캐나다 육군 구조
Structure of the Canadian Army
이것은 2020년 12월 현재 캐나다 육군의 구조이다.
캐나다 2사단
5 캐나다 기계화 여단
34 캐나다 여단
35 캐나다 여단
제2캐나다사단지원단
- CFB 몬트리올에[39][40] 있는 제2 캐나다 사단 지원 그룹 본사
- CFB Valcartier에 있는 제2 캐나다 사단 지원 기지 Valcartier
- CFB 발카르티에의 La Musique du Royale 22 Regiment
캐나다 3사단
1 캐나다 기계화 여단
38 캐나다 여단
39 캐나다 여단
| | 39 캐나다 여단 본부 B.M. 소장에 있습니다Hoffmeister OC, CBE, DSO 빌딩, 밴쿠버[67] |
| | 밴쿠버 베티[68] 스트리트 드릴 홀의 브리티시컬럼비아 연대(코너트 공작) |
| | 켈로나[69] 준장 앵글아머리의 브리티시컬럼비아 기병대가 |
| | 캠루프스의[70] JR Vicars Armey에 있는 록키 마운틴 레인저스 |
| | 뉴웨스트민스터[71] 아머리에 있는 로열웨스트민스터 연대 |
| | 밴쿠버 시포스[72] 아머리의 캐나다 시포스 하이랜더스 |
| | 빅토리아 주 베이[73] 스트리트 아머리의 캐나다 스코틀랜드 연대(프린세스 메리) |
| | 제5회(브리티시컬럼비아) 빅토리아 주 베이[73] 스트리트 아머리의 캐나다 왕립 포병 야전 포병 연대 |
| | 밴쿠버 베스버러[74] 아머리의 캐나다 왕립 포병 제15야전포병연대 |
| | 39 전투공병연대, 캐나다 왕립공병연대 로저 켄우드 성 대령입니다 John, OMM, CD Armey, Chiliwack[75] |
| | 39 신호연대, 캐나다 왕립 신호소장 B.M.Hoffmeister OC, CBE, DSO 빌딩, 밴쿠버 |
| | 리치몬드 셔먼 아머리 대령에 있는 39개 복무 대대 |
41 캐나다 여단
제3캐나다사단지원단
- CFB Edmonton의[85] 제3 캐나다 사단 지원 그룹 본사
- CFB Edmonton에 있는 제3캐나다 사단 지원 기지 Edmonton
- 캐나다 제3사단 지원기지, 웨인라이트 분대, CFB 웨인라이트
- CFB Shilo의 제3 캐나다 사단 지원 기지 Shilo
- CFB 서필드 제3캐나다사단 지원기지 서필드
캐나다 제4사단
2 캐나다 기계화 여단
31 캐나다 여단
32 캐나다 여단
33 캐나다 여단
제4캐나다사단지원단
- CFB 페타와와[132] 제4캐나다 사단지원단 본부
- 4 캐나다 사단 지원단 신호비행대
- 제4캐나다사단 지원기지 페타와와 CFB 페타와와
- 토론토 지역 지원부
캐나다 5사단
| | CFB 핼리팩스에 있는 제5캐나다사단 본부 |
| | 캐나다 전투 지원 여단 |
| | | CFB 킹스턴[133] 캐나다 전투지원여단 본부 |
| | | CFB Gagetown[134] 왕립 캐나다 포병 제4포병연대(일반지원) |
| | | 4 CFB Gagetown의[135] 캐나다 왕립 엔지니어 지원 연대 |
| | | 21 전자전 연대, 캐나다 왕립 신호, CFB 킹스턴[136] |
| | | 캐나다 육군 정보부대, 킹스턴 |
| | | 영향력 활동 태스크포스, 핼리팩스 |
| | 36 캐나다 여단 |
| | | 핼리팩스[137][138] 왕립 포병 공원에 있는 36 캐나다 여단 본부 |
| | | 핼리팩스[139] 아머리의 핼리팩스 소총(RCAC) |
| | | 샬롯타운의[140] 퀸 샬롯 아모리에 있는 프린스 에드워드 아일랜드 연대(RCAC) |
| | | 핼리팩스[139] 아머리의 루이즈 퓨실리어스 공주 |
| | | 켄트빌 CDSB 분견대 올더샷 5번지 웨스트노바스코샤 연대 |
| | | 트루로[141] 아머리의 노바스코샤 하이랜더스(북쪽) |
| | | 시드니 빅토리아[142] 파크 아머리의 케이프 브레튼 하이랜더스 |
| | | 핼리팩스 주 베이어스 호수 아머리에 있는 캐나다 왕립 포병 제1(핼리팩스-다트머스) 야전 포병 연대 |
| | | 야머스 아머리에 있는 캐나다 왕립 포병[143] 제84 독립 야전포대 |
| | | 제36전투공병연대, 캐나다 왕립공병연대, CFB Shearwater[144] |
| | | 핼리팩스[145] 윌로우 파크 무기고 36 신호연대, 캐나다 왕립 신호대 |
| | | 핼리팩스[145] 윌로우 파크 무기고 36개 복무대 |
| | 37 캐나다 여단 |
| | | 캐나다 37 여단 본부, 5 CDSB 분견대[146] 몽톤에 배치 |
| | | 8번째 캐나다 후사르(루이즈 공주), CDSB 분리 몽톤[147] 5번지 |
| | | 프레데릭턴[148] 칼튼 스트리트 아머리의 왕립 뉴브런즈윅 연대(칼튼 & 요크) |
| | | 노스쇼어[149](뉴브런즈윅) 연대, Colonel CCL Gammon Armey, Bathurst |
| | | 세인트존스[150] 왕립 뉴펀들랜드 연대 1대대 |
| | | 코너브룩[151] 갈리폴리 아머리에 있는 로열 뉴펀들랜드 연대 2대대 |
| | | 세인트존[152] 바락그린아머리의 캐나다 왕립 포병 제3야전포병연대(로열 컴퍼니) |
| | | CFS 세인트 존스의 캐나다[153] 왕립 공병 제37전투공병연대 |
| | | 37 신호연대[154], 캐나다 왕립신호센터 세인트존스 |
| | | 센터 세인트 존스의 37개 복무대대 |
| | 제5캐나다사단지원단 |
| | | CFB Gagetown에 있는 제5캐나다사단 지원 기지 Gagetown |
| | | 제5캐나다사단 지원기지 올더샷 |
| | CFB Gagetown에 있는 제5캐나다 사단 훈련 센터 |
| | CFB 갠더에서 제5캐나다 레인저 순찰단 |
| | 핼리팩스의 3 인텔리전스 컴퍼니(예비역) |
캐나다 육군독트린 트레이닝 센터
2020년에 조직된 캐나다 육군 독트린 및 훈련 센터(그림 클릭 시 확대) 전투 훈련 센터
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