Chain of Command
| Sub-unit | C/O | squadron-sized | platoon-sized | smaller units | |
| commanding officer | Staff and headquarters |
deputy commanding officer chief military judge chaplain |
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| chief of staff | operational officer intelligence officer |
military police platoon |
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| chief communications officer | communication squadron | ||||
| chief commander of the tabors | tabor's workshop 2 commands of march columns |
3 columns each |
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| quartermaster | transport officer armament officer chief steward officer chief doctor chief veterinarian |
artillery park unit steward park unit medical platoon veterinary platoon |
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| Headquarters commander | staff squadron | ||||
| Commander's units | bicycle squadron (recce/liaison) engineering squadron |
HMG platoon |
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| cavalry regiment |
regiment commander | line squadrons - |
cavalry platoon - |
3 sections (6 soldiers each) LMG section (5 soldiers) squadron commanders troop |
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| LMG section administration unit |
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| HMG squadron maintenance squadron |
3 HMG platoons |
4 HMG each |
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| AT platoon bicycle platoon communications platoon |
engineering squad |
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| Mounted Artillery Unit (DAK) | DAK commander | munitions supply column |
75 mm artillery battery |
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| communications platoon | |||||
| Organic Armoured Unit | commander | tankette squadron armoured car squadron |
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| Organic Rifle Battalion | Rifles battalion |
Read more about this topic: Polish Cavalry Brigade Order Of Battle In 1939
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