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Army Aviation
Army aviation is transferred to Air Force with all
the helicopters of the army helicopters wing (3 battalions with
32 Agusta A-109 and 8 Alouette II) in 2004.
Signals
2nd Signals Group (Saint-Nicolas)
Logistic support
4th Logistic Battalion
(Marche-en-Famenne & Stockem) Staff Company
HQ
HR Section
Information & Operations Section
Administrative Support
Material Management Section Services Company HQ Supply Group Maintenance Group “Horeca Group” Signals Section 7th Material Company Hq Technical Group Mechanical Maintenance Group Signals/Optics Maitenance Group Materials Management Group
7th Supply & Transport Company
HQ
Technical Group
Distribution Group
2 x Transport Groups
Services Group
Military Police Group (Movement Control) Evere Nivelle, Marche-en-Famenne Leopoldsburg Lombardsjide
Training
1/3 Regiment Cyclisten - Kamp Beverlo (Leopoldsburg)
20 Bataillon d'Artillerie - Camp d'Elsenborn
(Butgenbach)
2/4 Régiment de
cyclistes - Camp de Lagland (Arlon)
3 Chasseurs à pied - Camp de Marche
(Marche-en-Famenne)
Equipment AFC/RFV
242 Mowag Piranha 8 x 8
CMI 90mm ELBIT 30mm FN Herstal ARROWS 12.7mm THALES Command Surface Mine Plough and Dozer Blade
99 APCs
32 30-mm autocannon
40 90-mm cannon
24 command vehicles
18 engineer vehicles
17 recovery and repair
12 ambulances APC
60 Pandur 6 x 6[1] RECON
300 Dingo 2 (still delivering) (3.5 ton and 4 ton
payload)
Armored upto 12.7mm
Versions: 7.62mm, 12.7mm, 40mm automatic grenade launcher
Utility
950 IVECO (replacing ILTIS)
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