Brigade (English Wikipedia)

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  • "INDEX", Building the Tatmadaw, ISEAS Publishing, 2009-12-31, pp. 247–254, doi:10.1355/9789812308498-014, ISBN 978-981-230-849-8, retrieved 2024-06-22 Found on page 80/95 (depending on how you count) "While the MOC is equivalent to the LID, as both command ten battalions, the ROC is much smaller in size, with merely four battalions; thus it is the regiment level with a brigadier general as commander. It is a position between LID/MOC commander and Tactical Operation Command (TOC) commander, who commands only three infantry battalions with a small TOC HQ of Coordination officer, GS, AQ and 4 sergeant (clerks). Yet, the ROC commander enjoys financial, administrative, and judicial authority while the MOC commander does not have judicial authority."

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  • "INDEX", Building the Tatmadaw, ISEAS Publishing, 2009-12-31, pp. 247–254, doi:10.1355/9789812308498-014, ISBN 978-981-230-849-8, retrieved 2024-06-22 Found on page 80/95 (depending on how you count) "While the MOC is equivalent to the LID, as both command ten battalions, the ROC is much smaller in size, with merely four battalions; thus it is the regiment level with a brigadier general as commander. It is a position between LID/MOC commander and Tactical Operation Command (TOC) commander, who commands only three infantry battalions with a small TOC HQ of Coordination officer, GS, AQ and 4 sergeant (clerks). Yet, the ROC commander enjoys financial, administrative, and judicial authority while the MOC commander does not have judicial authority."

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  • House 1984, p. 169. House, Jonathan M. (1984). Toward Combined Arms Warfare: A Survey of 20th-Century Tactics, Doctrine, and Organization. Research Survey No. 2. Fort Leavenworth, Kansas: US Army Command and General Staff College. OCLC 11650157.

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