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(2) Airborne, air assault, and light infantry battalions have mortar platoons at battalion and mortar sections at company levels. The mortar platoon at battalion level is equipped with 81-mm...
Each airborne rifle platoon was authorized a mortar squad serving 1 60mm mortar from 1941 at inception to 1948 when the mortar squads were moved to a company weapons platoon. This made for a total of 3 60mm mortars per company.
The Ordnance SBML two-inch mortar, or more commonly, just "two-inch mortar", was a British mortar issued to the British Army and the Commonwealth armies, that saw use during the Second World War and later.
26 janv. 2011 · If you go back to the original Para Bn War Establishment, issued back in late 1941, there were no 2-inch mortars allotted. Back then, each Rifle Coy had a 3-inch Mortar Section with two detachments, plus a Mortar Platoon with four more tubes in HQ Coy.
81-mm Mortar Platoon. While each Rifle Company had three Mortar 60-mm M2, these indirect fire support weapons were limited in effectiveness due to their size; the Mortar, 81-mm, M1 provided similar effects with greater range and more firepower.
11C Duty Description: The mortar platoon sergeant is the principal assistant to the platoon leader and assists him in all matters pertaining to training and operation of the platoon. He assumes responsibilities of the platoon leader during his absence.
Airborne 3-inch Mortar Platoon (Plastic) (BR815) includes six Plastic 3-inch Mortar teams and one Unit card. With six tubes at their disposal, the airborne mortar platoon is quite effective.
