Each division has two brigades.
The brigade has two infantry wings.
The infantry wing has three infantry brigades.
The brigade has four infantry squadrons, 1 machine gun squadron (8 heavy machine guns) and 1 artillery squad (2 70mm infantry guns).
The infantry squadron has three infantry classes.
This class has a machine gun group (two light machine guns), a grenade launcher group (two grenade launchers) and two rifle groups.
In addition to two brigades, each division also has an artillery wing, a trench wing, an engineering wing, a cavalry wing (four cavalry squadrons and a machine gun squadron) and other troops.
The Japanese team is a very powerful fighting force. Although it is equivalent to a battalion in China in rank and less than a regiment in China in number, its firepower is often enough to suppress a brigade in China.
On the eve of the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese divisions were divided into two types, one was the horse-guaranteed system and the other was the lama system. The difference between the two lies in the different gun settings.
Baoma Division, its artillery wing has four brigades (36 75-foot-m mountain guns and 12 75-mm wild guns), in addition, each infantry wing has one wing artillery squadron (four mountain guns) and one infantry artillery squadron (four infantry guns). The total establishment of a jockey is 28,500;
Cavalry division, its artillery wing has 36 field guns and 12 120mm howitzers, in addition, each infantry wing has a wing gun squadron and a rapid-fire gun squadron (4 37mm rapid-fire guns). The total number of a horse-drawn division is 25,000.
1944, the desperate Japanese army divided the divisions into three types: A, B and C, and there were two types of divisions. One is the former permanent division, with a total number of 2 10000, and 36 75mm mountain guns or field guns. One is the original ad hoc division and the divisions of three units, with a total number of 654.38+0.8 million. The second division is also a division of three arms, but there is no artillery wing and cavalry wing, with a total number of1.4000. The third division is two brigade divisions. At the same time, there are two organizations: the Independent Guard and the Independent Infantry Brigade. The establishment of the independent infantry brigade is the same as that of the infantry brigades under the jurisdiction of the two brigade divisions, with a number of 5 100. The Independent Guard has 6 infantry brigades, 3 infantry squadrons and/kloc-0 machine gun squadrons (4 heavy machine guns), and there are no other arms, with a total of 4,900 people.
It can be seen that in order to maintain the momentum in the number of divisions, the combat effectiveness of each division has been seriously watered down.
1945, the Japanese army, which was preparing for dying, adjusted its forces for the last time. On the one hand, the third division and the independent mixed brigade were partially strengthened and the fourth division was organized. Ding division is made up of infantry. The machine gun squadron of its infantry brigade has only four heavy machine guns, and the infantry squad has only one light machine gun and a Grenade launcher, which is quite poorly equipped.
Question 2: What is the organizational structure of a Japanese wing? In Japanese, a company is equivalent to a regiment, with two brigades (battalions) under it, two squadrons (companies) under it, and squadrons (platoons) under it.
At present, it is the Korean People's Army that still adopts the establishment and name of United-Brigade-Squadron-Squadron-Detachment.
A sergeant is equivalent to a school official, and a colonel is a colonel.
Question 3: What do you mean by class, squadron, brigade, regiment, brigade and division? First of all, the basic establishment of the Japanese army is "division", which is equivalent to China's division (but the number is usually more than one division in China). A brigade below the division is equivalent to a brigade, a regiment below the brigade is equivalent to a regiment, a brigade below the regiment is equivalent to a battalion, a squadron below the brigade is equivalent to a company, and a squad below the squadron is equivalent to a platoon. The "group" below the squad is equivalent to the class. Each division has two brigades. The brigade has two infantry wings. The infantry wing has three infantry brigades. The brigade has four infantry squadrons, 1 machine gun squadron (8 heavy machine guns) and 1 artillery squad (2 70mm infantry guns). The infantry squadron has three infantry classes. This class has a machine gun group (two light machine guns), a grenade launcher group (two grenade launchers) and two rifle groups. In addition to two brigades, each division also has an artillery wing, a trench wing, an engineering wing, a cavalry wing (four cavalry squadrons and a machine gun squadron) and other troops. Japan brigade is a very powerful combat force. Although it is equivalent to a battalion in China in rank and less than a regiment in China in number, its firepower is often enough to suppress a brigade in China. On the eve of the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese divisions were divided into two types, one was the horse-guaranteed system and the other was the lama system. The difference between the two lies in the different gun settings. Baoma Division, its artillery wing has four brigades (36 75mm mountain guns and 12 75mm wild guns), and each infantry wing has 1 wing artillery squadron (4 mountain guns) and 1 infantry artillery squadron (4 infantry guns). The total establishment of a jockey is 28,500; Cavalry division, its artillery wing has 36 field guns and 12 120mm howitzers, in addition, each infantry wing has a wing gun squadron and a rapid-fire gun squadron (4 37mm rapid-fire guns). There are 25 thousand people in a cavalry team. 1944, the desperate Japanese army divided the divisions into three types: A, B and C, and there were two types of divisions. One is the former permanent division, with a total number of 2 10000, and has 36 75mm mountain guns or wild guns. One is the original ad hoc division and the divisions of three units, with a total number of 654.38+0.8 million. The second division is also a division of three arms, but there is no artillery wing and cavalry wing, with a total number of1.4000. The third division is two brigade divisions. At the same time, there are two organizations: the Independent Guard and the Independent Infantry Brigade. The establishment of the independent infantry brigade is the same as that of the infantry brigades under the jurisdiction of the two brigade divisions, with a number of 5 100. The Independent Guard has 6 infantry brigades, 3 infantry squadrons and/kloc-0 machine gun squadrons (4 heavy machine guns), and there are no other arms, with a total of 4,900 people. It can be seen that in order to maintain the momentum in the number of divisions, the combat effectiveness of each division has been seriously watered down. 1945, the Japanese army, which was preparing for dying, adjusted its forces for the last time. On the one hand, the third division and the independent mixed brigade were partially strengthened and the fourth division was organized. Ding division is made up of infantry. The machine gun squadron of its infantry brigade has only four heavy machine guns, and the infantry squad has only one light machine gun and a Grenade launcher, which is quite poorly equipped.
Question 4: What does an independent regiment mean? What is the concept of strengthening the company? What is United Airlines? An independent regiment refers to a regiment that transcends the command of a division (brigade) and is directly subordinate to a military (division).
Strengthening the company is to strengthen one or two platoons of arms on the basis of the original company according to the needs of the task. Even most of them have increased mortar platoon and heavy machine gun platoon, and some have simply increased the number of infantry.
Wing is the name of the Japanese Army Company, and it is a regimental combat unit. Note that it is not even.
Squadron and squadron are the same as above, which varies with the number of troops. Squadron can be regarded as strengthening company and squadron as platoon. In Japan, battalion units higher than the other squadron and lower than the company are called brigades.
Question 5: What's the difference between a national team and a professional team? This difference is very big.
The American national team selects the best basketball players in the United States. They really represent the country in various international competitions, and their level is very high. American professional league is just a group of teams improvised by players from NBA development league and university team. Without any cooperation, the level is very poor, only as a sparring partner to China.
Question 6: What do Japanese regiments, squadrons and brigades mean in World War II? How many people are there? What is the rank of commander? The army's standing main division (division) has two infantry brigades (brigades), each with two infantry brigades (regiments), each with three infantry brigades (battalions) and each with four infantry (about 1.2 1.5 personnel). In addition, each division is directly under the cavalry regiment (about 1.400), artillery regiment (about 2,500), engineering corps (about 1.500), trench regiment (about 2,800), communication corps (about 650) and medical corps (about 650).
Question 7: How many people are there in a Japanese team? What is the rank of colonel? There are about 3500 people in the fully staffed wing.
The United front is the largest combat unit of a single Japanese arm. The number of United front workers is usually 3000-3500, depending on different arms. Common arms are infantry, cavalry, trench, artillery and engineers. Special forces include aviation, naval, telecommunications, mobile (guerrilla special forces) and independent mixed wing (composed of a certain proportion of infantry and artillery). Ad hoc wing (seen in the late Pacific War). The infantry wing has the largest number of personnel, which is equivalent to the establishment of a brigade. The captain of the United wing is usually a colonel and sometimes a lieutenant. The important symbol of infantry and cavalry regiments is the military flag, which is generally called that there is no military flag except the team flag, infantry and cavalry regiments. The military flag was awarded by the Emperor when the United Wing was founded.
A colonel is equivalent to a colonel now.
1945 before the end of world war ii, the ranks of old Japan were divided into six grades: general officer, assistant officer, junior officer, quasi-noncommissioned officer, junior noncommissioned officer, peace soldier and planning officer. The so-called non-commissioned officer is a warrant officer, and the next non-commissioned officer is a non-commissioned officer. In Japanese, the order of sixteen ranks is: general, lieutenant general, major general, colonel, lieutenant general, lieutenant general, lieutenant general, lieutenant general, second lieutenant, sergeant (warrant officer), Cao Chang (sergeant), sergeant major (corporal), first-class soldier, first-class soldier and second-class soldier. The ranks of the Japanese navy are divided into general officers, senior officers (with army officers), non-commissioned officers (with junior army officers), quasi-commissioned officers (warrant officers), corporal (non-commissioned officers) and soldiers, with a total of six grades and eighteen grades. The ranks above non-commissioned officers are the same as those of the army, and the ranks of soldiers are two levels higher than those of the army, and they are divided into first, second, third, fourth and fifth sailors.
After World War II, Japan began to rebuild its army from 1950, and by 1954, it had built an army, a navy and an air force, which were called land self-defense forces, maritime self-defense forces and air self-defense forces respectively. Ranks are divided into cadres and Cao Shi. Its cadres are still generals, assistants, captains, third-class and ninth-class, but their titles are different from those of the old Japanese army. Officials are divided into general I, general II and general assistant, which are equivalent to upper, middle and major general respectively. Assistant officers are called First Assistant (Colonel), Second Assistant (Lieutenant Colonel) and Third Assistant (Major); Junior officers are called captains, second lieutenants and third lieutenants. Cao Shi is called a Cao (Staff Sergeant), a Cao (Sergeant), a Cao (Corporal), a Sergeant (First Class), a Sergeant (First Class), a Sergeant (Second Class) and a Sergeant (Third Class). 1970 increase warrant officer, 1980 increase Cao Chang (that is, master sergeant). At present, the ranks of Japanese officers and men are sixth and eighteenth.
Comparison table of Japanese and Chinese names of new and old Japanese ranks
Chinese Translation of Old Japanese Self-Defense Forces after World War II
The general is going to be a general.
Lieutenant general, lieutenant general
The major general will form a major general.
Colonel Sasuke Yisan
Lieutenant Colonel Nakazo Elza
Major Sasaki
Captain, captain
Captain, second lieutenant, lieutenant
Lieutenant, lieutenant.
Sergeant, warrant officer, warrant officer
Director Cao Chang
Sergeant Cao Changcao
Sergeant Cao Ercao
Corporal Wu Chang San Cao
Private first class is superior to private first class.
Private first class, private first class.
Personal. Personal.
seaman recruit
Marshal is just a general's prestige upgrade, which has many advantages, such as attending the Senate, taking the marshal's staff, matching school officials and junior officers, and being the emperor's strategist, and is generally called a navy (army) general. Marshal was the division head of the Japanese army at that time, and he was equivalent to our army in terms of force grouping, and the highest point was Lieutenant General; The Japanese brigade is equivalent to China's division, and the highest commander is Major General. Japan United is equivalent to our brigade, and the highest commander is the rank of colonel. The Japanese "army" is flexible and its strength is greater than that of China.
Question 8: What is the United World of Tanks? It means that 15 people team up against another United team, and half of the money of the loser and the money will be automatically transferred to the winner, so that the United team can upgrade faster. Moreover, professional teams run in with their teammates through joint operations to prepare for regular competitions.
Question 9: What does 9:NBDL United mean? NBDL United beat the Rockets today. NBDL is a low-level league under the NBA. It is equivalent to a below the Super League.
Question 10: What is the difference between world of tanks's joint territorial fortress? To put it bluntly, the company is an organized team competition of 15vs 15, which is just for entertainment and can increase individual scores. The territory is a map of Europe and North Africa on the official website, and various legions compete for the territory to obtain the gold coins produced in this area every month, so as to launch a struggle for the interests around gold coins and land; Fortress is an upgraded version of the joint, which can obtain industrial resources through fighting, thus strengthening your fortress, enabling it to open up the gain buff of experience, income and overall experience for the legion, and further enhance the individual and overall strength of the legion.
Among them, the battle between the United and the fortress has no fog of war. At the beginning, we knew each other's configuration, the map was completely random, and the opponents matched teams with similar strength according to the matching teams at that time. The area is shrouded in the fog of war. Find the opponent to know the configuration and quantity of the opponent, but the map is fixed and the opponent is fixed. The battle map of an area is fixed, and the opponents are also lined up to attack your team. You can know in advance to study tactics.
You can ask if you don't understand.