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CORPS SUPPORT GROUPS


a. General. CSG headquarters provide command, control, staff planning, and supervision of three to seven subordinate logistics battalions. The COSCOM task organizes CSGs to meet the needs of supported forces based on the scheme of maneuver the corps G3 establishes and the CSGs' forward or rear employment missions. While there is no standard CSG organizational structure, the forward CSG consists of multifunctional CSBs providing direct and general support. The rear CSG consists of one or more CSBs providing DS and functional battalions providing GS.

b. Forward CSGs. Forward CSGs serve as the source of logistics support (less medical) for all corps organizations within their AOR. They provide forward support on an area basis to nondivision forces operating in the division AO, either directly through a CSB or indirectly by augmenting or reinforcing MSBs/FSBs. They provide area support to nondivision units behind the division's rear boundary, and GS supply and reinforcing DSM and field services support to divisions, separate brigades, and ACRs. Usually one forward CSG is allocated per committed division AO.

Each forward CSG employs a tailored CSB in the division area to provide responsive support to forward-employed nondivision forces. Unlike the DISCOM's fixed-structure MSB and FSB supporting division elements, the CSB is task organized to provide DS-level supply, services, and maintenance support to corps forces operating in the division area. The CSB reduces the command, control, and communications problems caused by long distances between supported nondivisional elements and supporting corps units otherwise located in the corps rear area. Though employed in the division area and merged with division bases or base clusters for rear operations security, the CSB remains under the forward CSG's command and control. Terrain management and highway regulation are coordinated with the division.

The remaining CSBs of each forward CSG employ behind the division rear boundary. They consist of both GS- and DS-level units to support nondivision forces in their assigned AOR as well as provide GS and reinforcing DS to the division, any separate brigades, and the ACR if employed in their AOR. One of these CSBs can provide the nucleus to support regeneration operations.

c. Rear CSG. A rear CSG is allocated per COSCOM. The rear CSG provides corpswide support and reinforcing support to the forward CSGs. Like the forward CSGs, it provides area support to units employed in or passing through its AOR. It can also provide the nucleus of logistics regeneration support in the corps rear area. The rear CSG may consist of multifunctional CSBs, functional battalions, and a base support battalion.

The rear CSG's CSBs provide DS-level area support to units in or passing through its AOR. These include hospitals, replacement units, signal units, corps HQ elements, and corps units supporting a reserve division. A CSB may also be tailored to provide regeneration support in the corps rear area.

The rear CSG's functional battalions provide corpswide logistics support to divisions, separate brigades, and ACRs as well as reinforcing support to the forward CSGs. The petroleum supply battalion, ammunition battalion, and S&S battalion maintain the corps reserve stocks. These stocks enable the corps commander to support combat and provide the surge capability to win in battle. The transportation battalions support the supply and replacement distribution systems. The AVIM battalion provides corpswide AVIM support and reinforcing AVUM. In an arid environment, a water supply battalion provides corpswide GS-level water supply.

Theater dependent, a base support battalion maintains facilities in caretaker status for future reactivation to provide base operations support.

d. TA dependence. The COSCOM depends on TA general support units (GSUs) (heavy materiel supply companies, repair parts supply companies, and general supply companies) to resupply its subordinate GSUs. This dependence is particularly significant during reconstitution operations when the CMMC will arrange for push packages of class VII items and class IX repair parts required specifically for the units being reconstituted. The COSCOM also depends on TA transportation assets to supplement the corps transportation system assets. It depends on the general support maintenance (GSM) units to repair items beyond DSM unit capability for return to the supply system. If the CMMC's automation capability is disrupted, the COSCOM may depend on the theater army materiel management center (TAMMC) or TAACOM materiel management center (MMC), as written in the OPLAN, for continuity of operations.

 

 


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