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	[[Category: Army Formations]]		[[Category: Army Formations]]
			[[Category:Land Force Organization]]

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	A '''''formation''''' is an organizational grouping of either [[unit~~\|units~~]] (for example a battalion of infantry or a regiment of armour, artillery, or engineers) or of smaller formations. A formation may be an ''administrative'' one - for example Land Force Western Area, or a ''tactical'' one; for example 4 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group.		A '''''formation''''' is an organizational grouping of either [[unit]]s (for example a battalion of infantry or a regiment of armour, artillery, or engineers) or of smaller formations. A formation may be an ''administrative'' one - for example Land Force Western Area, or a ''tactical'' one; for example 4 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group.

	The officer commanding a formation is known as the "Commander."		The officer commanding a formation is known as the "Commander."

Thom786 at 02:47, 20 June 2006

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	A '''''formation''''' is an organizational grouping of either units (for example a battalion of infantry or a regiment of armour, artillery, or engineers) or of smaller formations. A formation may be an ''administrative'' one - for example Land Force Western Area, or a ''tactical'' one; for example 4 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group.		A '''''formation''''' is an organizational grouping of either [[unit\|units]] (for example a battalion of infantry or a regiment of armour, artillery, or engineers) or of smaller formations. A formation may be an ''administrative'' one - for example Land Force Western Area, or a ''tactical'' one; for example 4 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group.

			The officer commanding a formation is known as the "Commander."

	==Heirarchy of Organizational Formations==		==Heirarchy of Organizational Formations==

Walford at 15:45, 19 June 2006

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	*****Brigade/Brigade Group		*****Brigade/Brigade Group

	[[Category: Army ~~formations~~]]		[[Category: Army Formations]]

Walford at 15:45, 19 June 2006

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A '''''formation''''' is an organizational grouping of either units (for example a battalion of infantry or a regiment of armour, artillery, or engineers) or of smaller formations. A formation may be an ''administrative'' one - for example Land Force Western Area, or a ''tactical'' one; for example 4 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group.

==Heirarchy of Organizational Formations==
*Land Force Command
*Canada Command
**Land Force Areas
***Regular Force Brigades/Brigade Groups
***Reserve Force Brigades/Brigade Groups
****Reserve Force Battle Groups
**Canadian Special Operations Force Command
**Canadian Expeditionary Force Command

==Heirarchy of Tactical Formations==
*Army Group
**Army
***Corps
****Division
*****Brigade/Brigade Group

[[Category: Army formations]]