The U.S. Infantry Battalion (1944) - Four Minute Formation

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[@rudolphguarnacci197]

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[@ihatecesar7069]

Excellent and informative video! Diagrams are very useful when looking at such a compact unit. Keep it up

[@highjumpstudios2384]

Wow. This really is a well put together short informative video on the organization of a US army rifle battalion down to the squad level. Thanks!

[@rudolphguarnacci197]

Extremely concise, very informative.

[@jessicawells7153]

Could you do one of these for the 85th custard division of WWII?

[@tommcg7564]

It could start off with how many men is in a battalion i.e. 750 men, the sub unit figures are a tad confusing

[@loganinderrieden]

Was the wpns company D company like in modern battalions or just simply hvy wpns company and would that make the 2nd Bns company’s DEF or EFGH?

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Good question! The heavy weapons company was indeed called D-company in the first battalion. So that would make 2nd battalion's companies EFGH, H being their heavy company.

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[@ClevorBelmont]

Weren’t there longer videos detailing companies??

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Us ww2 Parachute Battalions 1944

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