Order of Battle
53rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team consists of the following elements:
- Special Troops Battalion
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- Headquarters & Headquarters Company
- Company A (Engineer)
- Company B (Network Support)
- Company C (Signal)
- 124th Infantry Regiment, 1st Battalion
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- Headquarters & Headquarters Company
- Company A
- Company B
- Company C
- Weapons Company
- 124th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Battalion
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- Headquarters & Headquarters Company
- Company A
- Company B
- Company C
- Weapons Company
- 153rd Cavalry Regiment, 1st Squadron (Reconnaissance, Surveillance & Target Acquisition)
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- Headquarters & Headquarters Troop
- Troop A
- Troop B
- Troop C
- Troop D
- 116th Field Artillery Regiment, 2nd Battalion
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- Headquarters & Headquarters Battery
- Battery A
- Battery B
- 53rd Brigade Support Battalion
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- Headquarters & Headquarters Company
- Company A (Distribution)
- Company B (Maintenance)
- Company C (Medical)
- Company D (Forward Support - Cavalry Squadron)
- Company E (Forward Support - Infantry Battalion)
- Company F (Forward Support - Infantry Battalion)
- Company G (Forward Support - Field Artillery Battalion)
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