the Navy asset in the EMP and infantry-oriented, the 24/o. BIMGP was attached to the CGP. 1st Mounted Cavalry Group (1.er Grupo de Caballería Montado) Honor Guard Cavalry Squadron (Escuadrón de Caballería de Honores) Horse Artillery Battery (Batería Hipómovil) 1st Combat Engineer Company (1/a. Compañía de Ingenieros de Combate) Honor Guard Artillery Battery (Batería de Artillería de Honores) Music Band(Banda de Música) General Coordination Department of the Presidential Transport Aircraft (Coordinación General de Transportes Aéreos Presidenciales) (a staff department, part of the Staff mentioned above) Presidential Transport Air Group (Grupo Aéreo de Transportes Presidenciales) (since the disbanding of the EMP the Coordinación General has been closed down too and the GATP became the 6th Air Group of the Mexican Air Force) After the closure of the EMP the servicemen and women have lost their special status of personnel distinct from the three services and were integrated back into the Army, Air Force and Navy. Government plans call for the transformation of the Presidential Guard Corps into two military police brigades. Distinct from the brigade formations are independent regiments (all regiments are battalion-sized) and battalions''' assigned to zonal garrisons. Groups are company-sized units. The different types of units of the Mexican Army follow a sequential listing starting from 1. onwards. They include the following: 110 infantry battalions (sing.: Batallón de infantería) (with more being planned for activation. 110 is the total quantity of infantry battalions assigned to military zones and assigned to brigades) 24 separate infantry companies (sing.: Compañía de infantería no encuadrada) 3 parachute rifle battalions (sing.: Batallón de fusileros paracaidistas - 1st Batallón is part of the Army, 2nd and 3rd formally belong to the Air Force) 25 motorized cavalry regiments (sing.: Regimiento de caballería motorizado) 9 armored reconnaissance regiments (sing.: Regimiento blindado de reconocimiento) 8 mechanized regiments (sing.: Regimiento mecanizado) 9 artillery regiments (sing.: Regimiento de artillería) 8 mortar group of caliber 81-mm (sing.: Grupo de morteros de calibre 81-mm) 6 recoil-less rifle groups of caliber 106-mm (sing.: Grupo de cañones sin retroceso de calibre 106-mm) ? combat engineer battalions (sing.: Batallón de ingenieros de combate) (sources, which have reported previously small numbers of the quantity of combat engineer battalions in the Mexican Army are outdated, as official statements by the government report 8 combat engineer battalions deployed from the Mexican Army and Air Force deployed to the states of Baja California Sur, Chiapas, Ciudad de México, Estado