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1st Artillery Brigade (Japan)


FieldValue
unit_name1st Artillery Brigade
imageFile:多連装ロケットシステム(第1特科群).jpg
captionA M270 MLRS of the 1st Artillery Regiment.
datesOctober 1952 – present
countryJapan
branch
typeArtillery
roleAnti-ship warfare
Artillery observer
Counter-battery fire
Fire support
Indirect fire
sizeBrigade
command_structure[[File:JGSDF Northern Army.svg23px]] Northern Army
garrisonChitose
<!-- Commanders -->current_commanderMaj. Gen. Kenji Kagawa
notable_commanders
identification_symbol_2

Artillery observer Counter-battery fire Fire support Indirect fire

The 1st Artillery Brigade is the only active artillery brigade of the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force. The brigade is subordinated to the Northern Army and is headquartered in Chitose, Hokkaidō. Its responsibility is the defense of Hokkaidō.

Organization

  • 1st Artillery Brigade, in Chitose
    • 1st Artillery Brigade HQ, in Chitose
    • 1st Artillery Regiment (Mechanized), in Chitose
      • 129th Artillery Battalion, with three batteries of M270 multiple rocket launchers
      • 131st Artillery Battalion, in Kamifurano, with three batteries of M270 multiple rocket launchers
    • 1st Surface-to-Surface Missile Regiment, in Chitose, with four batteries of Type 88 surface-to-ship missiles
    • 2nd Surface-to-Surface Missile Regiment, in Bibai, with four batteries of Type 88 surface-to-ship missiles
    • 3rd Surface-to-Surface Missile Regiment, in Kamifurano, with four batteries of Type 88 surface-to-ship missiles
    • 301st Observation Battery, in Chitose
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