text: Chapter 1
  Figure 1-10. Stryker brigade combat team Cavalry squadron
  1-32. EachCavalry troop includes headquarters section,twoscout platoons,a Raven UAS team,and a mortar
  section. The twoscout platoons contain four reconnaissance vehicles,each with a crew and scout team for
  dismounted operations. The mortar section consists of two 120-mm mounted mortar carrier vehicles led by
  a sergeant first class. Habitual attachments to the Cavalry troop include a fire support team at the trooplevel
  and forward observer teams at the platoon level,medics assigned to eachplatoon,and a senior medic at the
  trooplevel. (See ATP 3-20.97 and ATP 3-20.98.)
  1-33. The weapons troop combat power resides within its three ATGM platoons and three MGS platoons. It
  has a headquarters section with an assigned Infantry carrier vehicle. The ATGM platoon engages the enemy
  by means of long-range antiarmor fires and maneuvers to destroy or to repel the enemy’s assaults by fire,
  and counterattack. The platoon consists of three ATGM vehicles. The MGS platoon provides precise
  long-range direct fire to destroy or suppress hardened enemy bunkers, machine gun positions, sniper
  positions,and long-range threats. It also creates Infantry breach points in urban,restricted,and open rolling
  terrain. The MGS 105-mm main gun provides the platoon with limited antiarmor,self-defense capabilities.
  The platoon consists of four MGS vehicles. Attachments include a fires support team with a fire support
  vehicle from the field artillery battalion to support with fires and medics with a medical support vehicle from
  the medical platoon of the headquarters and headquarters troop of the Cavalry squadron. (SeeATP3-21.91
  for additional information.)
  1-34. The SBCT field artillery battalion has four batteries: a headquarters and headquarters battery and three
  six-gun lightweight M777-series 155-mm towed howitzer batteries. The SBCT field artillery battalion
  organizes each howitzer battery with two firing platoons of three guns each. The battalion supports SBCT
  operations with precision, near precision, and area fires. The field artillery battalion has two AN/TPQ-53
  counterfire radars and four AN/TPQ-50 lightweight countermortar radars for target acquisition. (See
  ATP3-09.42 for additional information.)
  1-35. Section I of this chapter discusses the BEB and the BSB within the BCT. This discussion includes the
  differences in these battalion formations for each type of BCT (IBCT,SBCT,and ABCT).