Unit Organization
The battalion has undergone various reorganizations. In addition to a headquarters company it has contained:
- Company A -- interrogation; (in Vietnam this was language translation/analysis and documents exploitation not interrogation)
- Company B -- counter-intelligence;
- Company C -- electronic warfare (deactivated); (in Vietnam this was Field Operations Intelligence/Collection not EW)
- Training company—the Forces Command Intelligence Training Detachment -- trains reservists;
- Company F -- 51 Infantry Long Range Surveillance Company
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