army infantry  groups?
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There are only two jobs in the Military: Infantry and Infantry Support. All the other jobs in the military are simply designed to help and assist ground troops. So take that for what it's worth... \n\nThe United States Army is transitioning to a new model in which they will have 10 Divisions, each division has 4 Brigades with 2 Battalions per brigade. There are 8 Infantry Divisions: \n\n1st Infantry, 2nd Infantry, 3rd Infantry, 4th Infantry, 10th Mountain (Light Infantry basically), 25th Light Infantry, 82nd Airborne, 101st Air Assault.) I believe there are also a few more Stryker Infantry Brigades (4 to be precise) and 2 more seperate Airborne Brigades and the Ranger Regiment with 3 more battalions. So all told, you've got 79 Infantry Battalions (approximately, I might be forgetting one or two.) \n\nThere are also four types of infantry... \n\nLight Infantry (Traditional grunts. Walk everywhere and carry everything on their backs.) \n\nInfantry (Mechanized Infantry, they travel in M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicles and can fight mounted in these vehicles or dismount and operate like Light Infantry.) \n\nAirborne Infantry (Operate like Light Infantry only they get to battle by jumping in on parachutes. Often times are behind enemy lines because of the nature of the airborne aspect.) \n\nAir Assault Infantry (Operate like Light Infantry only get to the battle by riding in on helicopters. Again, often used to attack behind enemy lines and "vertically envelop" enemy positions) \n\nRangers (A more elite Airborne Infantry used for spearhead operations, tougher missions or special operations)
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Hi. My husband was in the marine corp. and now he is in the army. You can call or email the USO  or the post office and ask them if they still do care packages for troops. You can go to school/church/or around your community and collect snacks, toiletries, international calling cards, big quantity of items can be sold in Sam's club. for women and men to Iraq. Thank you for thinking of our soldiers and troops. God bless you!
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TRY THIS http://army.mil
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Assuming the division you're talking about is an infantry division, and omitting non-combat units, this is what I found:\n\nRegular Squad--12 soldiers assuming it's a rifle squad\nPlatoon--3 1/2 Squads (mortar squads have 6 men)\nCompany--4 Platoons (including Company HQ)\nBattalion--4 Companies (including Battalion HQ)\nBrigade--3 Battalions\nDivision--3 to 7 Brigades\n\nMy computation is from 10,000 to 14,112 fighting men. If I had included transport battalions, chemical companies, maintenance companies, support and detachment battalions, band companies, and other support and maintenance units I'd say about 18,000 to 20,000 men.\n\nOf course, armored divisions, field artillery batteries, air wings, and cavalry squadrons all have varying numbers.
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or email me at mr_peepers810@yahoo.com  I'll tell you whatever you want to know about the Marines or Marine Infantry.
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General Infantry.\n\nIt is also an acronym for Government Issue which is more widely accepted.\n\nAlthough when someone in uniform says, "Get over here now G.I.s!" he is talking about the soldiers and not their equipment.
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Infantry fire team, infantry squad, platoon, company, battalion.
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Try this US Army link:\nhttps://crc.army.mil/Multimedia/detail.asp?iData=77&iCat=546&iChannel=19&nChannel=Multimedia
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http://www.army.mod.uk/rac/how_to_join/how_to_join_as_an_soldier.htm
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Yes the Army is involved in "field combat" If you watch the news you will see that they are running convoys patrolling the towns.  The Army is involved just as much as the Marines
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http://hqinet001.hqmc.usmc.mil/HD/Home_Page.htm
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An army composed of soldiers from many countries which are Allied with each other.
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The above answer is great.\n\nI would only add the following.\n\nTry military.com and AKO (Army Knowlage Online)\n\nMost troops are registered on both.\n\nGood Luck
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Absolutely, the Army light infantry units do extensive amphibious training, Rangers especially.  During the 1989 invasion in Panama the Army conducted numerous amphibious assaults. Ever hear of D-Day?  Largest amphibious assault in military history, conducted was conducted by the U.S. Army.
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That is an oxymoron,there is no army knowledge!Just kidding best of luck to you!
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combat infantry badge???far as I know you had to be Inf 11B, and been in a combat action.
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The 82nd Airborne and the 101st Airborne.\n\nTwo large fast striking forces that can be anywhere in the world in 18 hours.\n\nSF teams can do alot but an Airborne Division can do anything.