Structure

The 7th Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group is structured around two companies comprised of individual platoons or detachments.

A Company
Main article: A Company

ACoy is predominantly infantry based. It is the front line presence during an operation, engaging enemies on foot, as well as with LAV IIIs assigned to each section.

1 Platoon
One Platoon is considered the primary platoon in designation alone. It was, at one point, the more experienced platoon but as the unit has grown, Two Platoon has just as many experienced members.

1-1-A
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1-1-B
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1-1-C
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2 Platoon
Two Platoon is where most new recruits were placed before completing their DP1 training and moving on to Guardsman rank. Now, due to the rapid expansion of the unit, it is just as combat effective as One Platoon with it's mix of recruits and experienced members.

1-2-A
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1-2-B
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1-2-C
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1-3-A
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1-3-B
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1-3-C
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B Company
Main article: B Company

BCoy is a support company. It is built around resupplying, direct fire support, air support and medical facilities.

Combat Service & Support
Main article: Combat Service & Support

Also called Combat Logistics Patrol, the purpose of this unit is to rearm, repair and refuel friendly forces in the field while also providing rear security.

Medical Detachment
Main article: Medical Detachment

The Medical Detachment or MedDet's purpose is to stabilize and evacuate friendly units who have been injured. One medic will be assigned to each platoon in ACoy. They are to remain at the HQ and their job is to stabilize casualties for medevac to the rear where they will be brought back to full health.

Direct Fire Support
Main article: Direct Fire Support

Direct Fire Support's purpose is to assist allied forces in combat via the usage of the heavy armor, howitzers, mortars and TOW missile systems.

6-1
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6-1-A
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6-1-B
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Canadian Special Operations Group
Main article: Canadian Special Operations Group

CSOG's job is to get in before the rest of the company and reconnoiter areas selected by supported unit commanders, select helicopter LZs and DZs, remove minor obstacles, use ground-to-air radio transmissions to guide pilots and advise them of air traffic within the AO and coordinate directly with fire support units.

6-2-A "Spectre 1"
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6-2-B "Spectre 2"
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6-2-E "Spectre 3"
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Air Detachment 447 Combat Support Squadron
Main article: 477 Combat Support Squadron

The Air Detachment or AirDet has multiple jobs to perform during an operation. They are responsible for transporting equipment and soldiers to and from an AO, providing close air support and providing aerial reconnaissance. AirDet makes use of equipment such as the CH-146 Griffon, CH-147 Chinook and the CF-188A Hornet.