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1d4chan>Rocko1345 at 17:18, 16 May 2022

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	{{Topquote\|"If we don't know what we're doing, the enemy certainly can't anticipate our actions!\|Anonymous Soldier}}		{{Topquote\|If we don't know what we're doing, the enemy certainly can't anticipate our actions!\|Anonymous Soldier}}
	[[File:US Armored Rifles Garand Team.png\|thumb\|"Dammit Jones how did you lose a tank?" "I dunno just looked over for a sec and next thing you know it's [[Vance Motherfucking Stubbs\|gone]]!"]]		[[File:US Armored Rifles Garand Team.png\|thumb\|"Dammit Jones how did you lose a tank?" "I dunno just looked over for a sec and next thing you know it's [[Vance Motherfucking Stubbs\|gone]]!"]]
	The '''Armored Rifle Platoon''' was a component of the Armored Infantry battalion that fought alongside mechanized elements of the United States ~~army~~ during WW2. In contrast to the regular Rifle Company, the Armored rifles were ~~near~~ purely transported in [[M3 Halftrack]]s in order to keep up with their support element.		The '''Armored Rifle Platoon''' was a component of the Armored Infantry battalion that fought alongside mechanized elements of the United States Army during WW2. In contrast to the regular Rifle Company, the Armored rifles were purely transported in [[M3 Halftrack]]s in order to keep up with their support element.
	==Mid War==		==Mid War==
	[[File:Armored Rifle Platoon Statcard.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The Stats.]]		[[File:Armored Rifle Platoon Statcard.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The Stats.]]
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	Mechanized infantry was still a novel concept in WW2, and no force, not even America, fielded mechanized infantry divisions<ref>Panzergrenadier divisions may sound like mechanized divisions, but like most German things were in fact quite complex and beyond the scope of this page.</ref>. If you were in an infantry division, you were slogging it and if you were lucky you might have some trucks. But the story changed if you were assigned to an armored division. Under the US Army's setup, a typical armored division consisted of three battalions of tanks, three battalions of self propelled artillery, and three battalions of mechanized infantry in half tracks. The infantry component of the division was there to achieve two things: protect the tanks, and spot for the artillery.		Mechanized infantry was still a novel concept in WW2, and no force, not even America, fielded mechanized infantry divisions<ref>Panzergrenadier divisions may sound like mechanized divisions, but like most German things were in fact quite complex and beyond the scope of this page.</ref>. If you were in an infantry division, you were slogging it and if you were lucky you might have some trucks. But the story changed if you were assigned to an armored division. Under the US Army's setup, a typical armored division consisted of three battalions of tanks, three battalions of self-propelled artillery, and three battalions of mechanized infantry in half-tracks. The infantry component of the division was there to achieve two things: protect the tanks, and spot for the artillery.

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	Mechanized infantry was still a novel concept in WW2, and no force, not even America, fielded mechanized infantry divisions. If you were in an infantry division, you were slogging it and if you were lucky you might have some trucks. But the story changed if you were assigned to an armored division. Under the US Army's setup, a typical armored division consisted of three battalions of tanks, three battalions of self propelled artillery, and three battalions of mechanized infantry in half tracks. The infantry component of the division was there to achieve two things: protect the tanks, and spot for the artillery.		Mechanized infantry was still a novel concept in WW2, and no force, not even America, fielded mechanized infantry divisions<ref>Panzergrenadier divisions may sound like mechanized divisions, but like most German things were in fact quite complex and beyond the scope of this page.</ref>. If you were in an infantry division, you were slogging it and if you were lucky you might have some trucks. But the story changed if you were assigned to an armored division. Under the US Army's setup, a typical armored division consisted of three battalions of tanks, three battalions of self propelled artillery, and three battalions of mechanized infantry in half tracks. The infantry component of the division was there to achieve two things: protect the tanks, and spot for the artillery.

	{{US Forces in Flames of War}}		{{US Forces in Flames of War}}
	[[Category:Flames Of War]]		[[Category:Flames Of War]]

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	Mechanized infantry was still a novel concept in WW2, and no force, not even America, fielded mechanized infantry divisions. If you were in an infantry division, you were slogging it and if you were lucky you might have some trucks. But the story changed if you were assigned to an armored division. Under the US Army's setup, a typical armored division consisted of three battalions of tanks, three battalions of self propelled artillery, and three battalions of mechanized infantry in half tracks.		Mechanized infantry was still a novel concept in WW2, and no force, not even America, fielded mechanized infantry divisions. If you were in an infantry division, you were slogging it and if you were lucky you might have some trucks. But the story changed if you were assigned to an armored division. Under the US Army's setup, a typical armored division consisted of three battalions of tanks, three battalions of self propelled artillery, and three battalions of mechanized infantry in half tracks. The infantry component of the division was there to achieve two things: protect the tanks, and spot for the artillery.

	{{US Forces in Flames of War}}		{{US Forces in Flames of War}}
	[[Category:Flames Of War]]		[[Category:Flames Of War]]

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	==Late War==		==Late War==
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			Mechanized infantry was still a novel concept in WW2, and no force, not even America, fielded mechanized infantry divisions. If you were in an infantry division, you were slogging it and if you were lucky you might have some trucks. But the story changed if you were assigned to an armored division. Under the US Army's setup, a typical armored division consisted of three battalions of tanks, three battalions of self propelled artillery, and three battalions of mechanized infantry in half tracks.

	{{US Forces in Flames of War}}		{{US Forces in Flames of War}}
	[[Category:Flames Of War]]		[[Category:Flames Of War]]

1d4chan>Rocko1345 at 17:41, 1 December 2021

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	{{Topquote\|"If we don't know what we're doing, the enemy certainly can't anticipate our actions!\|Anonymous Soldier}}		{{Topquote\|"If we don't know what we're doing, the enemy certainly can't anticipate our actions!\|Anonymous Soldier}}
	[[File:US Armored Rifles Garand Team.png\|thumb\|"Dammit Jones how did you lose a tank?" "I dunno just looked over for a sec and next thing you know it's [[Vance Motherfucking Stubbs\|gone]]!"]]		[[File:US Armored Rifles Garand Team.png\|thumb\|"Dammit Jones how did you lose a tank?" "I dunno just looked over for a sec and next thing you know it's [[Vance Motherfucking Stubbs\|gone]]!"]]
	The '''Armored Rifle ~~Company~~''' was a component of the Armored Infantry battalion that fought alongside mechanized elements of the United States army during WW2. In contrast to the regular Rifle Company, the Armored rifles were near purely transported in [[M3 Halftrack]]s in order to keep up with their support element.		The '''Armored Rifle Platoon''' was a component of the Armored Infantry battalion that fought alongside mechanized elements of the United States army during WW2. In contrast to the regular Rifle Company, the Armored rifles were near purely transported in [[M3 Halftrack]]s in order to keep up with their support element.
	==Mid War==		==Mid War==
	[[File:Armored Rifle Platoon Statcard.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The Stats.]]		[[File:Armored Rifle Platoon Statcard.jpg\|thumb\|left\|The Stats.]]

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{{Topquote|"If we don't know what we're doing, the enemy certainly can't anticipate our actions!|Anonymous Soldier}}
[[File:US Armored Rifles Garand Team.png|thumb|"Dammit Jones how did you lose a tank?" "I dunno just looked over for a sec and next thing you know it's [[Vance Motherfucking Stubbs|gone]]!"]]
The '''Armored Rifle Company''' was a component of the Armored Infantry battalion that fought alongside mechanized elements of the United States army during WW2. In contrast to the regular Rifle Company, the Armored rifles were near purely transported in [[M3 Halftrack]]s in order to keep up with their support element.
==Mid War==
[[File:Armored Rifle Platoon Statcard.jpg|thumb|left|The Stats.]]
==Late War==
==IRL==
{{US Forces in Flames of War}}
[[Category:Flames Of War]]