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Army List British Mechanised Infantry (FV432 Sabre squadron Rapid Deployment – Army List British Mechanised Infantry (FV432) Company 1980s Company HQ 2 FV432 each carrying: Support Units 1 Command Rifle Group with M72 1 Weapons Group with SFMG Tank Troop st 4 Chieftain or Challenger 1 Platoon 1 FV432 carrying: 1 Rifle Group with M72 1 Weapons Group with Light Mortar Battalion Anti-Tank Section 1 FV432 carrying: 2 FV432 each carrying: 1 Rifle Group with LMG & M72 2 Weapons Groups with Milan 1 Rifle Group with Carl Gustav 2 FV432 (Peak Turret) each carrying: 1 Rifle Group with LMG & M72 1 Rifle Group with Carl Gustav Battalion Anti-Tank Platoon 2nd Platoon 4 FV438 1 FV432 carrying: 1 Rifle Group with M72 1 Weapons Group with Light Mortar 1 FV432 carrying: Divisional Anti-Tank Platoon 1 Rifle Group with LMG & M72 4 FV438 or Striker 1 Rifle Group with Carl Gustav 2 FV432 (Peak Turret) each carrying: 1 Rifle Group with LMG & M72 1 Rifle Group with Carl Gustav Battalion Recce Troop 2 Scimitar 3rd Platoon 1 FV432 carrying: 1 Rifle Group with M72 Medium Recce Troop 1 Weapons Group with Light Mortar 4 Scimitar 1 FV432 carrying: Or 1 Rifle Group with LMG & M72 2 Scorpion 1 Rifle Group with Carl Gustav 2 Scimitar 2 FV432 (Peak Turret) each carrying: 1 Rifle Group with LMG & M72 1 Rifle Group with Carl Gustav Sabre squadron Rapid Deployment – Army List British Mechanised Infantry (Warrior) Company 1980s Company HQ Support Units 2 Warrior each carrying: 1 Command Rifle Group with LAW94 1 Weapons Group with SFMG Tank Troop 4 Chieftain or Challenger st 1 Platoon 1 Warrior carrying: 1 Rifle Group with LAW94 Battalion Anti-Tank Section 1 Weapons Group with Light Mortar 2 FV432 each carrying: 1 Warrior each carrying: 2 Weapons Groups with Milan 1 Rifle Group with LMG & LAW94 1 Rifle Group with LAW94 Battalion Anti-Tank Platoon 2nd Platoon 4 FV438 or Spartan MCT 1 Warrior carrying: 1 Rifle Group with LAW94 1 Weapons Group with Light Mortar 1 Warrior each carrying: 1 Rifle Group with LMG & LAW94 1 Rifle Group with LAW94 Divisional Anti-Tank Platoon 4 FV438 or Striker 3rd Platoon 1 Warrior carrying: 1 Rifle Group with LAW94 1 Weapons Group with Light Mortar Battalion Recce Troop 1 Warrior each carrying: 2 Scimitar 1 Rifle Group with LMG & LAW94 1 Rifle Group with LAW94 Medium Recce Troop 4 Scimitar Or 2 Scorpion Sabresquadron Rapid Deployment – Army List British Armoured Squadron 1980s Squadron HQ Support Units 2 Chieftain or Challenger each carrying 1 commander 1st Troop Mechanised Infantry Platoon 4 Chieftain or Challenger 1 FV432 carrying: 1 Rifle Group with M72 1 Weapons Group with Light Mortar 2nd Troop 1 FV432 carrying: 4 Chieftain or Challenger 1 Rifle Group with LMG & M72 1 Rifle Group with Carl Gustav 2 FV432 (Peak Turret) each carrying: 1 Rifle Group with LMG & M72 3rd Troop 1 Rifle Group with Carl Gustav 4 Chieftain or Challenger Mechanised Infantry Platoon 4th Troop 1 Warrior carrying: 4 Chieftain or Challenger 1 Rifle Group with LAW94 1 Weapons Group with Light Mortar 1 Warrior each carrying: 1 Rifle Group with LMG & LAW94 1 Rifle Group with LAW94 Divisional Anti-Tank Platoon 4 FV438 or Striker Battalion Recce Troop 2 Scimitar Medium Recce Troop 4 Scimitar Or 2 Scorpion Sabre squadron Rapid Deployment – Army List British Artillery 1980s Artillery Observers 1 Spartan carrying: 1 AOO with TI night sight and LRF Company Artillery Not avaialble Battalion Artillery 8 81 mm Mortars Brigade, Divisional and Corps Artillery 8 105mm Gun Howitzers Or 8 155mm Howitzers Or 4 175mm Guns Or 4 203mm Howitzers .
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