABLE TO THE OPERATION OF THIS UNIT:
FM 5-100, ENGINEER COMBAT OPERATIONS.
FM 5-100-15-1, CORPS ENGINEER OPERATIONS
FM 5-101, MOBILITY.
FM 5-102, COUNTERMOBILITY.
FM 5-104, GENERAL ENGINEERING
FM 5-105, SURVIVABILITY.
FM 5-114, ENGINEER OPERATIONS, SHORT OF WAR
FM 5-116, ENGINEER OPERATIONS, EAC
FM 5-430-00-1/2, PLANNING AND DESIGN OF ROADS,
AIRFIELDS, AND HELIPORTS IN THE THEATER OF
OPERATIONS
FM 5-480, PORT CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
FM 5-482, MILITARY PETROLEUM PIPELINE SYSTEMS
FM 100-5, OPERATIONS
FM 100-7, DECISIVE FORCE: THE ARMY IN THEATER
OPERATIONS
FM 100-16, ARMY OPERATIONAL SUPPORT
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DTOE 05415COOO
ENGINEER BATTALION
(Combat) (Heavy)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. PURPOSE. The attached Table of Organization and Equipment (TOE)
revises the HQDA approved L-Edition TOE 05415LOOO for the Engineer
Battalion, (Combat) (Heavy). The DTOE was prepared IAW
updated manpower requirements and established TOE development
procedures and regulatory guidelines.
a. NEW TOE: NO PROJECTED E-DATE:
b. CYCLIC REVIEW: YES CURRENT E-DATE: 961031
c. AUTHORITY:
(1) ARSTRUC: NO DATE: STR CAP:
(2) CSA FDU: NO DATE: STR CAP:
(3) AR 71-32: YES CTU DATE: 9904
d. This package pertains to:
NEW TOE MLTPR TITLE STR
05415COOO 1 Engineer Battalion, 630
(Combat) (Heavy)
05416COOO 1 Headquarters and Headquarters 207
Company, Engineer Battalion,
(Combat) (Heavy)
05417COOO 3 Engineer Company, Engineer 141
Battalion, (Combat Heavy)
OLD TOE MLTPR TITLE STR
05415LOOO 1 Engineer Battalion, 652
(Combat) (Heavy)
05416LOOO 1 Headquarters and Headquarters 220
Company, Engineer Battalion,
(Combat) (Heavy)
05417LOOO 3 Engineer Company, Engineer 144
Battalion, (Combat) (Heavy)
e. Major Changes. These DTOEs have been updated to:
reflect current standards of grade authorization (SGA), manpower
requirements criteria (MARC), basis of issue plans (BOIPs), and
doctrine. The following structural changes have been applied.
(1) Nine 62B reduced Three (E7), Three (E5), Three
(E4), Three 63B40 added, Two 91B30 added, One 92Y20 reduced One
(E3), Seven 51T Two (E5), Three (E4), Two (E3) Two 62F10 reduced,
One (E4), One (E3), Two 75B10 reduced One (E4), One (E3), One 91B10
(E4) reduced, One 92G10 (E4) reduced, One 63B10 (E3) reduced.
2. MISSION/CAPABILITIES/SECTION 1.
a. Performs engineering tasks such as construction,
rehabilitation, repair, maintenance, and modification
of landing strips, airfields, command posts, main supply
routes, supply installations, building structures,
bridges and other related tasks as required, generally
to the rear of the division.
b. Provides repairs and limited reconstruction of
railroads, sewage and water facilities.
c. Provids bituminous paving operations and
quarrying and crushing operations, rehabilitates ports,
and constructs pipelines when augmented with specialized
engineer personnel and equipment.
d. See TOE Section I(s) for a complete list of capabilities
and limitations of this organization and its subordinate units.
3. ASSIGNMENT. Organic to the corp, based on one battalion
per division.
4. PERSONNEL.
a. Differences between design (replaced) and documented
OTOE requirements where the documented OTOE equals the unit
strength CAP.
TOE DESIGN DOCUMENTED DIFFERENCE
05416COOO 220 207 0/0/-13/-13
TOE DESIGN DOCUMENTED DIFFERENCE
05417COOO 144 141 0/0/0/-9
b. MARC Deviations. NONE.
c. The net officer/NCO force impact of this TOE is no
increase of officer or NCO.
d. There is no risk resulting from deviations.
5. EQUIPMENT.
a. The following items of modernization equipment were
coordinated with HQDA for inclusion in the BTOE and have been
applied: NONE.
b. Major items of equipment are as follows:
TOE BTOE OTOE
05416COOO 1 Backhoe SHVL 20T 0 Backhoe SHVL 20T
1 Crane SHVL 12 1/2T 0 Crane SHVL 12 1/2T
1 Crane TRK MTD 25T 1 Crane TRK MTD 25T
1 Roller Motorized 1 Roller Motorized
2 Roller Vibratory 2 Roller Vibratory
3 Shop EQ Contact 3 Shop EQ Contact
1 Shop EQ Contact 1 Shop EQ Contact
1 Shop EQ Contact 1 Shop EQ Contact
1 Shop EQ Contact 1 Shop EQ Contact
1 Trk Util Shltr 1 Trk Util Shltr
1 Trk Ambul 1 Trk Ambul
1 Trk Concrete 1 Trk Concrete
7 Trk Tractor 8X6 7 Trk Tractor 8X6
6 22 1/2T Trl, LB 6 22 1/2T Trl, LB
6 40T Trl, LB 6 40T Trl, LB
3 Tractor FT LS 3 Tractor FT LS
3 Tractor FT LS 3 Tractor FT LS
2 Trk Cgo 2-1/2T 2 Trk Cgo 2-1/2T
6 Trk Cgo 5T LWB 6 Trk Cgo 5T LWB
9 Trk Dump 20T 9 Trk Dump 20T
2 Trk LF DED 6000 LB 2 Trk LF DED 6000 LB
2 Trk LF DED 1000 LB 2 Trk LF DED 1000 LB
4 Trk Trac 5T 6X6 4 Trk Trac 5T 6X6
1 Trk Wkr 10T 1 Trk Wkr 10T
1 Trk Wkr 5T 6X6 1 Trk Wkr 5T 6X6
9 Trk Cgo 2-1/2T 9 Trk Cgo 2-1/2
18 HMMWV 18 HMMWV
13 1-1/2T Trl 13 1-1/2T Trl
2 3/4T Trl 2 3/4T Trl
05417C000 06 Trk Util 4X4 06 Trk Util 4X4
03 Grader RD 05 LMTV Trk Cgo
02 Loader scoop 01 Trk Util HMMWV
07 Trk Trac MET 07 Trk Trac MET
02 Tnk Pmp Unit 01 Trk Cgo MTV
01 Trk Wkr 5T 6X6 01 Trk Wkr Tact 8X8
10 Trk Dmp 5T 10 Trk Dmp 5T
02 Trk Tk Fl 2500 gal 02 Trk Tk Fl 2500 gal
02 Dist Water 02 Dist Water
01 Compactor 01 Compactor
02 Tractor FT LS 02 Tractor FT LS
03 Tractor FT LS 03 Tractor FT LS
04 Vibrator Concrete 04 Vibraotr Concrete
01 Crane Whl Mtd Hyd 01 Crane Whl,Mtd Hyd
06 Trk Cgo 2 1/2T 12 3/4T Trl
03 Trk Cgo 5T 6X6 01 Trl Water 400 gal
01 3/4T Trl 11 Trl Cgo LMTV 2 1/2T
01 Trl Water 400 gal
13 Trl Cgo 2 1/2T
6. Cost:
a. Cost Analysis summaries for each objective TOE are
provided below.
b. Force structure information for each TOE is based on
current M-Force and E-Date 9904.
c. The difference in cost is primarily due to personnel
reductions, OPFAC requirement changes.
7. COST ANALYSIS SUMMARIES.
NEW TOE OLD TOE
NUMBER 05415C000 05415L000
TITLE ENGR BN, (COMBAT) (HEAVY) ENGR BN, (COMBAT) (HEAVY)
PERSONNEL IMPACT BY: (OFF/WO/NCO/ENL/AGGR)
OTOE STR 31/03/213/383/630 31/03/221/397/652 0/0/-8/-14/-22
UNITS BY COMPO: (1/2/3/4/AGGR)
7/19/14/0/40
FORCE IMPACT BY COMPO (OTOE)
OFF/WO:
238/646/646/0/1530 238/646/646/0/1530 0/0/0/0/0
NCO:
1491/4047/2982/0/8520 1547/4199/3094/0/8840 -56/-152/-112/0/-320
COST:
PERSONNEL: $10,761,944. $11,009,593. $-247,649.
EQUIPMENT: $19,120,522. $18,917,238. $ 203,284.
TOTAL: $29,882,466 $29,926,831. $ -44,365.
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US Army Table of Organization and Equipment