text: Organization
  1-18. Engineer company A’s(see figure 1-4) organizational structure is identical in the Infantry and Armored
  BCTs. Company A,in the IBCT and ABCT,provides combat engineer support and consists of a company
  headquarters and headquarters platoon,two combat engineer platoons,and one engineer support platoon. In
  a Stryker BCT, company A provides combat engineer support and has a company headquarters and
  headquarters platoon and two combat engineer platoons. Instead of an engineer support platoon,the SBCT
  has a bridge section and a horizontal squad. Company A provides mobility, countermobility, and
  survivability;and limited construction support to the three type of BCTs. Combat engineer platoons provide
  the three types of BCTs with capabilities for breaching and obstacle emplacement. Horizontal squads within
  the three types of BCTs provide specialized engineer equipment to support limited general engineering tasks
  assigned to the company. Rapidly emplaced bridge system capabilities reside within company A,Stryker and
  Armored types of BCTs and airborne IBCTs. Infantry and Stryker BCTs have mine clearing line charges.
  Stryker and Armored BCTs have Volcano Mine Systems able to construct scatterable antitank mine systems
  with self-destruct capabilities.
  Figure 1-4. Engineer A company
  1-19. Engineer company B is slightly different in the Infantry,Armored,and Stryker BCTs. Company B is
  generally of the same composition as engineer company A,but it has an additional route clearance platoon
  (see figure 1-5on page 1-8). This platoon provides the detection and neutralization of explosive hazards and
  reduces obstacles along routes that enable force projection and logistics. This route clearance platoon can
  sustain lines of communications as members of the combined arms team or independently in a permissive
  environment. The Infantry and Armored BCT organizations for this company are organized the same;
  however,the breach section contains different equipment and capabilities. The Stryker and Armored breach
  section consist of bridging, whereas the IBCT breach section consists of mine clearing line charges. The
  IBCT currently does not have a bridging capability and requires augmentation from echelons above brigade