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Battle of Chosin Reservoir

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I can still publish estabs.

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I haven't had much time to conduct research recently, but here's the equipment of a USMC rifle company:
-228 Men
-Weapons: 102x M1 Garand, 76x M1 Carbine, 27x BAR, 6x .30 MG (not sure whether it was the M1919 or the M1917) 2x 2.36 inch bazooka, 3x 60mm mortar

Thank you. I'll adjust it

However, since CO2 each person can only use one weapon, I have to increase some number so that they can use Rifle grenades or hand grenades

Again, South Korean regimental organization mirrored that of the US, but lacked the Medium Tank Company and, in many cases also lacked the Heavy Mortar Company at full strength (sometimes the unit would be reduced to a platoon due to heavy equipment losses)

Unfortunately some of the documents describing the equipment allowance of some of the regimental subunits are unavailable in a digital format, so I can only include precise equipment allowances for the medium tank company

Here's some more info on US army organization at regimental level. A standard US Infantry Regiment was organized as follows:

1x HQ company
-285 men

1x Service Company
-187 men

1x Heavy Mortar Company
-191 men
-Three Platoons of four mortar squads
-Weapons 12x 4.2mm M2 Mortars, Unknown number of trucks and supporting weapons but unit fully motorised

-Medium Tank Company
-149 men
-Suborganization:
-1x HQ, Maintenance and Supply Section
-Vehicles: 2x M4A3(76), 3x 1/4 ton Jeep, 1x M39 Armoured Utility Vehicle or M3A1 Half-Track, 1x M32 Tank Recovery Vehicle, 2x 2.5 ton Cargo truck
-4x Tank Platoons
-Each: 5x M4A3(76)

-Medical Company
-212 men

-3x Infantry Battalions
-Each 919 men

Thank you very much !

This was the same with 41 Commando which was motorized throughout much of the Chosin Reservoir Battle.

Yes, they were usually motorized from divisional and regimental trucks. But this motorization seems to have been somewhat ad-hoc and came and went according to the whims of the divisional and regimental commander.