Subordinate Units
- Headquarters & Service Company
- Echo Company
- Fox Company
- Golf Company
- Weapons Company
At the beginning of World War II, the battalion had three subordinate rifle companies – E (Easy), F (Fox), G (George) – a weapons company designated as H (How), and a Headquarters Company. As the war progressed, the weapons company was eliminated and the component elements redistributed throughout the headquarters and rifle companies. During the Korean War the battalion's three rifle companies were designated D (Dog), E (Easy) and F (Fox). During the Vietnam War the battalion was organized under a four rifle company order of battle – E (Echo), F (Fox), G (Golf) and H (Hotel).
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