text: Religious Support by Echelon
  ORGANIZATION
  3-22. Four CD organizations exist:
  * Alpha - 2 chaplains (56A)/3 religious affairs specialists (56M).
  * Bravo - 1 chaplain (56A)/1 religious affairs specialist (56M).
  * Charlie - 1 chaplain (56A)/1 religious affairs specialist (56M).
  * Delta - 1 chaplain (56A)/1 religious affairs specialist (56M).
  CD-Alpha
  3-23. The primary mission of the CD-Alpha is to provide unit and denominational RS during unified land
  operations and is normally assigned to a theater sustainment command or equivalent separate task force
  headquarters. The CD-Alpha also provides port opening elements conducting port operations the capability
  for RS coverage during reception, staging, onward movement, and integration. A CD-Alpha may also be
  used in homeland security, foreign humanitarian assistance and DSCA missions at the direction of the chief
  of chaplains. The CD-Alpha has the capability to provide technical supervision for five CD-Bravo teams. If
  required, the CD-Alpha can divide into two teams to provide expanded area support.
  CD-Bravo
  3-24. The primary mission of the CD-Bravo is to provide augmentation to an ESC or sustainment brigade
  and task-organized elements without organic RS assets. CD-Bravos provide unit and denominational RS
  during unified land operations. If directed by the chief of chaplains, CD-Bravos may coordinate or provide
  RS to first-responder units, federal agencies, and other IGOs.
  CD-Charlie
  3-25. The primary mission of the CD-Charlie is to provide augmentation to a corps chaplain section. The
  CD-Charlie normally locates with the corps chaplain section and may operate independently to provide
  support to overall RS tasks and Soldier and leader engagements functions. CD-Charlies provide unit and
  denominational RS during unified land operations and a liaison capability to faith-based non-governmental
  organizations. The CD-Charlies provide assets required to enable the corps chaplain section to conduct 24-
  hour and split-based RS planning, coordination, and execution.
  CD-Delta
  3-26. The primary mission of the CD-Delta is to provide augmentation to a division chaplain section. The
  CD-Delta normally locates with the division chaplain section. CD-Deltas provide RS planning, coordination,
  and execution functions to include unit and denominational RS during decisive action. The CD-Deltas
  provide assets required to enable the division chaplain section to conduct 24-hour and split-based RS
  planning, coordination, and execution.
  SUPPORT
  3-27. All CDs rely on the unit to which assigned or attached for all logistics support. This support includes,
  but is not limited to: legal, health service support, finance, personnel and administrative services, field
  feeding, unit maintenance, and logistical support.
  EQUIPMENT
  3-28. All CDs require 100% mobility. It must have equipment, supplies, and personnel when mobilized in
  order to have 100% operational capability once deployed. CDs are required to communicate digitally and by
  voice with higher and lower echelon chaplain sections from anywhere within the AO.