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Duties and Responsibilities of the
Front Chief of Rocket Troops and Artillery
The front chief rocket troops and artillery is an important member of
the organs of troop control. He controls the rocket and artillery forces in
peace and wartime. He fulfills the following tasks:
organizes, plans, conducts, and inspects measures for achieving higher levels
of combat and operational preparation of the artillery forces of the
front;
organizes, plans, conducts, and inspects special operational, combat, and
political training of the forces and staff of the rocket troops and artillery
of the front and of subordinate formations;
prepares operational and combat calculations on the employment of artillery
during the commander's decision making process;
suggests operational and combat employment of rocket troops and artillery.
must know the manning level, situation, conditions, and combat capability of
the units and sub-units of rockets and artillery;
reports on the situation and operational and combat use of these units during
the decision process.
organizes the actions and plans the combat use and operational activities of
the RT&A in response to the front commander's decision and the
instructions from higher staff on artillery;
issues combat missions and combat instructions to the RT&A troops of the
front and to the RT&A staffs of the subordinate formations;
organizes and plans the grouping of the artillery forces and their preparation
of FUP areas; also insures preparation of firing positions for rockets and
artillery units with the objective of providing cover and concealment for the
artillery while they are providing artillery cover and support for the forces
on the main attack axis;
insures preparation of rocket troops and artillery for accomplishment of their
assigned missions;
plans and conducts all-around combat support measures in the interest of
RT&A;
provides constant support and assistance for the front forces with
various kinds of ammunition, artillery supplies, weapons, and rockets;
creates supply dumps for artillery combat supplies filled to the designated
norms at all levels and then insures transport of ammunition and artillery
supplies to the forces during the operation;
organizes interaction of rocket troops and artillery with other front
operational elements and the forces of the front operating in the
front area during the conduct of the operation, especially in
accomplishment of the most important missions;
constantly inspects the accomplishment of orders and instructions by
subordinate forces;
renders necessary assistance to front RT&A forces and to
subordinate formations and units.
The chief of RT&A during the operation must know the situation, condition,
manning level, and capabilities of his subordinate forces and be prepared at
any time to report about this to the front commander or chief of
staff. He is prepared to provide suggestions on the proper operational and
combat employment of the RT&A.
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Duties and Responsibilities of the
Army Chief of Rocket Troops and Artillery
The army chief rocket troops and artillery is an important member of the organs
of troop control. He controls the rocket and artillery forces in peace and
wartime. He fulfills the following tasks:
organize, plan, conduct, and inspect measures for achieving higher levels of
combat and operational preparation of the army artillery;
organize, plan, conduct, and inspect special operational, combat, and political
training of the forces and staff of the rocket troops and artillery of the army
and of subordinate large units;
know the manning level, situation, conditions, and combat capability of the
units and subunits of rocket and artillery;
prepare operational and combat calculations on the employment of artillery
during the commander's decision making process and suggests operational and
combat employment of rocket troops and artillery;
organize the actions and plan the combat use and operational activities of the
RT&A on the basis of the army commander's decision and the instructions
from higher staff on artillery;
issue combat missions and combat instructions to the RT&A troops of the
army and to the RT&A staffs of the subordinate large units;
organize and plan the grouping of the artillery forces and their preparation of
FUP areas and insure preparation of firing positions for rocket and artillery
units with the objective of providing cover and concealment for the artillery
while they are providing artillery cover and support for the forces on the main
attack axis;
insure preparation of rocket troops and artillery for accomplishment of their
assigned missions;
plan and conduct all-around combat support measures in the interest of
RT&A;
provide constant support and assistance for the army forces with various kinds
of ammunition, artillery supplies, weapons, and rockets;
create supply dumps for artillery combat supplies filled to the designated
norms at all levels and then insures transport of ammunition and artillery
supplies to the forces during the operation;
organize interaction of rocket troops and artillery with other army operational
elements and the forces of the front operating in the army area during
the conduct of the operation, especially in accomplishment of the most
important missions;
constantly monitor the accomplishment of orders and instructions by subordinate
forces;
render necessary assistance to army RT&A forces and to subordinate large
units.
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Duties and Responsibilities of the
Division Chief of Rocket Troops and Artillery
The division chief of rocket troops and artillery is an important member of the
organs of troop control. He controls the rocket and artillery forces in peace
and wartime.
The division chief of rocket troops and artillery is responsible for the
following in peacetime and in wartime: for the correct use of all artillery
units of the division; for training of the division personnel within his
specialty; for the combat and mobilizational readiness of the division
artillery units, and for the combat and political training, indoctrination,
military discipline, and political morale of their personnel; for correct use
and repair of artillery armament and of combat and other equipment in units
immediately subordinate to him. He is subordinate to the division commander,
and he is the direct superior of personnel of the division artillery units and
subunits. The division chief of rocket troops and artillery is obligated to
perform the following tasks:
Organize, plan, conduct, and inspect measures for achieving higher levels of
combat and operational preparation of the division artillery forces.
Organize, plan, conduct, and inspect special operational, combat, and political
training of the forces and staff of the rocket troops and artillery of the
division and of subordinate units.
Prepare combat calculations on the employment of artillery during the
commander's decision making process. He suggests combat employment of rocket
troops and artillery.
Know the manning level, situation, conditions, and combat capability of the
units and subunits of rockets and artillery. He reports on the situation and
combat use of these units during the decision process.
In response to the division commander's decision and the instructions from
higher staff on artillery, organize the actions and plan the combat use and
activities of the RT&A.
Issues combat missions and combat instructions to the RT&A troops of the
division and to the RT&A staffs of the subordinate units.
Organize and plan the grouping of the artillery forces and their preparation of
FUP areas. He also insures preparation of firing positions for rockets and
artillery units with the objective of providing cover and concealment for the
artillery, while they are providing artillery cover and support for the forces
on the main attack axis.
Insure preparation of rocket troops and artillery for accomplishment of their
assigned missions.
Plan and conduct all-around combat support measures in the interest of
RT&A.
Provide constant support and assistance for the division forces with various
kinds of ammunition, artillery supplies, weapons, and rockets. He creates
supply dumps for artillery combat supplies filled to the designated norms at
all levels and then insures transport of ammunition and artillery supplies to
the forces during the operation.
Organize interaction of rocket troops and artillery with other division
elements and the forces of the army operating in the division area during the
conduct of the battle, especially in accomplishment of the most important
missions.
Constantly inspect the accomplishment of orders and instructions by subordinate
forces.
Renders necessary assistance to division RT&A forces and to subordinate
formations and units.
The chief of RT&A during the battle must know the situation, condition,
manning level, and capabilities of his subordinate forces and be prepared at
any time to report about this to the division commander or chief of staff. He
is prepared to provide suggestions on the proper operational and combat
employment of the RT&A.
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