Notes
1 Melvin R. Laird, National Security Strategy of Realistic Deterrence: Annual Defense Department Report, FY 1973 (Washington, D.C. Government Printing Office, 1972), p. 24.
2 Ibid. pp. 86–87.
3 U.S. Army Combat Developments Command (CDC), "Annual Historical Summary, FY 1970," p. 116, DAMH-HSR; DF, ACSFOR to DCSPER and other addresses, 9 Jan 70, sub: H-Series TOR, FOR OT OM TO, Division General file, DAMH-HSO.
4 U.S. Army CDC, "Historical Summary, FY 66," p. 362, FY 70, pp. 116–17; TOE 7H, Infantry Division, 1970; TOE 17H, Armored Division, 1970; TOE 37H, Mechanized Infantry Division, 1970; TOE 44–325H, Air Defense Artillery Battalion, 1970, TOE 29–1H, TOE 29–11H, and TOE 29–21H, Division Support Command, 1970; TOE 17–87H, Division Aviation Company, Armored Division, 1970; TOE 37–87H, Division Aviation Company, Mechanized Division, 1970; TOE 29–3H, Division Materiel Management Center, 1975.
5 TOR 7–15H, Infantry Battalion, 1970; TOE 17–15H, Armor Battalion, 1970; TOE 7–45H, Mechanized Infantry Battalion, 1970; James Stone, "TOW Really Works," Infantry 64 (Sep–Oct 1974); 12–13. The tables provided two variations of the infantry and mechanized infantry battalions: one variation authorized the unit to be equipped with TOWs, the other with 106-mm. recoilless rifles.
6 Changes | and 2, TOE 7H, Infantry Division, 1970; Changes | and 2, TOE 17H, Armored Division, 1970; Changes | and 2, TOE 37H, Mechanized Infantry Division, 1970; TOE 6-100H, Infantry Division Artillery, 1970; Change 1, TOE 6-300H, Armored or Infantry Division Artillery (Mechanized), 1970; TOE 29-1H, Infantry Division Support Command, 1970, and changes 1-3; TOE 29-1 1H, Infantry Division Support Command (Mechanized), 1970, and changes 1-3; TOE 29-211, Armored Division Support Command, 1970; TOE 30-17H, Military Intelligence a any (Division), 30 Nov 1970; TOE 30-19T, Combat Intelligence Company, Armored Division or Infantry (Mechanized) Di n, 1975; Msg, ACSFOR to CG, CONARC, DA 892178, 31 Dee 68, sub; Activation Order, Ist Bn, 59th Air Defense Artillery (ADA) file, Msg, ACSFOR to CG, CONARC, and other addresses, 201544 Apr 72, sub; DA Staff Review of H Series Conversion Schedule, and Assignment of ADA units, Reorganization of Divisional Administrative Companies as Adjutant General and Finance Companies, Activation of Divisional Materiel Management Centers and Military Intelligence Units, and Inactivation of Divisional Honest John Units, author’s notes, all G/H TOEs file, DAMH-HSO.
7 U.S. Army CDC, “Historical Summary, FY 70," p. 116; Ltr, TAG to CinC, USAREUR, 17 Aug 72. sub: Approval of MTOE, DAAG-ASO-D (M) (15 Aug 72) DARD, AG Reference files, Msg, DALO-SMS-D (Deputy CofS for Logistics, Distribution Branch) to Cdr, CONARC, 201946 Dee 72, sub: Medium Tanks M60A1 for Unit Activation, Ist Bn, 77th Armor; Msg, DA to CG, CONARC, 121215Z Apr 72, sub; Movement Directive 72-10, 6th Bn, 32d Armor: file, Historical Data Cards, 3d and 8th Infantry Divisions, all DAMH-HSO,
8 Msg, ACSFOR to CinC, USARPAC, DA 101815Z Noy 71, sub: Organization and Structure of 25th Infantry Division and Support Units, Msg, ACSFOR to CinC, USARPAC, DA 172209Z Feb 72, sub: Reorganization of 25th Inf Div and ISI (Initial Sustaining Increment) units, Msg, DCSOPS to Cdr, 25th Infantry Division, DA 101930Z Nov 72, sub; Readiness Reporting of 25th Inf Div, Msg, DSCOPS to CinC, USARPAC, DA 272141Z Nov 72, sub: Stationing and Organization of 25th Inf Div in Hawaii, and Memo of Agreement, sub: Command and Staff Relationship Between the 25th Infantry Division and the 29th Brigade (HIARNG) and the 100th Battalion, 442d Infantry Regiment (USAR), 2 Aug 73, all 25th Inf Div file. DAMH-HSO,
° Msg, CG, CONARC, to CG, Sixth U.S, Army, 212039Z Jan 72, sub: Planning Data for CONUS/Activation, and Msg, U.S, Army Training Center, Inf and Fort Lewis, Wash., to CG, Sixth U.S. Army, 100018 Feb 72. sub; Proposed News Release Activation of the 9th Infantry Division, both 9th Inf Div file, DAMH-HSO; 9th Infantry Division, “Annual Historical Supplement,” 1974, pp. 43-44, DAMH-HSR.
