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MOTORIZED RIFLE
REGIMENT (BMP). MRD A N DT D
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MOTORIZED RIFLE
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MRD AND TD
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MOTORIZED RIFLE REGIMENT (BMP).
MRD AND TD
SP Howitzer Battalion (122-mm).
Motorized Rifle Regiment (BMP) and Tank Regiment. MRD and TD
SP HOWITZER BATTALION (122-mm)
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122 -mm SP Howitzer, 2S1 .................... |
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ATGL. RPG-7V ................................ |
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5.45-mm LMG. RPK-74 ....................... |
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ACRV 1V13 ..................................... |
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ACRV 1V14 ..................................... |
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ACRV 1V15 ..................................... |
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ACRV 1V16 ..................................... |
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Mobile Recon Post, PRP-3 (BMP M1975)* ........ |
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Truck, UAZ-69/469 ............................. |
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Truck. GAZ-66 .................................. |
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Truck. Ural-375 ............................... |
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Truck. POL (4.000 or 5.200-Liter) ................ |
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Truck, Van. ZIL (Maintenance) ................... |
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Truck, Ambulance, UAZ-450A/452 ............... |
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Trailer, Cargo, 2-Axle ......................... |
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Trailer. POL ..................................... |
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Trailer. Water ................................... |
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Trailer. Field Kitchen ............................ |
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Rangefinder. Laser, SAGE GLOSS ............... |
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Warning Receiver, R-311 ...................... |
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NOTE. This SP howitzer battalion may also be present in the BTR-equippedMRR in lieu of a battalion of 122-mm towed howitzers (D-30).
FOOTNOTE. 'This vehicle includes the SMALL FRED radar, which appears separately in this list.
SP Howitzer Battery (122-mm). SP Howitzer Battalion,
Motorized Rifle Regiment (BMP) and Tank Regiment. MRD and TD
SP HOWITZER
BATTERY (122-mm)
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MOTORIZED RIFLE DIVISION
Motorized Rifle Division
The MRD is organized around a six-regiment structure: three MRRs, one TR, one artillery regiment, and one SAM regiment. An SSM battalion, an antitank battalion, and a helicopter squadron provide additional CS. Other support elements include engineer and signal battalions, a chemical protection company, and a n artillery command battery. Materiel support, maintenance, and
medical battalions provide limited but highly mobile CSS.
As a result of the reorganization which began in the late 1970s, the TR of the MRD has an SP
howitzer battalion, the MRL battalion is part of the artillery regiment, the reconnaissance battalion has medium tanks, and the helicopter squadron provides additional fire support. The
current trend in the MRD is to replace BTRequipped MRRs with additional BMP-equipped
MRRs. The modernization of equipment includes
the deployment of increasing numbers of T-64, T-72, and T-80 tanks. It also includes the intro duction o f SS-21 tactical ballistic missiles t o
replace free rockets over ground (FROGs).
All subunits benefit from continuous upgrade. The capabilities of the organic support elements
generally keep pace with increases in the firepower and mobility of combat organizations.
With t h e exception of t h e MRRs already described, the remaining elements of the MRD
appear on the following pages. The organization charts show the latest upgrades in organization
and equipment, even though these changes may not have yet occurred in all divisions.
RIFLE
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1. The MRD may have a n independent |
tank battalion (ITB) (p. 4-105) which is not |
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3. The MRD may have a SAM regiment equipped with the SA-8 SAM (p. 4-101) or an AAA regiment equipped with the S-60 AA Gun (p. 4-104) instead of the SA-6 SAM regiment.
4.Armies in WGF are consolidating division-level SSM battalions into army-level SSM brigades.
5.Starting in 1989, the Soviets are converting the TR of the MRD into a fourth MRR.
6.Not all divisions have a helicopter squadron.
FM
and Equipment Recapitulation
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and Equipment Recapitulation
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'This |
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TALL radar, which appears separately in this list. |
'"This |
vehicle includes the SMALL FRED radar, which appears separately in this list. |
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FRED radar. which appears separately in this list. |
FM
and Equipment Recapitulation (continued)
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