text: Appendix D
  REGIONAL SUPPORT GROUP
  D-12. The regional support group mission enables a commander to support personnel. The regional support
  group is a deployable headquarters that manages base camps or base clusters with a population of 6,000 or
  more personnel and requires services beyond basic life support (see ATP 3-90.20). The regional support
  group headquarters is designed to relieve the burden of base camp management and operations from the
  combatant commander.
  D-13. A regional support group provides the command, control, and administrative support structure for
  operating a base camp or base cluster with a population of 6,000 or more personnel. The population consists
  of military forces, DA Civilians, other government agency personnel, nongovernmental organization
  personnel, government contractors, and transients. Usually a regional support group falls under a general
  officer command during contingency operations. This mission set includes—
  * Commanding assigned or attached units.
  * Supporting units and personnel as directed.
  * Providing contract requirements definition and oversight assistance.
  * Determining base camp support requirements.
  * Operating and manning a 24/7 BDOC.
  * Commanding smaller contingency bases within the general officer command’s operational area.
  * Overseeing base camp management and operations.