TABLE OF ORGANIZATION AND EQUIPMENT OF CHEMICAL DEFENSE FORCES/CHEMICAL DEFENSE PERSONNEL ALLOCATIONS/MISSION AND EMPLOYMENT OF CHEMICAL DEFENSE UNITS & INSTALLATIONS IN A DEFENSIVE SITUATION/GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS AND MAP SYMBOLS USED I

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April 2, 2009
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August 29, 1958
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REPORT
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Approved For Release 2009/04/02 : CIA-RDP80T00246A004300690001-8 The division portable flamethrower company is zither assigned to one of the regiments as a tactical unit, or it may be broken down into platoons add attached to separate regiments depending on the tactical situa- tion. (b) Attached Supporting Units (c) The attached terrain decontamination battalion is broken down into companies which establish three to four special decontamination stations. 2 The weapons and clothing decontamination company astab- . lishes two to three deeov:~,~tion bases. The chemical and radiation detection company personnel remain under divisional control at a'prescribed location in order that they may be employed to perform reconnaisance missions as the need arises. The heavy flamethrower battalion is employed along the most likely routes of approach for enemy amore These flamethrovers are .placed either in advance of the armoaed defense barriers (PCK) or in gaps between armored defense barriers. All Units. All chemical defense forces, both organic and armed, cooperated with the engineers in the laying of mine fields, including regular high-explosive antitank and anti- personnel mines as well as eheeical lend mines. In addi- tion, they cooperated in planning for and creating smoke screens for the concealment of defensive positions. 4. Glossary of Abbreviations and Map Symbols. The following abbreviations and map swere is the basis for this report; a. Abbreviations Translation V4zs' Vegyl szolgalat fonok Chemical Service Chief Yt.,Zfe he Yegyl szolgalat fonok -hemieal Service Deputy belyettese Chief V . ag-i. ti. Vegyivedelmi anyagi tiszt Chemical Defense Supply Officer yr. szd. AS Vegyi^edelmi szazadparanc- Chemical Defense snck . :. . f V. axe plc. Vegyivea-lmi azakaszparanc- Chemical Defense +....toon CQ' snok We ea. VegyivedeL?ni eloado ?hemlcal Defense Lecturer We m. Vegyivedelm4. meeter Chemical Defense Master We okt. Vegyivedelmi oktato Chemical Defense Instructor` We szd. Vegyivedelmi azazad Chemical Defense Cui any We sze Vegyivedelmi szakaaz Chemical Defense Platoon We agore Vegyivedelmi anyagraktar Chemical Defense Supply Depot Love r..dt. Lovesz hadteat Rifle Corps Love +g.l.) ho. Lovesz (gepesitett loveez) Rifle (Mach Inf) Division `ado:-ztaly Lo? a (g.1.) e. Lo'e.z (gepeait.,tt loveez) Rifle (Mach Inf) Regiment e:ared T;.v. (4.1.) zj. Loveez (gepesitett lovesz) Rifle (Mach Inf) Battalion, zaszloalj Approved For Release 2009/04/02 : CIA-RDP80T00246A004300690001-8 Approved For Release 2009/04/02 : CIA-RDP80T00246AO04300690001-8 m0 N4 D-E-N@T4-A-L C Hop (i6) f c (17) (18) (19) (20) (?i) (22) (23) p ?O QI Battalion staff Regimental armored defense barrier Division armored defense barrier Regimental decontamination station Division decontamination station Terrain decontamination vehicle Boundary between regiments Boundary between battalions Boundary between divisions Minefields m? Flamethrower unit Start of enemy advance .. Route of withdrawal see Para 3 b (i Enclosures: Figure 1 fable of Organization of Chemical Defense Forces in the ian Army Figure 2 m P nt of Chemical Warfare Corps Per 1 in the Hungarian Figure 3 m Chemical observation Scheme CO4 i F-1-D-B-H-T-ImA-L Approved For Release 2009/04/02 : CIA-RDP80T00246AO04300690001-8 Approved For Release 2009/04/02 CIA-RDP80T00246A004300690001-8 COJ F4@D-NaN-T 4A?L FgrNo. i }) .s I 9 14%, I'D 912 QS d ~ d m 0 Rifle Corps / Rifle Battalion infantry fra.; ring Camp 'f+ C~ D6 1X cM CA 04 Rif-- Regiment Separate Tank Division Separate Self -propelled Tank Regimut Artillery Di 9 Artillery Brigade Artffliriy ft-iwnt Separate Antitank Artillery Division _te AAA Regiment Separate Mortar Artillery Regiment parate Big l Regiment Separate Signal. Battalion Engineer Brigade Separate Engineer Bat-;-alion Separate War.hip Brigade Air Regiment Separate Air Engineer Ser- vice Battalion C4=Fmi D=R N -T-i A L Branch Offic:?L^e' School Approved For Release 2009/04/02 : CIA-RDP80T00246A004300690001-8 Approved For Release 2009/04/02 : CIA-RDP80T00246AO04300690001-8 25X1 se e'te Mortar Regiment Sep .te S B,tt , EagImer Brlm 1e liner Bat.i Separate P i er Battalion separate r W e .p Brigaft Lair Runt Separate Air &giucer C44444-E4-T-I-A-L Ianr Tra C Separate Tw%k Division I-b N N Separate 8a -pr. U d W-'s !! i ?~6ao 0-0 N N Artil3=7 Mvioion, ~ ArtUlary Brigade N ay N Arti ry g nt Autitw* Artillery .vision a a N 10e v?'ate giant 10 Approved For Release 2009/04/02 : CIA-RDP80T00246A004300690001-8 Approved For Release 2009/04/02 : CIA-RDP80T00246AO04300690001-8 C-CN-F-I-D B-N-T- n A-L Pi ire NO CBi4ICAL COSMWATION SCIM a .r.I.JI ~..~ a S< a AV