text: Chapter 2
  2-97. There is a wide range of multifunctional support brigades. These brigades provide a variety of functions
  in support of operations. Normally attached to a corps or division, these brigades may be under the command
  of a joint or multinational headquarters. Multifunctional support brigades include the CAB, division artillery,
  TBX, and maneuver enhancement brigade (MEB).
  2-98. Functional brigades or groups provide a single function or capability. These brigades can provide
  support for a theater, corps, or division, depending on how each is tailored. Functional brigades include the
  air and missile defense brigade, division artillery, civil affairs brigade, engineer brigade, expeditionary
  military intelligence brigade, signal brigade, military police brigade, MEDBDE (SPT), and theater tactical
  signal brigade.
  BRIGADE SUPPORT BATTALION
  2-99. Sustainment at the brigade echelon is centered on the brigade support battalion (BSB). The BSB is an
  organic component of a maneuver brigade. It provides supply, maintenance, motor transport, and Role 2
  medical support to the supported maneuver brigade or brigade. It is tailored to support the brigade to which
  it is assigned. For example, the BSB of an armored brigade has more fuel distribution and maintenance
  capabilities than an infantry brigade BSB. The following paragraphs summarize the BSB’s companies. See
  ATP 4-90 for additional information.
  2-100. The BSB distribution company role is to provide supply (to include Class VIII) and transportation
  support to a brigade. The company provides distribution capability for all classes of supply but does not have
  the capability to conduct troop transport missions. It provides munitions support to the maneuver brigade
  with the modular ammunition transfer point.
  2-101. The BSB field maintenance company role is to provide field-level maintenance support to the BSB
  and maneuver brigade. The field maintenance company provides repair capability for automotive and ground
  support equipment, and limited support for low-density equipment such as communications, electronics, and
  armament.
  2-102. The BSMC provides AHS support to a maneuver brigade. The BSMC provides Role 1 and 2 medical
  care in support of a maneuver brigade and area medical support to units in the maneuver brigade AO that do
  not have organic medical assets. BSMCs are organic to maneuver brigades. The BSMC consists of a company
  headquarters, preventive medicine section, behavioral health section, medical treatment platoon, medical
  evacuation platoon, and a brigade medical supply office. The brigade medical supply office is responsible
  for providing Class VIII to the Role 2 medical company and forward resuscitative and surgical detachment
  (when attached). It also provides field-level medical maintenance and repair for medical devices in the
  maneuver brigade.
  2-103. The FSC provides logistics in direct support or general support to its specific supported battalion with
  dedicated logistics assets organized specifically to meet the battalion’s requirements. An FSC provides field
  feeding, bulk fuel, general supply, ammunition, and field-level maintenance to its supported maneuver
  battalion. FSCs are organic to the BSB and attached, as required, to supported battalions.
  MULTI-DOMAIN TASK FORCE
  2-104. The muti-domain task force may have a BSB in select configurations. If the multi-domain task force
  does not have a BSB, then the staff of the is responsible for logistics planning. The multi-domain task force
  BSB synchronizes and integrates logistics and AHS support throughout the multi-domain task force AO. The
  BSB is designed with a headquarters and headquarters company, distribution company, field maintenance
  company, a multi-domain medical company, and FSCs. The multi-domain medical company provides Role
  1 and 2 medical support for the multi-domain task force and area medical support for units in the brigade
  support area (BSA) in addition to providing a trauma quick reaction force. The trauma quick reaction force
  provides damage control resuscitation, which includes initial burn management and trauma resuscitation
  (such as blood products, parenteral fluids, advanced airway management, intravenous/intraosseous/central
  line placement). The trauma quick reaction force can also provide limited ancillary services with point of
  care lab assay measurement and imaging (such as ultrasound) to assist with initial assessment and ongoing
  patient treatment and management. Refer to ATP 4-02.6 for additional information on the multi-domain
  medical company and ATP 4-90 for additional information on the multi-domain task force BSB.