BFSB

The United States Army is currently reorganising its intelligence formations into Battlefield Surveillance Brigades (BfSB), which should not to be confused with RSTA units. As part of the Army-wide transfer to Brigade Units of Action, some Infantry Divisions and separate brigades are transitioning to the RSTA format. The Army's Long Range Surveillance units (LRSU's) are being expanded into the Army's new Battlefield Surveillance Brigade (BfSB) format. The brigade contains a Brigade HHC, a Battlefield Surveillance Targeting Battalion (BSTB), a Military Intelligence Battalion and a Surveillance Reconnaissance Battalion (SRB). The SRB has an HHC, One Long Range Surveillance Company (LRSC) with 15 teams and two Cavalry Troops, each with two platoons. The RSTA capabilities are broader to encompass all aspects of basic recognizance and surveillance. The BfSB's Cavalry Troop (and LRS company if needed) can conduct the same recognizance and surveillance missions as a RSTA, but the BfSB's LRS company also has the more specialized mission and capability of being able to conduct surveillance mission deep behind enemy lines.
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