text: Division Roles, Functions, and Organizations
  Theater Signal Brigade
  5-68. A theater signal brigade provides functional signal support to division operations, through the
  division’s organic signal assets. The signal brigade augments the division’s organic assets as the division’s
  operational reach expands. Additionally, the signal brigade provides augmentation to subordinate division
  units without organic signal capabilities. (See FM 6-02 for more details on the theater signal brigade.)
  Military History Detachment
  5-69. Military history detachments are a small team of officers and enlisted Soldiers that carry out directed
  collection of historical material during combat and contingency operations for use when writing official
  history. They are trained and equipped to gather historical documents and materials, conduct oral interviews,
  photograph actions and events, and advise supported units on planning and conducting historical operations.
  They also assist the division information management element in packaging and forwarding collected
  information to appropriate agencies. Military history detachments are attached or assigned to divisions during
  all operations. (See ATP 1-20 for more details on the military history detachment.)
  Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
  5-70. A public affairs detachment consists of one officer and nine enlisted Soldiers that provides support to
  Army, combined, joint, or multinational operations. A public affairs detachment is either assigned, attached,
  or under OPCON of a division. A public affairs detachment may be used as a liaison with the Department of
  State press attaché office, host nation, or multinational partner public affairs staff. A public affairs detachment
  has personnel and equipment to—
  * Assist and advise commanders on public affairs programs and missions.
  * Plan, prepare, and execute information strategies.
  * Facilitate, assess, and monitor media activity.
  * Acquire and process public affairs digital video, audio, and imagery.
  5-71. A public affairs detachment has limited capability to conduct independent public affairs activities and
  requires higher command guidance and support. The unit generally co-locates with, and is under the planning
  and supervisory guidance of, the division assistant chief of staff, public affairs (known as G-7). (See FM 3-61
  for more details on public affairs operations.)
  Expeditionary Cyberspace Electromagnetic Activities Team
  5-72. Divisions can request augmentation to execute cyberspace electromagnetic activities operations.
  Divisions plan, integrate, and synchronize all aspects of cyberspace and electronic warfare operations across
  the warfighting functions. The division may receive an expeditionary cyberspace electromagnetic activities
  team from the cyber warfare support battalion, if required. Expeditionary cyberspace electromagnetic
  activities teams are designed to provide cyberspace electromagnetic activities support to corps echelons and
  below. Each expeditionary cyberspace electromagnetic activities team consists of three platoons: a cyber
  warfare platoon, an infrastructure platoon, and a capability development platoon.
  Army Space Support Team
  5-73. Divisions can request augmentation in the form of an Army space support team. The Army space
  support team is a six-Soldier space-enabled capabilities analysis team, comprised of two officers and four
  enlisted Soldiers, each having unique space-related skills, knowledge, and abilities to provide situational
  awareness of space capabilities, assets, and products available to the division. Army space support teams
  plan, coordinate, and analyze space-enabled capabilities and provide input to the division staff. Army space
  support teams work with the division’s organic space support element. (See FM 3-14 for more details on
  space support units.)
  Special Operations Forces
  5-74. A division may have special operations forces operating in its AO. When this is the case, a division
  may receive a special forces liaison element to synchronize special operations forces activities with division