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This is the full operational order of battle of the current United States Army, including the United States Army Reserve, United States Army National Guard, and joint elements with army elements. The below structure is current for 2024, but is continually updated.

Note on organisations:

  • 'Armored Cavalry Regiments' are equivalent to brigades
  • Cavalry 'Squadrons' are equivalent to infantry battalions
  • Cavalry 'Troops' are equivalent to infantry companies
  • Support 'Groups' are equivalent to brigades

Armoured BCT

  • (Armoured Reconnaissance:14 x M2A2 Abrams Main Battle Tanks, 41 x M3A2 Bradley Cavalry Fighting Vehicles, and 28 x Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles)
  • (Combined-Arms Armoured: 29 x M2A2 Abrams Main Battle Tanks, 18 x M2A2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles, and 23 x Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles)
  • (Combined-Arms Infantry: 15 x M2A2 Abrams Main Battle Tanks, 32 x M2A2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles, and 23 x Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles)
  • (Self-Propelled Field Artillery: 18 x M109A6 155mm Self-Propelled Guns, 11 x M2A2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles, 18 x M99A2 Ammunition Support Vehicles, and 24 x Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles)
  • (Armoured Engineers: 15 x M2A2 Abrams Infantry Fighting Vehicles, 6 x High Mobility Engineering Excavators, 6 x T-5/T-9 Dozers. 6 x XM1150 Assault Breacher Vehicles, and 4 x M104 Wolverine Heavy Assault Bridges)
  • (Armoured Support: 153 x Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck, 108 x Medium Light Tactical Vehicles, 35 x M88A1/A2 Armored Recovery Vehicles, and 12 x Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles)

Stryker BCT

  • (Stryker Reconnaissance: 40 x M1126 Stryker Wheeled Armoured Personnel Carriers, 12 x M1128 105mm Mobile Gun Systems, 10 x M1134 Stryker Antitank Guided Missile APCs, and 6 x M1129 Stryker 120mm Mortar Carrier APCs)
  • (Stryker Infantry: 48 x M1126 Stryker Wheeled Armoured Personnel Carriers and 9 x M1129 Stryker 120mm Mortar Carrier APCs)
  • (155mm Towed Artillery: 18 x M777A3 155mm Towed Howitzers, 13 x M1131 Stryker Fire Support APCs, 4 x M1092 Medium Trucks with AN/TPQ-53 Counterfire Radars)
  • (Stryker Engineers: 12 x M1132 Stryker Engineer Support APCs, 6 x M1126 Stryker Wheeled APCs, 6 x High Mobility Engineer Excavators, 6 x T-5 Dozers, and 2 x Multipurpose Loaders)
  • (Stryker Support: 115 x Medium Light Tactical Vehicles, 80 x M1120 Heavy Mobility Trucks with Trailers, and 48 x Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Trucks)

Infantry BCT

  • (Light Cavalry: 63 x Oshkosh L-ATV Light Tactical Vehicles)
  • (Light Infantry: 52 x Oshkosh L-ATV Light Tactical Vehicles and 8 x M997 Humvee Ambulances)
  • (Light Field Artillery: 12 x M119A1/A2 105mm Towed Howitzers, 6 x M777A3 155mm Towed Howitzers, and 4 x M1092 Medium Trucks with AN/TPQ-53 Counterfire Radars)
  • (Light Engineers: 11 x Dump trucks, 6 x High Mobility Engineer Excavators, 4 x Multipurpose Loaders, 3 x Light Engineering Tractors, and 2 x T-5 Dozers)
  • (Light Support: 134 x Medium Light Tactical Vehicles, 66 x M1120 Heavy Mobility Trucks with Trailers, and 7 x M1088 Medium Cargo Trucks with Semitrailers)

Parachute BCT

  • (Airborne Cavalry; 63 x Oshkosh L-ATV Light Tactical Vehicles and 20 x M1046 TOW-equipped Humvees)
  • (Parachute Infantry; 30 x M998 Humvee Light Utility Vehicles, 20 x M1046 TOW-equipped Humvees, and 15 x Light Medium Utility Vehicles)

Air Assault BCT

Corps Artillery

  • (155mm Towed Artillery: 18 x M777A3 155mm Towed Howitzers, 13 x M1131 Stryker Fire Support APCs, 4 x M1092 Medium Trucks with AN/TPQ-53 Counterfire Radars)
  • (Rocket Artillery (HIMARS); 18 x M142A1 227mm Wheeled Mobile Rocket Systems, 36 x M1148 Medium Tactical Vehicles, 17 x Light Medium Tactical Vehicles, and 4 x M1092 Medium Tactical Vehicles with AN/TPQ-53 Counterfire Radars)
  • (Rocket Artillery (MLRS); 18 x M270A2 227mm Tracked Multiple Launch Rocket Systems, 36 x M1148 Medium Tactical Vehicles, 17 x Light Medium Tactical Vehicles, and 4 x M1092 Medium Tactical Vehicles with AN/TPQ-53 Counterfire Radars)
  • (Self-Propelled Field Artillery: 18 x M109A6 155mm Self-Propelled Guns, 11 x M2A2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles, 18 x M99A2 Ammunition Support Vehicles, and 24 x Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles)

Air Defense Artillery

  • (Light Air Defense; 24 x AN/TWQ-1 Avenger Mobile Surface-to-Air Missile Systems and 72 x FIM-92 Stinger MANPADS)
  • (C-RAM Air Defense; 24 x Centurion 20mm Towed Anti-Aircraft Gun Systems and 72 x FIM-92 Stinger MANPADS)
  • (Mobile Air Defense; 24 x MIM-104 Patriot Mobile Surface-to-Air Missile Systems and 72 x FIM-92 Stinger MANPADS)
  • (Stryker Air Defense; 24 x Stryker Mobile SHORAD Armoured Personnel Carriers and 72 x FIM-92 Stinger MANPADS)

Aviation

  • (Attack/Reconnaissance; 24 x Boeing AH-64D/E Attack Helicopters)
  • (Attack Aviation; 24 x Boeing AH-64D/E Attack Helicopters)
  • (Security & Support; 24 x Eurocopter UH-72A Lakota Light Utility Helicopters)
  • (Assault Aviation; 30 x Sikorsky UH-60M Black Hawk Assault Helicopters)
  • (General Support Aviation; 20 x Sikorsky UH/HH-60L Black Hawk Assault and 12 x Boeing CH-47E Chinook Heavy Lift Utility Helicopters)

Unknown assignments:

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Department of the Army

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Chart summarizing the organization of the Department of the Army's Headquarters as of 2010.

Headquarters, Department of the Army is the corporate office of the department which exercises directive and supervisory functions and consists of two separate staffs: the Office of the Secretary of the Army (10 United States Code § 7014[6]), the mainly civilian staff; and the Army Staff (10 United States Code § 7031,[7] & 10 United States Code § 7032[8]), the mainly military staff. The Office of the Secretary and the Army Staff are organized along similar lines, with civilians and military officers both overseeing similar program areas.[b]

Office of the Secretary of the Army

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The Army Staff

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The Army Staff is led by the chief of staff of the Army, a four-star general who is the highest-ranking officer in the Army and the Army member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The chief of staff is assisted in managing the Army Staff by the vice chief of staff of the United States Army, a four-star general and second highest-ranking officer in the Army. The Army Staff is divided into several directorates, each headed by a three-star general; a deputy chief of staff (DCS G–1 (personnel), G–2 (intelligence), G–3 (operations), G–4 (logistics),[14] G-5 (planning), G-6 (network), G-7 (training), G-8 (finance), and G-9 (installations) respectively).[15][16] the DCS G-3/5/7 is a single office for operations, plans, and training.

United States Army Forces Command

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The United States Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) is the main combatant command of the United States Army headquartered at Fort Bragg in North Carolina. Lead by a four-star general, the command is responsible for commanding the main combat forces, National Guard, and Army Reserve forces. The main combat forces under FORSCOM include: I Corps, III Armored Corps, V Corps, XVIII Airborne Corps, Army National Guard, and Army Reserve Command.

National Training Center

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The National Training Center is part of the US Army Forces Command (FORSCOM). The opposing force at the National Training Center (NTC) is the 11th Cavalry Regiment, the Blackhorse Cavalry, who are stationed at the base to provide an opposing force to units on a training rotation at Fort Irwin.[30] In September 2017, a state-of-the-art hospital was opened that provides healthcare services to the Fort Irwin beneficiaries. Following the United States withdraw from Afghanistan in 2021 and the Russian invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, The National Training Center began to train Soldiers for future fights against major near-peer adversaries.[31]

I Corps

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For operational purposes, I Corps is part of United States Army Pacific, but for administration is part of United States Forces Command. I Corps is responsible for operational deployments to the joint United States Indo-Pacific Command area of operations, including Asia, the Pacific, and the Indian Ocean areas.

7th Infantry Division

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The 7th Infantry Division is responsible for overseeing the two stryker brigades combat teams of the 2nd Infantry Division and the separate 16th Combat Aviation Brigade. When deployed, the two brigades come under the 2nd Division, and are only under the 7th for administration while in the Continental United States.[51][51]

11th Airborne Division

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A United States Army Alaska Stryker from Bravo Company, 3-21 Infantry Regiment, 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team during Operation Arctic Pegasus at Deadhorse, Alaska, 3 November 2015.

On 5 May 2022, during a hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Army Secretary Christine Wormuth and Army Chief of Staff General James McConville announced that United States Army Alaska would be reflagged as the 11th Airborne Division. On June 6, 2022, during separate ceremonies, the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team and 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 25th Infantry Division were reflagged to the 1st Infantry Brigade Combat Team and 2nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team (Airborne), 11th Airborne Division respectively. All units from the former United States Army Alaska were absorbed under the new division. It was also announced that the 1st Infantry Brigade would divest its Strykers. Following these changes, the brigade would test several new vehicles to include the Cold-Weather All-Terrain Vehicle (CATV) to replace the former Strykers. The division's 2nd Brigade would remain largely unchanged.[54]

25th Infantry Division

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Soldiers of the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division move toward a simulated enemy during exercise Bronco Rumble at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii on May 8, 2013.

The 25th Infantry Division is a light infantry-roled division based in Hawaii. The division provides light infantry for the land-based elements of United States Indo-Pacific Command, which before 2022 also included a Stryker and Airborne brigade. However, in 2021, the 3rd Brigade was reorganised from a Stryker BCT to an infantry BCT.[57] Then in 2022, as part of a reorganisation of United States Army Alaska, the former 1st Stryker and 4th Airborne BCTs of the division became part of a new 11th Airborne Division as the 1st and 2nd BCTs respectively.[54]

III Armored Corps

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III Corps holds the major Armored formations of the US Army and is responsible for second wave deployment, and tasked with supporting deployments around the world.

1st Cavalry Division

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Soldiers from Company B, 2nd Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division conduct urban assault training at Hohenfels Army base with Albanian infantrymen during the multi-national training exercise, Combined Resolve II.

The 1st Cavalry Division is organised as an armored division alongside the 1st Armored Division, though retains its historical designation of a 'Cavalry Division'. The 1st Cavalry Division is one of two divisions in the U.S. Army which maintains a mounted colour guard. The 1st Cavalry Division Horse Cavalry Detachment is one of those, and provides ceremonial mounted guards when needed.[76] As part of the Army 2030 changes, the division will be reorganised as an 'Armored Division (Reinforced)' alongside the 1st Armored Division and 34th Infantry Division. Overall, the division will gain a new engineer brigade and protection brigade along with international brigade changes.

Graphic representing the structure of the 1st Cavalry Division in 2022.

1st Armored Division

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Soldiers with 1st Battalion, 6th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division form a defensive line with M1A1 Abraham tanks in order to defend Adowa village training site during the Network Integration Evaluation 16.2 at Fort Bliss, Texas, May 2, 2016.

The division has been reorganized under the new modular design after moving to Fort Bliss, in which the deployable unit of manoeuvre is a brigade rather than a division. It consists of a division headquarters battalion, three armored brigade combat teams, a combat aviation brigade, a sustainment brigade, and a division artillery,[89] field artillery battalions are assigned to their respective brigade combat teams. As part of the Army 2030 changes, the division will be reorganised as an 'Armored Division (Reinforced)' alongside the 1st Cavalry Division and 34th Infantry Division. Overall, the division will gain a new engineer brigade and protection brigade along with international brigade changes.

1st Infantry Division

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Soldiers assigned to 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, drive through the desert in M2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles during Decisive Action Rotation 13-03 at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin, Calif., Jan. 19, 2013.

The 1st Infantry Division is organised the same as the 1st Armored Division, minus one brigade. However, for historical purposes still holds the title of 'infantry division'. Army part of the Army 2030 reforms, the division will become an Armored Division, and in 2024 and 2025, the division will gain a third brigade which will be organised as a stryker brigade combat team. It will also gain a protection brigade.

4th Infantry Division

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The 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, trained and tested its units, Soldiers and capabilities June 9-17, 2020, during Operation Ray Flash.

The 4th Infantry Division is a heavy division of the U.S. Army, consisting of two stryker BCTs and one armored BCT.[95] The division is regionally aligned with Europe, and deploys brigade combat teams occasionally to Eastern Europe. Army part of the Army 2030 reforms, the division will become an Armored Division, and in 2024 and 2025, one of the division's brigades will convert to a stryker brigade combat team. It will also gain a protection brigade.

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Location of III Armored Corps major command headquarters locations.

XVIII Airborne Corps

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The XVIII Airborne Corps oversees the main rapid deployment formations of the US Army: 82nd Airborne (Parachute), 101st Airborne (Air Assault), 3rd Infantry Division (Mechanised & Infantry), and 10th Mountain Division (Mountain & Light Assault).[97]

3rd Infantry Division

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Vehicles from 2nd Battalion, 7th Infantry Regiment, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, prepare to move during Exercise Cold Response 16, a Norwegian-led cold weather training exercise.

The 3rd Infantry Division is one of two 'armored-centric infantry divisions' in the U.S. Army (the other being the 1st Infantry) and consists of two armored and one infantry brigade. The 3rd and 4th Infantry Divisions are both regionally aligned with Europe, and regularly deploy an armored BCT to Europe. Since 2022, the division regularly deploys a division-level headquarters to Europe, alongside at-least one armored brigade combat team. Army part of the Army 2030 reforms, the division will become an Armored Division, and in 2024 and 2025, the division will gain a third brigade which will be organised as a stryker brigade combat team. It will also gain a protection brigade.

10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry)

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Soldiers from Charlie Company, 2nd Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division and Iraqi army soldiers look for training camps and weapon caches along the Zaghytun Chay River, about 50 miles southeast of K irkuk, Iraq, Nov. 18, 2007.

The 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry), despite its name, is not a mountain-trained formation, but rather a standard light infantry division, much like the 25th in the Pacific. The 10th however does maintain its 'Mountain' and 'Ranger' tabs because of tradition and its soldiers are occasionally trained at the Army Mountain Warfare School in Vermont. The commander of the 10th Mountain Division is also dual-hatted as the Garrison Commander of the Fort Drum Garrison.

82nd Airborne Division

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The 82nd Airborne Division is the army's only parachute dedicated formation, and main rapid-deployment formation based at Fort Bragg in North Carolina.

101st Airborne Division (Air Assault)

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The 101st Airborne Division is organised as an infantry division, with its units specially trained in helicopter assault tactics. For historical purposes, the division still keeps the name of 'Airborne Division'. Prior to 2016, the 82nd had four standard brigade combat teams and a combat aviation brigade. Each BCT had a cavalry squadron, two parachute infantry battalions, and one each of a field artillery, support, and special troops battalions. As part of the second wave of reforms however, the division was expanded with the 4th BCT disbanding while the 1st-3rd BCTs each gained a parachute infantry battalion and re-designated their support troops battalion as an engineer battalion. The division also gained an artillery headquarters (101st Airborne Division Artillery) and a sustainment brigade.

First United States Army

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On order, First Army expands to nine Mobilization force generation installations (MFGI) to mobilize the Reserve component of the US Army. The Army Reserve mobilizes Focused readiness units (FRU) to meet Operational plan (OPLAN) requirements of the combatant commander (CCDR).[139]

  • First United States Army[140][141]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois
    • 85th Army Reserve Support Command, at Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois[142] – administers all Army Reserve units below
      • 1st Mobilization Support Group
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Fort Totten, New York
        • 1101st Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Totten, New York
        • 1102nd Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Totten, New York
        • 1103rd Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey
        • 1104th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey
        • 1105th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Eustis, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia
        • 1106th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Eustis, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia
        • 1107th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Eustis, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia
        • 1108th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Campbell, Kentucky
        • 1109th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Campbell, Kentucky
        • 1110th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Campbell, Kentucky
        • 1111th Mobilization Support Battalion, in Decatur, Georgia
        • 1112th Mobilization Support Battalion, in Decatur, Georgia
        • 1113th Mobilization Support Battalion, in Decatur, Georgia
        • 1114th Mobilization Support Battalion, in Forest Park, Illinois
        • 1115th Mobilization Support Battalion, in Forest Park, Illinois
        • 1116th Mobilization Support Battalion, in Forest Park, Illinois
      • 2nd Mobilization Support Group
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
        • 2201st Mobilization Support Battalion, in Norman, Oklahoma
        • 2202nd Mobilization Support Battalion, in Norman, Oklahoma
        • 2203rd Mobilization Support Battalion, in Bossier City, Louisiana
        • 2204th Mobilization Support Battalion, in Bossier City, Louisiana
        • 2205th Mobilization Support Battalion, in Bossier City, Louisiana
        • 2206th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Bliss, Texas
        • 2207th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Bliss, Texas
        • 2208th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Bliss, Texas
        • 2209th Mobilization Support Battalion, in Mountain View, California
        • 2210th Mobilization Support Battalion, in Mountain View, California
        • 2211th Mobilization Support Battalion, in Mountain View, California
        • 2212th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
        • 2213th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
        • 2214th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
        • 2215th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Carson, Colorado
        • 2216th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Carson, Colorado
        • 2217th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Carson, Colorado
        • 2218th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Riley, Kansas
        • 2219th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Riley, Kansas
        • 2220th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Riley, Kansas

First Army Division East

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  • First Army Division East[143][144][141]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Battalion, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
    • 4th Cavalry Brigade (Multifunctional Training Brigade)[145]
    • 177th Armored Brigade (Combined Arms Training Brigade)[150]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Camp Shelby, Mississippi
      • 1st Battalion, 305th Regiment (Infantry), at Camp Shelby, Mississippi[151]
      • 2nd Battalion, 351st Regiment (Infantry), at Camp Shelby, Mississippi
      • 2nd Battalion, 305th Regiment (Field Artillery), at Camp Shelby, Mississippi[152]
      • 3rd Battalion, 315th Regiment (Training Support), at Camp Shelby, Mississippi (Army Reserve)[153]
      • 3rd Battalion, 349th Regiment (Logistics Support), at Camp Shelby, Mississippi (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 346th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), at Camp Shelby, Mississippi (Army Reserve)
      • 3rd Battalion, 347th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), in Orlando, Florida (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 348th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), at Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico (Army Reserve)
      • 3rd Battalion, 348th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), at Camp Blanding, Florida (Army Reserve)
    • 157th Infantry Brigade (Multifunctional Training Brigade)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Camp Atterbury, Indiana
      • 1st Battalion, 335th Regiment (Infantry), at Camp Atterbury, Indiana[154]
      • 2nd Battalion, 289th Regiment (Field Artillery), at Camp Atterbury, Indiana[155]
      • 1st Battalion, 345th Regiment (Brigade Engineers), at Camp Atterbury, Indiana[156]
      • 3rd Battalion, 411th Regiment (Logistics Support), at Camp Atterbury, Indiana (Army Reserve)
      • 3rd Battalion, 335th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), at Fort Sheridan, Illinois (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 337th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), in Waterford, Michigan (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 338th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), at Camp Atterbury, Indiana (Army Reserve)
      • 3rd Battalion, 338th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), in Blacklick, Ohio (Army Reserve)
    • 174th Infantry Brigade (Multifunctional Training Brigade)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey
      • 1st Battalion, 314th Regiment (Infantry), at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey[157]
      • 1st Battalion, 307th Regiment (Training Support), at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey (Army Reserve)[158]
      • 2nd Battalion, 312th Regiment (Training Support), at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey (Army Reserve)[159]
      • 3rd Battalion, 312th Regiment (Training Support), at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland (Army Reserve)[160]
      • 3rd Battalion, 314th Regiment (Field Artillery), at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey[161]
      • 2nd Battalion, 315th Regiment (Brigade Engineers), at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey (Army Reserve)[162]
      • 1st Battalion, 315th Regiment (Brigade Support), at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey[163]
      • 3rd Battalion, 313th Regiment (Logistics Support), at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey (Army Reserve)
      • 1st Battalion, 309th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 309th Regiment (Combat Service Support), at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey (Army Reserve)[159]
      • 2nd Battalion, 312th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), in Corapolis, Pennsylvania (Army Reserve)
      • 3rd Battalion, 312th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland (Army Reserve)
    • 188th Infantry Brigade (Multifunctional Training Brigade)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Fort Stewart, Georgia
      • 3rd Battalion, 395th Regiment (Armor), at Fort Stewart, Georgia[164]
      • 1st Battalion, 306th Regiment (Infantry), at Fort Stewart, Georgia[165]
      • 2nd Battalion, 357th Regiment (Infantry), at Fort Benning, Georgia[166]
      • 2nd Battalion, 306th Regiment (Field Artillery), at Fort Stewart, Georgia[167]
      • 4th Battalion, 306th Regiment (Brigade Engineers), at Fort Stewart, Georgia[168]
      • 5th Battalion, 306th Regiment (Brigade Support), at Fort Stewart, Georgia[169]
      • 2nd Battalion, 349th Regiment (Logistics Support), at Fort Stewart, Georgia (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 345th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina (Army Reserve)
      • 3rd Battalion, 345th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), at Fort Gillem, Georgia (Army Reserve)
      • 1st Battalion, 347th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), at Fort Gillem, Georgia (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 347th Regiment (Combat Support/Combat Sustainment Support), at Fort Gordon, Georgia (Army Reserve)
Graphic representing the structure of the United States Army's First Army Division East.

First Army Division West

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  • First Army Division West[170][141]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Fort Hood, Texas
    • 5th Armored Brigade (Combined Arms Training Brigade)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Fort Bliss, Texas
      • 1st Battalion, 360th Regiment (Infantry), at Fort Bliss, Texas[171]
      • 3rd Battalion, 362nd Regiment (Infantry), at Fort Bliss, Texas[172]
      • 1st Battalion, 289th Regiment (Training Support), in Houston, Texas (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 290th Regiment (Training Support), in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (Army Reserve)
      • 3rd Battalion, 361st Regiment (Training Support), in Denver, Colorado (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 363rd Regiment (Training Support), in Mesa, Arizona (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 362nd Regiment (Field Artillery), at Fort Bliss, Texas[173]
      • 1st Battalion, 362nd Regiment (Air Defense Artillery), at Fort Bliss, Texas[174]
      • 1st Battalion, 361st Regiment (Brigade Engineers), at Fort Bliss, Texas[175]
      • 3rd Battalion, 364th Regiment (Brigade Engineers), at Fort Bliss, Texas[176]
      • 2nd Battalion, 393rd Regiment (Brigade Support), at Fort Bliss, Texas[177]
      • 1st Battalion, 393rd Regiment (Logistics Support), at Fort Bliss, Texas[178]
      • 2nd Battalion, 356th Regiment (Logistic Support), at Fort Carson, Colorado (Army Reserve)[179]
    • 120th Infantry Brigade (Multifunctional Training Brigade)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Hood, Texas
      • 3rd Battalion, 289th Regiment (Training Support), Beaumont, Texas (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 360th Regiment (Training Support), in Lathrop, California (Army Reserve)
      • 1st Battalion, 363rd Regiment (Training Support), in Dublin, California (Army Reserve)[180]
      • 2nd Battalion, 381st Regiment (Training Support), in Dallas, Texas (Army Reserve)
      • 1st Battalion, 395th Regiment (Brigade Engineers), at Fort Hood, Texas[181]
      • 2nd Battalion, 395th Regiment (Brigade Support), at Fort Hood, Texas[182]
      • 3rd Battalion, 356th Regiment (Logistic Support), at Fort Liggett, California (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 382nd Regiment (Logistics Support), in Waco, Texas (Army Reserve)
      • 4th Battalion, 393rd Regiment (Medical), in Gatesville, Texas[183]
    • 181st Infantry Brigade (Multifunctional Training Brigade)
    • 189th Infantry Brigade (Multifunctional Training Brigade)[189]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
      • 2nd Battalion, 358th Regiment (Armor), at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington[190]
      • 3rd Battalion, 360th Regiment (Training Support), in Salt Lake City, Utah (Army Reserve)
      • 3rd Battalion, 363rd Regiment (Training Support), at Joint Forces Training Base – Los Alamitos, California (Army Reserve)
      • 1st Battalion, 364th Regiment (Training Support), at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington (Army Reserve)
      • 2nd Battalion, 364th Regiment (Training Support), at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington (Army Reserve)
      • 3rd Battalion, 358th Regiment (Field Artillery), at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington[191]
      • 1st Battalion, 356th Regiment (Logistics Support), at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington (Army Reserve)
      • 3rd Battalion, 356th Regiment (Logistic Support), at Fort Hunter Liggett, California (Army Reserve)[192]
    • 166th Aviation Brigade (Multifunctional Training Brigade)[193]
Graphic representing the structure of the United States Army's First Army Division West.

Security Force Assistance Command

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Soldiers of the 3rd Security Force Assistance Brigade placing their new brown berets on following the formation of the brigade.

The SFAC is an U.S. Army command which groups and coordinates the SFABs. The mission of the SFAB is to carry out train, advise, and assist (TAA) missions overseas with foreign nation military partners. SFABs are the United States Army's latest, and most potent solution to providing dedicated and trained personnel to relieve the Brigade Combat Teams from performing combat advisory missions.[196] Operating in units with roughly 800 personnel, SFABs are designed to be versatile and deployable worldwide and are made up exclusively of non-commissioned officers and commissioned officers however E-4s with promotable status are accepted and receive promotion to sergeant (E-5) upon graduation of MATA.[197]

  • Security Force Assistance Command[198]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Battalion, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
    • 3rd Battalion, 353rd Regiment, at Fort Polk, Louisiana (Security Force Assistance Training)[199][200]
    • 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade, at Fort Benning, Georgia[201] – aligned with SOUTHCOM
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • 3rd Cavalry Squadron (Security Force RST&A Cavalry)
      • 1st Infantry Battalion (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 2nd Infantry Battalion (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 4th Field Artillery Battalion (Security Forces Field Artillery)
      • 5th Brigade Engineer Battalion (Security Forces Brigade Engineers)
      • 6th Brigade Support Battalion (Security Forces Combat Sustainment Support)
    • 2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina – aligned with AFRICOM
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • 3rd Cavalry Squadron (Security Force RST&A Cavalry)
      • 1st Infantry Battalion (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 2nd Infantry Battalion (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 4th Field Artillery Battalion (Security Forces Field Artillery)
      • 5th Brigade Engineer Battalion (Security Forces Brigade Engineers)
      • 6th Brigade Support Battalion (Security Forces Combat Sustainment Support)
    • 3rd Security Force Assistance Brigade, at Fort Hood, Texas – aligned with CENTCOM
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • 3rd Cavalry Squadron (Security Force RST&A Cavalry)
      • 1st Infantry Battalion (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 2nd Infantry Battalion (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 4th Field Artillery Battalion (Security Forces Field Artillery)
      • 5th Brigade Engineer Battalion (Security Forces Brigade Engineers)
      • 6th Brigade Support Battalion (Security Forces Combat Sustainment Support)
    • 4th Security Force Assistance Brigade, at Fort Carson, Colorado – aligned with EUCOM
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • 3rd Cavalry Squadron (Security Force RST&A Cavalry)
      • 1st Infantry Battalion (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 2nd Infantry Battalion (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 4th Field Artillery Battalion (Security Forces Field Artillery)
      • 5th Brigade Engineer Battalion (Security Forces Brigade Engineers)
      • 6th Brigade Support Battalion (Security Forces Combat Sustainment Support)
    • 5th Security Force Assistance Brigade, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington – aligned with INDOPACOM
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • 3rd Cavalry Squadron (Security Force RST&A Cavalry)
      • 1st Infantry Battalion (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 2nd Infantry Battalion (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 4th Field Artillery Battalion (Security Forces Field Artillery)
      • 5th Brigade Engineer Battalion (Security Forces Brigade Engineers)
      • 6th Brigade Support Battalion (Security Forces Combat Sustainment Support)
    • 54th Security Force Assistance Brigade (Army National Guard)[202]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Indiana
      • 3rd Squadron, in Gainesville, Florida (Security Force RST&A Cavalry)[203]
      • 1st Battalion, at Fort Benning, Georgia (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 2nd Battalion, in Pinellas Park, Florida (Security Forces Infantry)
      • 4th Battalion, in Dallas, Texas (Security Forces Field Artillery)
      • 5th Battalion, in Columbus, Ohio (Security Forces Brigade Engineers)
      • 6th Battalion, at Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois (Security Forces Combat Sustainment Support)
Graphic representing the structure of the United States Army's Security Force Assistance Command.

32nd Army Air and Missile Defence Command

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20th CBRNE Support Command

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National Guard Divisions

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For operational purposes, all National Guard divisions report to Army Forces Command and are presented below as 'direct reporting divisions'.

28th Infantry Division

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29th Infantry Division

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Graphic representing the full structure of the 29th Infantry Division of the U.S. Army National Guard; including the attached/aligned elements.

34th Infantry Division

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The 34th Infantry Division is an infantry division of the national guard, with most of the division part of the Minnesota and Iowa National Guard. In 2011, it was staffed by roughly 6,500 soldiers from the Minnesota National Guard,[250] 2,900 from the Iowa National Guard, about 300 from the Nebraska National Guard, and about 100 from other states.[251] In 2022, the division was officially aligned with V Corps.[252] As part of the Army 2030 changes, the division will be reorganised as an 'Armored Division (Reinforced)' alongside the 1st Cavalry Division and 1st Armored Division. Overall, the division will gain a new engineer brigade and protection brigade along with international brigade changes.

35th Infantry Division

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36th Infantry Division

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The 36th Infantry Division has the majority of its personnel from the Texas Army National Guard, but also includes elements from other states. In October 2022, as part of the new 'Divisional Alignment Program', the division was massively reorganised with the addition of the 155th Armored BCT and 81st Stryker BCT from the 35th Infantry and 7th Infantry Divisions respectively. The division subsequently lost its field artillery brigade and 256th Infantry BCT. In due course, the division will become a 'Standard Heavy' division, with its main fighting strength focused around armored brigade combat teams.[280][281] Army part of the Army 2030 reforms, the division will become an Armored Division.

38th Infantry Division

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40th Infantry Division

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The 40th Infantry Division consists mostly of California Army National Guard, but also includes other states units from the Western United States. The 81st Stryker BCT is from Washington; 29th Infantry BCT from Hawaii; 41st Infantry BCT from Oregon; 79th Infantry BCT, Divisional Artillery, Sustainment Brigade, and Combat Aviation Brigade from California; and 65th Field Artillery Brigade from Utah.

42nd Infantry Division

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The 42nd Infantry Division had initially only had the 27th and 44th Infantry BCTs, however in 2021 following the end of the 'Associated Unit Program', Vermont's 86th Infantry BCT re-joined the division after a six year hiatus from the 10th Mountain Division.

United States Army Special Operations Command

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The United States Army Special Forces Command is part of the joint United States Special Operations Command. Only army units will be listed however.

United States Army John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School, The Special Operations Center of Excellence

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1st Special Forces Command (Airborne)

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The 1st Special Forces Command (Airborne) is a division-level special operations forces command within the United States Army Special Operations Command.[321] The command was first established in 1989 and reorganized in 2014 grouping together the Army Special Forces (a.k.a. "the green berets"), psychological operations, civil affairs, and support troops into a single organization operating out of its headquarters at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.[322]

The mission of 1SFC (A) is to organize, equip, train, and validate forces to conduct full-spectrum special operations in support of United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), Geographic Combatant Commanders, American ambassadors, and other governmental agencies. The new command includes all seven Special Forces groups (including the five active duty and two Army National Guard groups), two Psychological Operations groups, a civil affairs brigade, and a sustainment brigade. The Command has the ability to rapidly deploy a high-level headquarters to run sustained, unconventional campaigns in foreign theaters.[323][324]

Army Special Operations Aviation Command

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Special Warfare Combatant-craft Crewmen from Special Boat Team 12, stationed at Naval Base Coronado, Calif., with the help of aviators from 4th Battalion, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment conducted a Maritime External Air Transportation System training evolution in Moses Lake, Wash., May 21.

United States Army Special Operations Aviation Command (USASOAC) provides command and control, executive oversight, and resourcing of United States Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) aviation assets and units in support of national security objectives. USASOAC is responsible for service and component interface; training, doctrine, and proponency for Army Special Operations Aviation (SOA); system integration and fleet modernization; aviation resource management; material readiness; program management; and ASCC oversight. USASOAC was established March 25, 2011 consisting of 135 headquarters soldiers and subordinate units totalling more than 3,300 personnel, include the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), (160th SOAR) (A) which features 4 Aviation Battalions, the USASOC Flight Company, the Special Operations Aviation Training Battalion, the Systems Integration Management Office, and the Technology Application Projects Office.[326]

  • Army Special Operations Aviation Command[327]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
    • 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), at Fort Campbell, Kentucky – brigade formation
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • 1st Battalion[f]
      • 2nd Battalion[g]
      • 3rd Battalion, at Hunter Army Airfield, Georgia[h]
      • 4th Battalion, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington[i]
    • United States Army Special Operations Command Special Operations Training Battalion, at Fort Campbell, Kentucky
    • United States Army Special Operations Command Flight Company, at Fort Campbell, Kentucky (Mixed organisation: UH-60L, C-212, C-27J, UV-20, and C-12C)
    • Systems Integration Management Office, at Fort Campbell, Kentucky
    • Technology Applications Program Office, at Fort Eustis, Joint Base Langley–Eustis, Virginia

Joint Special Operations Command

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United States Army Training and Doctrine Command

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U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command is charged with overseeing training of Army forces and the development of operational doctrine. TRADOC operates 37 schools and centers at 27 different locations. TRADOC schools conduct 1,304 courses and 108 language courses. The 1,304 courses include 516,000 seats (resident, on-site and distributed learning) for 443,231 soldiers; 36,145 other-service personnel; 8,314 international soldiers; and 28,310 civilians.

United States Army Combined Arms Center

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The United States Army Combined Arms Center (USACAC) provides leadership and supervision for leader devleopment and professional military and civilian education; institutional and collective training; functional training; training support; battle command; doctrine; lessons learned and specified areas in order to serve as a catalyst for change and to support developing relevant and ready expeditionary land formations with campaign qualities in support of the joint force commander.[330]

Mission Command Center of Excellence

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  • Mission Command Center of Excellence, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
    • Battle Command Knowledge System
    • Information Operations Proponent
    • Current Force Integration Doctrine
    • Training & Doctrine Command Program Integration Office–Battle Command
    • Center for Army Lessons Learned
    • Center for Army Leadership
    • Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate
    • Army Joint Support Team
    • Air Sea Land Application Center

United States Army Cyber Center of Excellence

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The United States Army Cyber Center of Excellence is the army's school for professional training of cyber and communications personnel. The center forms part of the Combined Arms Center and is based at Fort Gordon in Georgia. The commanding general of the Cyber Center of Excellence is also the garrison commander of Fort Gordon.

United States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence

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The United States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence is the army's school for professional training of military intelligence personnel. The center forms part of the Combined Arms Center and its headquartered at Fort Huachuca in Arizona. The commanding general of the Intelligence Center of Excellence is also the garrison commander of Fort Huachuca.[334]

United States Army Medical Center of Excellence

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United States Army Aviation Center of Excellence

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The United States Army Aviation Center of Excellence is responsible for all U.S. Army aviation training and headquartered at Fort Rucker, Alabama.

Maneuver Support Center of Excellence

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United States Army Engineer School

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United States Army Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear School

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The United States Army Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear School or simply the CBRN School is tasked with training troops of the Chemical Corps. The School is commanded by the Chief of Chemical who is also Commandant of the School.

United States Army Military Police School

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United States Army Maneuver Center of Excellence

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United States Army Armor School

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Graphic representing the current structure of the United States Army Armor School.

The United States Army Armor School's primary focus is the training of United States Army soldiers, non-commissioned officers, warrant officers, and commissioned officers in the operation, tactics, and maintenance of armor forces and equipment including the M1 Abrams main battle tank, the Bradley Fighting Vehicles, the Stryker Mobile Gun System, assorted crew-served and personal weapons, and various other equipment including radios.

United States Army Infantry School

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United States Army Combined Arms Support Command

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The Combined Arms Support Command (CASCOM) trains, educates, and develops adaptive Sustainment professionals for the total force while generating, synchronizing, and integrating innovative Army and Joint Sustainment capabilities, concepts, and doctrine to sustain LSCO in a Multi Domain Operations (MDO) environment and enable the Waypoint Force through FY22 activities and events in support of the Commander’s Lines of Effort (LOE).

United States Army Sustainment University

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United States Army Transportation School

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  • United States Army Transportation School, at Fort Lee, Virginia
    • 2nd Staff and Faculty Company
    • 508th Transportation Company
    • E Company (Advanced Individual Training)
    • T Company (Advanced Individual Training)
    • Cargo Training Division
    • Army Driver Standardization Office
    • Safety Office
    • Deployment and Deployment Systems Department
    • Maritime Training Division
    • Maritime and Intermodal Training Department
    • Marine Qualification Office
    • Training Management Office

United States Army Quartermaster Center and School

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United States Army Ordnance School

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Soldier Support Institute

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United States Army Fires Center of Excellence

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United States Army Field Artillery School

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United States Army Air Defense Artillery School

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United States Army Recruiting Command

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United States Army Recruiting Command Brigades and Battalions recruiting areas map.
A member of the US Army parachute team Golden Knights descending under his parachute, with an American flag.

United States Army Recruiting Command is responsible for manning of both the Regular Army and the Army Reserve and oversees recruiting operations in the United States, Puerto Rico, the U. S. Virgin Islands, Guam, American Samoa, and overseas U.S. bases.[363]

  • United States Army Recruiting Command[363]
    • Headquarters, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
    • 1st Recruiting Brigade[364]
      • Brigade Headquarters, at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland
      • Albany Recruiting Battalion, in Watervliet, New York
      • Baltimore Recruiting Battalion, at Fort Meade, Maryland
      • Harrisburg Recruiting Battalion, in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania
      • Mid-Atlantic Recruiting Battalion, at Naval Air Engineering Station Lakehurst,, New Jersey
      • New England Recruiting Battalion, at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Maine
      • New York City Recruiting Battalion, at Fort Hamilton, New York
      • Richmond Recruiting Battalion, in Richmond, Virginia
      • Syracuse Recruiting Battalion, in Syracuse, New York
    • 2nd Recruiting Brigade
      • Brigade Headquarters, at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
      • Atlanta Recruiting Battalion, in Atlanta, Georgia
      • Columbia Recruiting Battalion, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
      • Jacksonville Recruiting Battalion, in Jacksonville, Florida
      • Miami Recruiting Battalion, in Miami, Florida
      • Montgomery Recruiting Battalion, at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama
      • Raleigh Recruiting Battalion, in Raleigh, North Carolina
      • Tampa Recruiting Battalion, in Tampa, Florida
      • Baton Rouge Recruiting Battalion, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
    • 3rd Recruiting Brigade[365]
      • Brigade Headquarters, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
      • Chicago Recruiting Battalion, at Naval Station Great Lakes, Illinois
      • Cleveland Recruiting Battalion, in Cleveland, Ohio
      • Columbus Recruiting Battalion, in Columbus, Ohio
      • Indianapolis Recruiting Battalion, in Indianapolis, Indiana
      • Great Lakes Recruiting Battalion, in Lansing, Michigan
      • Milwaukee Recruiting Battalion, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
      • Minneapolis Recruiting Battalion, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota
      • Nashville Recruiting Battalion, in Nashville, Tennessee
    • 5th Recruiting Brigade[366]
      • Brigade Headquarters, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
      • Dallas Recruiting Battalion, in Irving, Texas
      • Denver Recruiting Battalion, in Denver, Colorado
      • Houston Recruiting Battalion, in Houston, Texas
      • Kansas City Recruiting Battalion, in Kansas City, Missouri
      • Oklahoma Recruiting Battalion, in Oklahoma, Oklahoma
      • San Antonio Recruiting Battalion, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
      • Phoenix Recruiting Battalion, in Phoenix, Arizona
    • 6th Recruiting Brigade[367]
      • Brigade Headquarters, in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Los Angeles Recruiting Battalion, in Encino, California
      • Portland Recruiting Battalion, in Portland, Oregon
      • Northern California Recruiting Battalion, in Sacramento, California
      • Salt Lake City Recruiting Battalion, in Salt Lake City, Utah
      • Southern California Recruiting Battalion, in Mission Viejo, California
      • Seattle Recruiting Battalion, in Seattle, Washington
      • Central California Recruiting Battalion, at Naval Air Station Lemoore, California
    • Medical Recruiting Brigade[368]
      • Brigade Headquarters, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
      • 1st Medical Recruiting Battalion, at Fort Meade, Maryland
      • 2nd Medical Recruiting Battalion, at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
      • 3rd Medical Recruiting Battalion, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
      • 5th Medical Recruiting Battalion, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
      • 6th Medical Recruiting Battalion, in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • Special Operations Recruiting Battalion (Airborne), at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
      • Chaplain Recruiting Branch, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
    • Marketing and Engagement Brigade[369]
      • Brigade Headquarters, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
      • Mission Support Battalion
      • United States Army Parachute Team
      • United States Army Marksmanship Team
      • Army Warrior Fitness Team
      • Army eSports Team

United States Army Cadet Command

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United States Army Cadet Command is responsible for overseeing all Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (Army ROTC).[370] Each brigade has a certain area of responsibility (AOR), including:

Map showing the areas overseen for each Army ROTC brigade.

United States Army Initial Military Center of Excellence

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The United States Army Center for Initial Military Center of Excellence provides initial military training from three main locations. The 108th Training Command is part of the Center for operational purposes, but part of the United States Army Reserve Command for administration.[372]

United States Army Army Training Center

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108th Training Command (Initial Entry Training)

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While the 108th Training Command (Initial Entry Training) belongs to the U.S. Army Reserve, it is operationally controlled by Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), which conducts Initial Military Training for both officers and enlisted Soldiers; supports CIMT, the ATCs, and USACC which includes support to more than 150 colleges and universities. The command provides professionally trained and ready Drill Sergeant units, Instructors, Leader Trainers, and Command expertise to conduct Initial Entry Training, Cadet Training, and Theater Security Cooperation Training.

95th Training Division (Initial Entry Training)

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The 95th Training Division (Initial Entry Training) is headquartered at Fort Sill, Oklahoma and has units from coast to coast and Hawaii with it's peacetime mission being to support the Army’s Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC). In the event of mobilization, the division will augment TRADOC installations by providing companies or battalions as necessary. Additionally, the 95th will provide personnel and/or detachments to deploy in support of theater operations.

98th Training Division (Initial Entry Training)

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The 98th Training Division (IET) has been a unit of the U.S. Army Reserve with the primary mission of training Soldiers in Basic Combat Training, Advanced Individual Training, Noncommissioned Officer and Officer professional development courses, Reserve Officer Training Corps instruction and One Station Unit Training in Engineer and Infantry specialties. After more than 45 years in Rochester, New York the headquarters relocated to Fort Benning, Georgia in July 2012, and continues to exercise command and control of four brigades located throughout twelve states in the eastern U.S. as well as Puerto Rico.

104th Training Division (Leader Training)

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The 104th Training Division (LT) is a training component of the United States Army Reserve and a subordinate unit of the 108th Training Command (IET) located in Charlotte, N.C. The 104th Training Division (Leader Training) provides education and training to future officers and reception support to the Army Training Centers for an Army at war in support of a Nation at war.

United States Army Europe and Africa

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In 2020, the Army announced that United States Army Africa will consolidate with U.S. Army Europe to form the new command of U.S. Army Europe and Africa.[377] The two commands were consolidated on November 20, 2020.[378][379] Since then, the command has overseen all operations and troops based in both Europe and Africa. U.S. Army Europe and Africa is aligned with two joint commands: United States European Command and United States Africa Command

56th Artillery Command

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Effective October 16, 2021, the 56th Artillery Command re-activated and returned to Germany to serve as the Force Field Artillery Headquarters for U.S. Army Europe and Africa, with a mission to synchronize, integrate, and control both lethal fires and nonlethal effects in support of the theater land component. U.S. Army Europe and Africa conducted a reactivation ceremony for the 56th Artillery Command, the European Theater’s Fires Command, November 8, 2021 at Lucius D. Clay Kaserne, Wiesbaden, Germany.[385][386]

V Corps

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Two Stryker vehicles of Comanche Company, 1st Squadron, 2d Cavalry Regiment, Rose Barracks, Vilseck, Germany, perform movement to contact training at the Hohenfels Training Area while conducting their company external evaluations on April 25, 2012.
Paratroopers from 173rd Brigade Support Battalion, 173rd Airborne Brigade land after a jump at Juliet Drop Zone in Pordenone, Italy, Sept. 24.

On 11 February 2020, the United States Department of the Army announced the activation of corps headquarters (V Corps). V Corps Headquarters will have approximately 635 soldiers, with approximately 200 who will support an operational command post in Europe. The Corps Headquarters is projected to be operational by autumn 2020. The forward headquarters will "conduct operational planning, mission command and oversight of the rotational forces in Europe", and work alongside allies and partners to build readiness and enhance interoperability.[389]

Following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, the corps headquarters was moved temporarily to Wiesbaden in Germany.[390]

Note: Since the formation of V Corps, the corps now oversees the three combat brigades of 7th Army Training Command. For administrative purposes, these brigades remain under the training command, but for operations will now come under V Corps. By November 2022 however – according to V Corps' website – the three brigades are now overseen directly by the corps.[391]

In 2022, the Army National Guard's 34th Infantry Division was officially aligned with the corps as part of the army's "Army 2030 Force Structure" concept.[392]

Graphic representing the structure of V Corps as it appears in 2022.

United States Army Southern European Task Force, Africa

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'United States Army Southern European Task Force, Africa' was formed in 2008 as 'U.S. Army Africa', however in 2020 was merged with U.S. Army Europe. As a consequence U.S. Army Europe became 'U.S. Army Europe and Africa', and the African element became 'U.S. Army Southern European Task Force, Africa' and based at Caserma Ederle in Vicenza, Italy.[399][378][379] SETAF-AF is now the United States Army service component command of United States Africa Command (USAFRICOM or AFRICOM).[400][401][402][403]

7th Army Training Command

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Since the standing up of V Corps, 7th Army Training Command now only provides training assistance for the four combat formations of US Army Europe-Africa. Since the reformation of V Corps, the operational control of the combat forces in Europe was transferred from the 7th Army Training Command.

  • 7th Army Training Command[407]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Grafenwöhr, Germany
    • 7th Army Non-Commissioned Officers Academy, at Camp Normandy, Grafenwöhr
    • Grafenwöhr Training Area
    • Joint Multinational Training Group – Ukraine, at Grafenwöhr Training Camp, Germany
    • 7th Army Training Command Combined Arms Training Center
    • International Special Training Center, at Staufer Kaserne, Pfullendorf
    • Joint Multinational Simulation Center, at Camp Aachen, Grafenwöhr
    • Training Support Center – Ansbach Garrison
    • Joint Multinational Readiness Center, at the Hohenfels Training Area, Germany[408]
    • Training Support Activity Europe, at Camp Aachen, Grafenwöhr
      • Regional Training Support Division – Europe
      • Regional Training Support Division – West, at Wiesbaden Garrison, Germany
      • Regional Training Support Division – South, in Vicenza, Italy

10th Army Air and Missile Defence Command

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The 10th Army Air and Missile Defence Command is a theatre level Army air and missile defence organization and directly subordinated to United States Army Europe. On order, the 10th AAMDC deploys worldwide to conduct joint and combined/coalition air missile defence ops for US European Command. The 10th AAMDC serves as the United States Army in Europe's executive agent for all theatre air and missile defence ops and air missile defence force management.[409]

21st Theater Sustainment Command

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The 21st Theater Sustainment Command is a two-star theater sustainment command which provides combat service support throughout the area of responsibility for United States European Command and United States Africa Command.

7th Mission Support Command

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The 7th Mission Support Command is part of the Army Reserve, and not a regular command, though is under the operational control of U.S. Army Europe and Africa.

United States Army North

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United States Army North (Fifth Army) is a regional army and oversees the defence and support of North America, the Caribbean, and Central America. The army supports and comes under command of the joint United States Northern Command for operations.

United States Army South

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United States Army South is an Army Service Component Command (ASCC) responsible for army operations in the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. For operations, the command reports to the joint United States Southern Command.

United States Army Central

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United States Army Central encompasses the Middle East, and up until the Fall of Kabul in August 2021, the command oversaw the deployment of forces into the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.

1st Theater Sustainment Command

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The 1st Theater Sustainment Command provides sustainment mission command and executes anticipatory operational-level sustainment support to Army, Joint, Interagency, and Multinational Forces; sets the theater; and conducts theater security cooperation within the U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM) area of responsibility in order to enable unified land operations in support of Combatant Command directives.

United States Army Pacific

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United States Army Pacific or USARPAC is an Army Service Component Command headquartered at Fort Shafter in Hawaii. The Army is responsible for overseeing all operations in the joint Indo-Pacific Command region of operations. Since 4 June 2021, General Charles A. Flynn has been the commanding general of Army Pacific.[440]

  • United States Army Pacific[441]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Battalion, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
    • 3rd Multi-Domain Task Force, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii[442][443]
    • 5th Battlefield Coordination Detachment, at Fort Hickam, Hawaii
    • 196th Infantry Brigade[444] – provides Mobilization and readiness training in the Pacific
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
      • 1st Battalion, at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii (Training Support)
      • 2nd Battalion, at Fort Richardson, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska (Training Support)
      • 3rd Battalion, in Barrigada, Guam (Training Support)
      • Support Battalion
      • Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Capability, at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii
    • 18th Medical Command (Deployment Support), at Fort Shafter, Hawaii[445]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company

94th Army Air and Missile Defence Command

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8th Theater Sustainment Command

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The 8th Theater Sustainment Command (8th TSC), as the senior Army logistics command in the United States Pacific Command's Area of Responsibility (AOR), provides command and control of all assigned and attached and units under its operational control (OPCON); trains, equips and tailors forces, as required; plans and generates expeditionary Combat Service Support (CS/CSS) capability; and provides support of joint and combined forces across the full spectrum of military support in the Pacific AOR.[448]

Eighth Army

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The Eighth Army comprises all U.S. Army troops based in the Republic of South Korea.

2nd Infantry Division

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The 2nd Infantry Division is the only permanently overseas deployed division of the U.S. Army and oversees the division's own support troops. The two combat brigades of the division are placed under the 7th Infantry Division for administration while based in Washington, but remain under the operational control of the 2nd Division.

United States Army Japan

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United States Army Japan oversees all army troops based in the State of Japan and is also the main forward headquarters for I Corps.[456]

United States Army Reserve Command

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For operational purposes, United States Army Reserve Command falls under control of United States Forces Command, but for administrative purposes is its own command.[459]

  • United States Army Reserve Command
    • Headquarters & Special Troops Battalion, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
    • United States Army Non-Commissioned Officer Academy Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
    • Army Reserve Readiness Training Center, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
    • Regional Maintenance Training Site Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
    • Regional Medical Training Site Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
    • Army Reserve Careers Group[460]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
      • 1st Battalion (encompassing Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Germany, Europe, European Union, and Italy)
      • 2nd Battalion (encompassing Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania)
      • 3rd Battalion (encompassing District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia)
      • 4th Battalion (encompassing Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina)
      • 5th Battalion (encompassing Florida and Puerto Rico)
      • 6th Battalion (encompassing Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana)
      • 7th Battalion (encompassing Alaska, American Forces Pacific, American Samoa, Hawaii, Idaho, Northern Marianas, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming)
      • 8th Battalion (encompassing North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin)
      • 9th Battalion (encompassing Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, and Illinois)
      • 10th Battalion (encompassing Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio)
      • 11th Battalion (encompassing California and Nevada)
      • 12th Battalion (encompassing Texas)
      • 13th Battalion (encompassing Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Utah)

335th Signal Command (Theater)

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The 335th Signal Command provides signal and cyber units in direct support of Army Central Command in Southwest Asia and combatant commanders throughout the globe. Its primary mission is plan, engineer, install, operate, maintain, secure, and defend the Army’s portion of the Department of Defense Information Network in support of U.S. Army, Joint, and Combined Forces Commanders.[461] For administration, the command is part of United States Army Reserve Command.

Military Intelligence Readiness Command

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  • United States Army Reserve Legal Command[470]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Gaithersburg, Maryland
    • 1st Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
    • 2nd Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in New Orleans, Louisiana
    • 3rd Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Brockton, Massachusetts
    • 4th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), at Fort Totten, New York
    • 6th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
    • 7th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Schenectady, New York
    • 8th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Independence, Missouri
    • 9th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Whitehall, Ohio
    • 10th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Gaithersburg, Maryland
    • 12th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
    • 13th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations) (Expert), in Upper Marlboro, Maryland
    • 16th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations) (Trial Defense Service), at Fort Hamilton, New York
    • 22nd Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations) (Trial Defense Service), in San Antonio, Texas
    • 75th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Mountain View, California
    • 78th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Los Alamitos, California
    • 87th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), at Fort Douglas, Utah
    • 91st Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Darien, Illinois
    • 117th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Phoenix, Arizona
    • 128th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Mustang, Oklahoma
    • 134th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
    • 139th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Nashville, Tennessee
    • 150th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations) (Jury), in Alexandria, Virginia
    • 151st Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Alexandria, Virginia
    • 153rd Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), at Horsham Air Guard Station, Pennsylvania
    • 154th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations) (Trial Defense Service), in Alexandria, Virginia
    • 174th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Miami, Florida
    • 213th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), in Decatur, Georgia
    • 214th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Legal Operations), at Fort Snelling, Minnesota

76th Operational Response Command

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The 76th Operational Response Command is a two-star Army Reserve command based at Fort Douglas in Utah. The command is tasked with coordinating the Army Reserve's Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) Defense elements.[471]

63rd Readiness Division

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The 63rd Readiness Division is one of a only a few remaining regional Army Reserve commands left in Army Reserve Command. The 63rd Readiness Division provides base operations support in much of the Western United States. Though its units are spread throughout the states, the 63rd Readiness Division provides regional oversight for the following states: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas.[477]

  • 63rd Readiness Division[478]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Mountain View, California
    • Mission Command Support Group
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Mountain View, California
      • 201st Theater Public Affairs Support Element (Press Camp Headquarters), in Bell, California
        • 222nd Public Affairs Detachment (Broadcast), in Bell, California
        • 301st Public Affairs Detachment, in Mesa, Arizona
        • 302nd Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Vallejo, California
      • 205th Theater Public Affairs Support Element (Press Camp Headquarters)[479], at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
        • 206th Public Affairs Detachment (Broadcast), in Grand Prairie, Texas
        • 211th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Bryan, Texas
        • 343rd Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in North Little Rock, Arkansas
        • 345th Public Affairs Detachment, in San Antonio, Texas
      • 22nd Military History Detachment, in Indianapolis, Indiana
      • 35th Military History Detachment, in Bell, California
      • 47th Military History Detachment, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
      • 51st Military History Detachment, in Bell, California
      • 191st Army Band, in Dublin, California
      • 300th Army Band, in Bell, California
      • 395th Army Band, in Mustang, Oklahoma
    • 92nd Chaplain Detachment, in Mesa, Arizona
    • 105th Chaplain Detachment, at March Air Reserve Base, California
    • 107th Chaplain Detachment, at NAS Dallas, Grand Prairie, Texas
    • 114th Chaplain Detachment, at Camp Parks, California
    • 121st Chaplain Detachment, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
    • 142nd Chaplain Detachment, in Bell, California
    • Army Reserve Strategic Deployment Site Robstown, Texas
    • Equipment Concentration Site #2, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
    • Equipment Concentration Site #15, in Fort Smith, Arkansas
    • Equipment Concentration Site #16, at Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base, California
    • Equipment Concentration Site #30, in Dublin, California
    • Equipment Concentration Site #64, at Fort Hood, Texas
    • Equipment Concentration Site #162, at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
    • Equipment Concentration Site #170, at Fort Hunter Liggett, California
    • Equipment Concentration Site #171, in Barstow, California
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #1, in Austin, Texas
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #4, in Houston, Texas
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #5, in Seagoville, Texas
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #9, in Texarkana, Texas
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #12, at Fort Bliss, Texas
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #13, in Vallejo, California
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #14, in Fresno, California
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #16, in North Little Rock, Arkansas
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #18, at Silverbell Army Heliport, Arizona
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #20, in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #32, in Van Nuys, California
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #85, in Oakland, California
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #87, at Camp McGregor, New Mexico
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #94, in Bell, California
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #96, in Phoenix, Arizona
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #98, in Sacramento, California
    • New Mexico Area Maintenance Support Activity, at the Navy Operational Support Center Albuquerque, New Mexico
    • Texas Area Maintenance Support Activity, in Laredo, Texas
    • Malvern Organizational Maintenance Shop, in Malvern, Arkansas
    • Aviation Support Facility #28, at Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base, California
    • Aviation Support Facility #62, in Conroe, Texas
    • Victorville Aviation Support Facility, in Victorville, California
    • Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area, in Dublin, California
    • Barker Dam Local Training Area, Texas
    • Lake Mendocino Local Training Area, California
    • Moss Landing Local Training Area, California
    • Grand Prairie Reserve Complex, at NAS Dallas, Texas

81st Readiness Division

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The 81st Readiness Division provides base army reserve support for the South Eastern United States. Though its units are spread throughout the states, the 81st Readiness Division provides regional oversight for the following states: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee.[477]

  • 81st Readiness Division[480]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
    • Mission Command Support Group[481]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
      • 81st Airborne Division/XVIII Airborne Corps Mission Command Post-Operational Detachment, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
      • 314th Press Camp Headquarters
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, in Birmingham, Alabama
        • 204th Public Affairs Detachment, in Orlando, Florida
        • 209th Public Affairs Detachment (Broadcast), in Rome, Georgia
        • 210th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Cary, North Carolina
        • 215th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in New Orleans, Louisiana
        • 300th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), at Fort Gillem, Georgia
        • 319th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
        • 340th Public Affairs Detachment, in Millington, Tennessee
        • 372nd Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Nashville, Tennessee
      • 20th Military History Detachment/Military History Troops
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, in Chattanooga, Tennessee
        • 23rd Military History Detachment, in Chattanooga, Tennessee
        • 28th Military History Detachment, in East Point, Georgia
        • 45th Military History Detachment, at Fort Gillem, Georgia
        • 46th Military History Detachment, in Birmingham, Alabama
        • 54th Military History Detachment, in New Orleans, Louisiana
        • 317th Military History Detachment, at Fort Gillem, Georgia
        • 332nd Military History Detachment, in Birmingham, Alabama
      • 100th Army Band, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
      • 208th Army Band, in Concord, North Carolina
      • 313th Army Band, in Birmingham, Alabama
    • 101st Chaplain Detachment, at New Orleans NAS JRB, Louisiana
    • 102nd Chaplain Detachment, at New Orleans NAS JRB, Louisiana
    • 5 x other Equipment and Area Maintenance Sites
    • Equipment Concentration Site #17, at Fort Polk, Louisiana
    • Equipment Concentration Site #50, in Orlando, Florida
    • Equipment Concentration Site #63, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
    • Equipment Concentration Site #143, at Fort Rucker, Alabama
    • Equipment Concentration Site #158, in Anniston, Alabama
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #43, at Fort Benning, Georgia
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #44, at NAS Jacksonville, Florida
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #46, in Macon, Georgie
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #47, in Miami, Florida
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #49, in Orlando, Florida
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #51, in Tampa, Florida
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #52, at Fort Whiting, Alabama
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #53, in Tampa, Florida
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #54, in Augusta, Georgia
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #70, at Bowman Field, Kentucky
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #71, in Fort Thomas, Kentucky
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #97, in New Orleans, Louisiana
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #121, at NSA Charleston, Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #122, in Charlotte, North Carolina
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #124, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #125, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #126, in Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #127, in Greenville, South Carolina
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #128, in Morehead City, North Carolina
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #141, in Birmingham, Alabama
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #142, in Chattanooga, Tennessee
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #144, in Greenwood, Mississippi
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #145, in Huntsville, Alabama
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #146, in Jackson, Mississippi
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #148, in Knoxville, Tennessee
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #149, in Laurel, Mississippi
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #150, in Memphis, Tennessee
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #151, in Mobile, Alabama
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #152, in Montgomery, Alabama
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #153, in Nashville, Tennessee
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #154, in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #161, in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #164, in Lexington, Kentucky
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #166, in Winterville, North Carolina
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity, in Wye, Montana
    • Louisville Organizational Maintenance Shop, in Louisville, Kentucky
    • Aviation Support Facility #42, at Dobbins Army Airfield, Georgia
    • Aviation Support Facility #157, at Cairns Army Airfield, Fort Rucker, Alabama
    • Clearwater Aviation Support Facility, Florida
    • Fort Bragg Army Aviation Support Facility, at Simmons Army Airfield, Fort Bragg, North Carolina
    • Godman Army Airfield Aviation Support Facility, at Fort Knox, Kentucky

88th Readiness Division

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The 88th Readiness Division provides army reserve base support for the Northern United States. Though its units are spread throughout the states, the 88th Readiness Division provides regional oversight for the following states: Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming.[477]

  • 88th Readiness Division[482]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota
    • Mission Support Group
      • I Corps Mission Command Post-Operational Detachment, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
      • 7th Infantry Division Army Reserve Element, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
      • 318th Theater Public Affairs Support Element
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, in Arlington Heights, Illinois
        • 220th Public Affairs Detachment, in Southfield, Michigan
        • 350th Public Affairs Detachment, in Indianapolis, Indiana
        • 367th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Whitehall, Ohio
        • 368th Public Affairs Detachment, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
      • 364th Theater Public Affairs Support Element
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota
        • 203rd Public Affairs Detachment, in Des Moines, Iowa
        • 207th Public Affairs Detachment, in Wichita, Kansas
        • 304th Public Affairs Detachment, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
        • 358th Public Affairs Detachment, in Salt Lake City, Utah
        • 366th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Denver, Colorado
      • 28th Military History Detachment, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
      • 48th Military History Detachment, in Arlington Heights, Illinois
      • 49th Military History Detachment, in Arlington Heights, Illinois
      • 50th Military History Detachment, in Salt Lake City, Utah
      • 90th Military History Detachment, in Salt Lake City, Utah
      • 101st Military History Detachment, in Lawrence, Kansas
      • 204th Army Band, at Vancouver Barracks, Washington and Fort Snelling, Minnesota
      • 312th Army Band, in Lawrence, Kansas
      • 338th Army Band, Whitehall, Ohio and Livonia, Michigan
      • 484th Army Band, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Arlington Heights, Illinois
    • 93rd Chaplain Detachment, in Denver, Colorado
    • 94th Chaplain Detachment, in Belton, Missouri
    • 100th Chaplain Detachment, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota
    • 111th Chaplain Detachment, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota
    • 116th Chaplain Detachment, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
    • 117th Chaplain Detachment, in Salt Lake City, Utah
    • 118th Chaplain Detachment, in Des Moines, Iowa
    • 120th Chaplain Detachment, in Columbus, Ohio
    • 123rd Chaplain Detachment, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
    • 125th Chaplain Detachment, in Boise, Idaho
    • 126th Chaplain Detachment, in Portland, Oregon
    • 128th Chaplain Detachment, in Pocatello, Idaho
    • 131st Chaplain Detachment, in Jeffersonville, Indiana
    • 137th Chaplain Detachment, in Topeka, Kansas
    • Army Reserve Strategic Deployment Site Atchison, Kansas
    • Equipment Concentration Site #6, in Helena, Montana
    • Equipment Concentration Site #10, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
    • Equipment Concentration Site #33, in Junction City, Kansas
    • Equipment Concentration Site #42, at Fort Carson, Colorado
    • Equipment Concentration Site #66, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #3, in North Canton, Ohio
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #22, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #25, in Duluth, Michigan
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #28, in Cedar Falls, Iowa
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #35, in Jeffersonville, Indiana
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #36, in North Platte, Nebraska
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #37, in Ogden, Utah
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #45, in Orland Park, Illinois
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #48, in Bartonville, Illinois
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #49, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #52, in Hurley, Wisconsin
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #54, in Springfield, Missouri
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #56, in Columbus, Ohio
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #57, in New Century, Kansas
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #58, in Springfield, Ohio
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #59, in Cincinnati, Ohio
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #67, at Fort McCoy, Washington
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #74, at Fort Missoula, Montana
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #75, in Helena, Montana
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #79, in Seattle, Washington
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #80, at Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #100, in Denver, Colorado
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #101, in Saint Joseph, Minnesota
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #108, in Bismarck, North Dakota
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #111, in Faribault, Minnesota
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #119, in Salt Lake City, Utah
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #123, in Twinsburg, Ohio
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #129, in Indianapolis, Indiana
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #132, in Evansville, Indiana
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #133, in South Bend, Indiana
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #134, in Livonia, Michigan
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #135, in Augusta, Michigan
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #136, in Grand Rapids, Michigan
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #137, in Tacoma, Washington
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #139, in Madison, Wisconsin
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #140, in Green Bay, Wisconsin
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #155, in Eau Claire, Wisconsin
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #165, in Monclova, Ohio
    • Fort Lawton Organizational Maintenance Shop, Washington
    • Parkhurst Organizational Maintenance Shop, Illinois
    • Gray Army Airfield Aviation Support Facility, Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
    • Aviation Support Facility #37, in New Century, Kansas
    • Des Moines Reserve Complex, Iowa
    • Fort Benjamin Harrison Reserve Complex, Indiana
    • Fort Lawton Army Reserve Complex, Washington
    • Fort Sheridan Reserve Complex, Illinois
    • Blue Earth County Local Training Area, Minnesota
    • Hayden Local Training Area, Idaho
    • Joliet Army Reserve Training Center, Illinois
    • Joliet Training Area, Illinois
    • Meade Weekend Training Site, Nebraska
    • Ogden Local Training Area, Utah
    • Pocatello Airport Local Training Area, Idaho
    • Spirit Lake Local Training Area, Idaho
    • Sunflower Weekend Training Site, Kansas
    • Weldon Spring Local Training Area, Missouri

99th Readiness Division

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The 99th Readiness Division provides army reserve base support for the North Eastern United States. Though its units are spread throughout the states, the 99th Readiness Division provides regional oversight for the following states: Connecticut, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, and West Virginia.[477]

  • 99th Readiness Division[483]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey
    • 361st Theater Public Affairs Sustainment Element
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Fort Totten, New York
      • 214th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Richmond, Virginia
      • 326th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Reading, Pennsylvania
      • 354th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania
      • 356th Public Affairs Detachment (Broadcast), at Fort Meade, Maryland
      • 362nd Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), at the Navy Operational Support Center Manchester in Londonderry, New Hampshire
    • 21st Military History Detachment, at Fort Detrick, Maryland
    • 27th Military History Detachment, at Fort Detrick, Maryland
    • 52nd Military History Detachment, at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania
    • 53rd Military History Detachment, at Fort Detrick, Maryland
    • 201st Military History Detachment, in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania
    • 305th Military History Detachment, in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania
    • 311th Military History Detachment, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey
    • 315th Military History Detachment, at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania
    • 326th Military History Detachment, in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania
    • 90th Chaplain Detachment, in Schenectady, New York
    • 104th Chaplain Detachment, in Danvers, Massachusetts
    • 106th Chaplain Detachment, in Liverpool, New York
    • 109th Chaplain Detachment, at Willow Grove NAS JRB, Pennsylvania
    • 129th Chaplain Detachment, at Fort Drum, New York
    • 130th Chaplain Detachment, at Fort Drum, New York
    • 133rd Chaplain Detachment, in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania
    • 78th Army Band, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey
    • 198th Army Band, in Rochester, New York
    • 319th Army Band "Statue of Liberty Band", at Fort Totten, New York
    • 380th Army Band, at Fort Eustis, Virginia
    • Equipment Concentration Site #1, at Fort Drum, New York
    • Equipment Concentration Site #24, at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania
    • Equipment Concentration Site #27, at Lakehurst Air Force Base, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey
    • Equipment Concentration Site #65, at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
    • Equipment Concentration Site #86, at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland
    • Equipment Concentration Site #88, at Fort A. P. Hill, Virginia
    • Equipment Concentration Site #93, at Fort Eustis, Virginia
    • Equipment Concentration Site #103, in Geneva, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #8, in Schenectady, New York
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #12, at Fort Totten, New York
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #23, at Horsham Air National Guard Station, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #24, at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #31, in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #68, in Lincoln, Rhode Island
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #69, in Middletown, Connecticut
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #72, in Chicopee, Massachusetts
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #76, in Niagara Falls, New York
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #81, in Liverpool, New York
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #83, in Baltimore, Maryland
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #84, in Lewes, Delaware
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #102, in Clarksburg, West Virginia
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #104, in Johnston, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #105, in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #106, in Clearfield, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #107, in Charleston, West Virginia
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #109, in Wheeling, West Virginia
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #110, in New Castle, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #112, in Lock Haven, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #113, in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #114, in Parkersburg, West Virginia
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #116, in Reading, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #120, in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #160, in Londonderry, New Hampshire
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity #163, in Brockton, Massachusetts
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity Sub-Shop, in Northfield, New Jersey
    • Area Maintenance Support Activity Sub-Shop, in Pennsauken Township, New Jersey
    • Boston Organizational Maintenance Shop, in Boston, Massachusetts
    • Letterkenny Organizational Maintenance Shop, in Greencastle, Pennsylvania
    • Fort Devens South Post Training Area, at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
    • Granby Training Area, in Granby, Massachusetts

80th Training Command (The Army School System)

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  • 80th Training Command (The Army School System)[484]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Richmond, Virginia
    • Fort Devens Training Center, at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
    • Grand Prairie Training Center, in Grand Prairie, Texas
    • 800th Training Support Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Mustang, Oklahoma
      • 3rd Battalion, 379th Regiment (Logistics Support), in Barling, Arkansas[485]
      • Camp Parks Training Center, at Camp Parks, California
      • Fort Dix Training Center, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey
      • Fort Hunter Liggett Training Center, at Fort Hunter Liggett, California
      • Fort Knox Training Center, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
      • Fort Lee Training Center, at Fort Lee, Virginia

94th Training Division (Force Sustainment)

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  • 94th Training Division (Force Sustainment)[486]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Lee, Virginia
    • Fort Devens Regional Training Site Maintenance, at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
    • Fort Hood Regional Training Site Maintenance, at Fort Hood, Texas
    • Fort Indiantown Gap Regional Training Site Maintenance, at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania
    • Fort McCoy Regional Training Site Maintenance, at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
    • 1st Brigade (Quartermaster)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Charleston, West Virginia
      • 8th Battalion, 80th Regiment (Quartermaster), at Fort Pickett, Virginia
      • 9th Battalion, 95th Regiment (Quartermaster), in Des Moines, Iowa
      • 7th Battalion, 100th Regiment (Quartermaster), in Columbus, Ohio
      • 8th Battalion, 104th Regiment (Quartermaster), at Fort Stephen A. Douglas, Utah
      • 9th Battalion, 108th Regiment (Quartermaster), in Decatur, Georgia
    • 2nd Brigade (Transportation)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
      • 7th Battalion, 80th Regiment (Transportation), at Fort Eustis, Joint Base Langley–Eustis, Virginia
      • 8th Battalion, 95th Regiment (Transportation), in Shreveport, Louisiana
      • 6th Battalion, 100th Regiment (Transportation), in Fort Sheridan, Illinois
      • 7th Battalion, 104th Regiment (Transportation), in Bell, California
      • 8th Battalion, 108th Regiment (Transportation), in Jackson, Mississippi
    • 3rd Brigade (Ordnance)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana
      • 5th Battalion, 80th Regiment (Ordnance), in Abingdon, Maryland
      • 14th Battalion, 95th Regiment (Ordnance), at Naval Air Station Dallas, Texas
      • 7th Battalion, 98th Regiment (Ordnance), at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
      • 13th Battalion, 100th Regiment (Ordnance), at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
      • 13th Battalion, 108th Regiment (Ordnance), in Huntsville, Alabama
    • 4th Brigade (Personnel Services)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Decatur, Georgia
      • 7th Battalion, 95th Regiment (Personnel Services), at Naval Air Station Dallas, Texas
      • 8th Battalion, 98th Regiment (Personnel Services), at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey
      • 5th Battalion, 100th Regiment (Personnel Services), in Harvey, Illinois
      • 6th Battalion, 104th Regiment (Personnel Services), in Dublin, California
      • 7th Battalion, 108th Regiment (Personnel Services), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
    • 5th Brigade (Health Services)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico[487]
      • 10th Battalion, 95th Regiment (Health Services), in Houston, Texas
      • 11th Battalion, 98th Regiment (Health Services), at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
      • 8th Battalion, 100th Regiment (Health Services), at NSA Mid-South, Tennessee
      • 9th Battalion, 104th Regiment (Health Services), in Dublin, California
      • 10th Battalion, 108th Regiment (Health Services), in Jacksonville, Florida

100th Training Division (Leader Development)

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102nd Training Division (Maneuver Support)

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  • 102nd Training Division (Maneuver Support)[490]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
    • 1st Brigade (Engineers)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
      • 1st Battalion, 80th Regiment (Engineers), in Kingwood, West Virginia
      • 1st Battalion, 95th Regiment (Engineers)
      • 1st Battalion, 100th Regiment (Engineers), in Knoxville, Tennessee
      • 12th Battalion, 104th Regiment (Engineers), in Sioux Falls, South Dakota
      • 1st Battalion, 108th Regiment (Engineers), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
    • 2nd Brigade (Military Police)[49]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
      • 2nd Battalion, 80th Regiment (Military Police), in Owings Mills, Maryland
      • 2nd Battalion, 95th Regiment (Military Police), in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
      • 2nd Battalion, 100th Regiment (Military Police), in Nashville, Tennessee
      • 1st Battalion, 104th Regiment (Military Police), in Aurora, Colorado
      • 2nd Battalion, 108th Regiment (Military Police), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
    • 3rd Brigade (Chemical)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
      • 4th Battalion, 80th Regiment (Chemical), in Farrell, Pennsylvania
      • 4th Battalion, 95th Regiment (Chemical), in North Little Rock, Arkansas
      • 4th Battalion, 100th Regiment (Chemical), in Harvey, Illinois
      • 3rd Battalion, 104th Regiment (Chemical), at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
      • 4th Battalion, 108th Regiment (Chemical), at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
    • 4th Brigade (Military Intelligence)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Huachuca, Arizona
      • 6th Battalion, 95th Regiment (Military Intelligence), at Camp Bullis, Texas
      • 6th Battalion, 98th Regiment (Military Intelligence), at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
      • 11th Battalion, 100th Regiment (Military Intelligence), at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
      • 5th Battalion, 104th Regiment (Military Intelligence), at Fort Huachuca, Arizona
      • 6th Battalion, 108th Regiment (Military Intelligence), at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
    • 5th Brigade (Signal & Communications)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Sacramento, California
      • 3rd Battalion, 80th Regiment (Signals)
      • 3rd Battalion, 95th Regiment (Signals), at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico
      • 3rd Battalion, 100th Regiment (Signals), at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana
      • 2nd Battalion, 104th Regiment (Signals)
      • 3rd Battalion, 108th Regiment (Signals), in Augusta, Georgia
      • High Tech Regional Training Site-Maintenance, in Sacramento, California
      • High Tech Regional Training Site-Maintenance, in Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania
      • Signal School Detachment, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
    • 6th Brigade (Civil Affairs/Psychological Operations)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Totten, New York
      • 5th Battalion, 95th Regiment (Civil Affairs/Psychological Operations), in Lubbock, Texas
      • 5th Battalion, 98th Regiment (Civil Affairs/Psychological Operations), in Edison, New Jersey
      • 12th Battalion, 100th Regiment (Civil Affairs/Psychological Operations), in Twinsburg, Ohio
      • 4th Battalion, 104th Regiment (Civil Affairs/Psychological Operations), in Mountain View, California
      • 5th Battalion, 108th Regiment (Civil Affairs/Psychological Operations), at Fort Bragg, North Carolina

84th Training Command (Unit Readiness)

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78th Training Division (Operations)

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  • 78th Training Division (Operations)[492]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey
    • Division Movements Training Center, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey
    • 1st Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey
      • 3rd Battalion, 318th Regiment, at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 2nd Battalion, 323rd Regiment, in Lumberton, North Carolina and Fort Belvoir, Virginia (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 1st Movement Control Training Detachment, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey and Lancaster, Pennsylvania
      • 2nd Movement Control Training Detachment, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and White Plains, Maryland
    • 2nd Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in at Naval Station Newport, Rhode Island
      • 3rd Battalion, 309th Regiment, in Syracuse, New York (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 2nd Battalion, 311th Regiment, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 1st Movement Control Training Detachment, at Naval Station Newport, Rhode Island and Fort Devens, Massachusetts
      • 2nd Movement Control Training Detachment, in Danbury, Connecticut and Coraopolis, Pennsylvania

86th Training Division

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  • 86th Training Division[492]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
    • Division Movements Training Center, in Arlington Heights, Illinois
    • 1st Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
      • 3rd Battalion, 290th Regiment, in Mustang, Oklahoma (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 2nd Battalion, 383rd Regiment, in Elkhorn, Nebraska (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 1st Movement Control Training Detachment, at Fort Sill, Oklahoma and Kansas City, Missouri
      • 2nd Movement Control Training Detachment, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota
    • 2nd Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Arlington Heights, Illinois
      • 1st Battalion, 329th Regiment, in Indianapolis, Indiana (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 3rd Battalion, 397th Regiment, in Whitehall, Ohio (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 1st Movement Control Training Detachment, in Arlington Heights, Illinois
      • 2nd Movement Control Training Detachment, at Camp Atterbury, Indiana and Livonia, Michigan

87th Training Division

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On 22 September 2021, the 87th Training Division was reactivated in Hoover, Alabama. The 87th Training Division designs, develops, and executes Live, Virtual, and Constructive (LVC) training exercises and conducts Mission Command and Staff Training (MCST).[493]

  • 87th Training Division[494][492]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Hoover, Alabama
    • Division Movements Training Center, in Houston, Texas
    • 1st Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Gillem, Georgia
      • 4th Battalion, 345th Regiment, in San Antonio, Texas (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 3rd Battalion, 346th Regiment, in Laurel, Mississippi (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 1st Movement Control Training Detachment, in Houston, Texas
      • 2nd Movement Control Training Detachment, in Birmingham, Alabama
    • 2nd Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
      • 4th Battalion, 347th Regiment, in Orlando, Florida (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 1st Battalion, 348th Regiment, at Fort Gillem, Georgia (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 1st Movement Control Training Detachment, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina and Nashville, Tennessee
      • 2nd Movement Control Training Detachment, at Fort Benning, Georgia and West Palm Beach, Florida

91st Training Division

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  • 91st Training Division[492]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Hunter Liggett, California
    • Division Movements Training Center, in Dublin, California
    • 1st Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Phoenix, Arizona
      • 4th Battalion, 361st Regiment (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 3rd Battalion, 381st Regiment, at NAS Dallas, Texas (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 1st Movement Control Training Detachment, in Garden Grove, California
      • 2nd Movement Control Training Detachment, at Fort Hood, Texas
    • 2nd Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Denver, Colorado
      • 11th Battalion, 104th Regiment, at Fort Harrison, Montana (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 2nd Battalion, 378th Regiment, in Denver, Colorado (Observer-Controller/Training)
      • 1st Movement Control Training Detachment, at Fort Bliss, Texas and Denver, Colorado
      • 2nd Movement Control Training Detachment, in Happy Valley, Oregon and Camp Parks, California

1st Mission Support Command

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1st Mission Support Command is the regional Army Reserve formation for Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands.

9th Mission Support Command

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9th Mission Support Command is overseeing the Army Reserve units based in Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and American Samoa minus the 100th Infantry Battalion.[502]

  • 9th Mission Support Command[502][503]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
    • United States Army Pacific–Support Unit, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
    • 1984th Army Hospital, at Fort Wainwright, Alaska
    • Training Support Group, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
    • 322nd Civil Affairs Brigade, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii[504][505]
    • 303rd Maneuver Enhancement Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
      • 25th Infantry Division Main Control Post–Operational Detachment
      • 829th Signal Company (Network Support), at Fort Shafter, Hawaii[507]
      • 411th Engineer Battalion, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii[508]
      • 368th Military Police Company, in Radio Barrigada, Guam
      • 127th Chaplain Detachment, in Tafuna, American Samoa
    • 4960th Multi-Functional Training Brigade (The Army School System)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
      • 4960th United States Army Reserve School, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii[509]
    • 658th Regional Support Group
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Camp Humphreys, South Korea
      • 302nd Transportation Battalion (Terminal), at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
      • 302nd Quartermaster Company (Shower, Laundry, and Clothing Repair), in Barrigada, Guam
      • 548th Transportation Company, in Honolulu, Hawaii
      • 962nd Quartermaster Company (Mortuary Affairs), in Honolulu, Hawaii
      • 124th Chaplain Detachment, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
    • 3rd Mobilization Support Group
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Richardson, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska
      • 3301st Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Richardson, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska
      • 3302nd Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
      • 3303rd Mobilization Support Battalion, in Barrigada, Guam
      • 3304th Mobilization Support Detachment, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
      • 3305th Mobilization Support Detachment, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
    • Equipment Concentration Site #168, in Honolulu, Hawaii

412th Engineer Command

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  • 412th Engineer Command[510]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Vicksburg, Mississippi
    • 206th Support Detachment (Army Liaison), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
    • 207th Support Detachment (Army Liaison), at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
    • 475th Engineer Detachment (Explosives Hazards Coordination Cell), in Vicksburg, Mississippi
    • 411th Engineer Brigade
    • 926th Engineer Brigade
    • 302nd Maneuver Enhancement Brigade
    • 206th Regional Support Group
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in McLeansville, North Carolina
      • 458th Engineer Battalion, in Johnstown, Pennsylvania
      • 844th Engineer Battalion, in Knoxville, Tennessee
      • 305th Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in Staten Island, New York
      • 415th Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in Knoxville, Tennessee
      • 443rd Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania
      • 673rd Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland
      • 729th Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in Decatur, Georgia
      • 763rd Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
      • 904th Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in Annville, Pennsylvania
    • 368th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team – Main), in Decatur, Georgia
      • 310th Engineer Detachment (Combat Medical Technician), in New Windsor, New York
      • 328th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team – Main), in Montgomery, Alabama
      • 334th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team – Main), in Huntsville, Alabama
      • 368th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team – Main), in Decatur, Georgia
      • 425th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team – Main), at Westover Air Reserve Base, Massachusetts
      • 484th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team – Main), at Fort Eustis, Joint Base Langley–Eustis, Virginia
      • 604th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team – Main), in Orlando, Florida
      • 608th Engineer Detachment (Combat Medical Technician), in Vicksburg, Mississippi
      • 714th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team – Main), at Fort Knox, Kentucky
      • 791st Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team – Main), at Fort Drum, New York
      • 865th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team – Main), at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
      • 953rd Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team – Main), at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey

416th Engineer Command

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  • 416th Engineer Command[511]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Darien, Illinois
    • United States Army Corps of Engineers Contingency Response Unit, in the District of Columbia
    • 208th Engineer Detachment (Digital Liaison Detachment), in Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • 301st Engineer Detachment (Forward Main Engineer Support Element), in Denver, Colorado
    • 372nd Engineer Brigade
    • 420th Engineer Brigade
    • 301st Maneuver Enhancement Brigade
    • 647th Regional Support Group
    • 301st Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Main)
      • 213th Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), at Camp Parks, California
      • 308th Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in Bismarck, North Dakota
      • 348th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Advanced), in Houston, Texas
      • 394th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Advanced), in Maurice, Arkansas
      • 395th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Advanced), in Phoenix, Arizona
      • 444th Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in Grand Prairie, Texas
      • 606th Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
      • 747th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Advanced), at Fort Lewis, Washington
      • 802nd Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in Denver, Colorado
      • 903rd Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Advanced), at Joint Forces Training Base Los Alamitos, California
      • 917th Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in San Antonio, Texas
    • 378th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Main), in Darien, Illinois
      • 113th Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in Saint Charles, Massachusetts
      • 322nd Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Advanced), in Columbus, Ohio
      • 378th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Advanced), in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
      • 452nd Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Advanced), in McGee, Indiana
      • 457th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Advanced), in Livonia, Michigan
      • 600th Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), at Fort Des Moines, Iowa
      • 605th Engineer Detachment (Construction Management Team), in Darien, Illinois
      • 728th Engineer Detachment (Construction Management Team), at Fort Snelling, Minnesota
      • 733rd Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), in Gardner, Kansas
      • 871st Engineer Detachment (Engineer Facilities Detachment), at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
      • 916th Engineer Detachment (Forward Engineer Support Team–Advanced), at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska

79th Theater Sustainment Command

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The 79th Sustainment Command (SSC) is headquartered at Joint Forces Training Base (JFTB) Los Alamitos, California. Major subordinate commands of the 79th SSC include the 4th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) in San Antonio, Texas, the 311th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) in Los Angeles, California, the 364th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) in Marysville, Washington, and the 451st Expeditionary Sustainment Command in Wichita, Kansas.

103rd Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

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311th Expeditionary Sustainment Command

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364th Expeditionary Sustainment Command

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451st Expeditionary Sustainment Command

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377th Theater Sustainment Command

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The 377th Theater Sustainment Command is one of two three-star sustainment commands of the United States Army Reserve. For alignment purposes, it is operationally part of United States Army North.[429]

  • 377th Theater Sustainment Command[517]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Belle Cha, Louisiana
    • 469th Financial Management Center, in New Orleans, Louisiana
    • 54th Detachment (Technical Manager B), in New Orleans, Louisiana
    • 101st Detachment (Technical Manager B), in New Orleans, Louisiana
    • 102nd Detachment (Technical Manager B), in New Orleans, Louisiana
    • 215th Detachment (Mobile), in New Orleans, Louisiana
    • Army Reserve Element, 419th Support Brigade, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
    • 3rd Transportation Brigade (Expeditionary)

4th Expeditionary Sustainment Command

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143rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command

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If mobilised, the 143rd Sustainment Command comes under the control of the 1st Theater Sustainment Command.[519]

310th Expeditionary Sustainment Command

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316th Expeditionary Sustainment Command

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Army Reserve Sustainment Command

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  • Army Reserve Sustainment Command[523]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Birmingham, Alabama
    • Logistics Civil Augmentation Program Support Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois
      • 1st Logistic Support Battalion, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
      • 2nd Logistic Support Battalion, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
      • 3rd Logistic Support Battalion, in Birmingham, Alabama
      • 4th Logistic Support Battalion, in Athens, Georgia
      • 5th Logistic Support Battalion, in Sheffield, Alabama
    • 915th Contracting Support Battalion
    • 917th Contracting Support Battalion
    • Army Reserve Element, Army Materiel Command, in Huntsville, Alabama
    • Army Reserve Element, Army Sustainment Command, at Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois
    • Army Reserve Element, Defense Contract Management Agency, at Fort Lee, Virginia

Deployment Support Command

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  • Deployment Support Command[524]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Birmingham, Alabama
    • 1179th Transportation Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Hamilton, New York
      • 1173rd Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, in Brockton, Massachusetts
      • 1174th Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, at Fort Totten, New York
      • 1185th Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania
      • 1398th Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, in Baltimore, Maryland
    • 1189th Transportation Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Naval Support Activity Charleston, Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina
      • 1182nd Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, at Naval Support Activity Charleston, Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina
      • 1186th Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, in Jacksonville, Florida
      • 1188th Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, in Decatur, Georgia
    • 1190th Transportation Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Baton Rogue, Louisiana
      • 1181st Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, in Meridian, Mississippi
      • 1184th Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, in Mobile, Alabama
      • 1192nd Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, in New Orleans, Louisiana
    • 1394th Transportation Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Camp Pendleton, California
      • 1395th Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
      • 1397th Deployment Distribution Support Battalion, in Vallejo, California
    • 757th Transportation Battalion (Railway Operations), in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

3rd Medical Command (Deployment Support)

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807th Medical Command (Deployment Support)

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807th Medical Command is part of the Army Reserve and manages the deployable field medical units providing medical, dental, preventive medicine, and veterinary support. 807th Medical Command (Deployment Support) is responsible for all operational reserve medical units west of the Mississippi river, excluding Louisiana.[526]

Army Reserve Medical Command

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  • Army Reserve Medical Command[529]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Pinellas Park, Florida
    • Army Reserve Medical Command Professional Management Command, in Forest Park, Georgia
    • North East Medical Readiness Support Group
      • 7457th Medical Backfill Battalion, in Richmond, Virginia
      • 7245th Medical Operational Readiness Unit, in Des Moines, Iowa
      • 7202nd Medical Support Unit, in Shoreham, New York
      • 7203rd Medical Support Unit, in Hobart, Indiana
      • 7207th Medical Support Unit, in Webster, New York
      • 7218th Medical Support Unit, in Louisville, Kentucky
      • 7221st Medical Support Unit, in Newark, Delaware
      • 7238th Medical Support Unit, at Fort Hamilton, New York
      • 7241st Medical Support Unit, in Lexington, Kentucky
      • 7245th Medical Support Unit, in Picatinny, New Jersey
      • 7250th Medical Support Unit, in Alexandria, Virginia
    • South East Medical Readiness Support Group
      • 7458th Medical Backfill Battalion, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
      • 7459th Medical Backfill Battalion, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
      • 7409th Troop Medical Clinic, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
      • 7217th Medical Support Unit, in Perrine, Florida
      • 7201st Medical Support Unit, in Gainsville, Florida
      • 7222nd Medical Support Unit, in Tampa, Florida
      • 7223rd Medical Support Unit, in Mobile, Alabama
      • 7224th Medical Support Unit, in North Charleston, South Carolina
      • 7226th Medical Support Unit, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
      • 7229th Medical Support Unit, in Nashville, Tennessee
      • 7233rd Medical Support Unit, in Montgomery, Alabama
      • 7235th Medical Support Unit, in Orlando, Florida
      • 7236th Medical Support Unit, at Fort Benning, Georgia
      • 7239th Medical Support Unit, in Chattanooga, Tennessee
      • 7242nd Medical Support Unit, in Gulfport, Mississippi
      • 7244th Medical Support Unit, in Kingsport, Tennessee
    • Central Medical Readiness Support Group
      • 7455th Medical Backfill Battalion, in Topeka, Kansas
      • 7454th Medical Operational Readiness Unit, in San Antonio, Texas
      • 7416th Troop Medical Clinic, in Lubbock, Texas
      • 7210th Medical Support Unit, in San Antonio, Texas
      • 7212th Medical Support Unit, in Rochester, Minnesota
      • 7215th Medical Support Unit, in Saint Louis, Missouri
      • 7227th Medical Support Unit, in Columbia, Missouri
      • 7228th Medical Support Unit, in Columbia, Missouri
      • 7231st Medical Support Unit, in Lubbock, Texas
      • 7240th Medical Support Unit, in Kirksville, Missouri
      • 7247th Medical Support Unit, at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
      • 7249th Medical Support Unit, in Houston, Texas
    • Western Medical Readiness Support Group
      • 7450th Medical Backfill Battalion, in Aurora, Colorado
      • 7451st Medical Backfill Battalion, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
      • 7452nd Medical Backfill Battalion, in San Diego, California
      • 7453rd Medical Backfill Battalion, in Mesa, Arizona
      • 7214th Medical Support Unit, in Garden Grove, California
      • 7220th Medical Support Unit, in Marana, Arizona
      • 7230th Medical Support Unit, in Riverside, California
      • 7232nd Medical Support Unit, in New Orleans, Louisiana
      • 7234th Medical Support Unit, in Vallejo, California
      • 7243rd Medical Support Unit, in Las Vegas, Nevada
      • 7246th Medical Support Unit, in Elkhorn, Nebraska
      • 7248th Medical Support Unit, at Fort Bliss, Texas
      • 7251st Medical Support Unit, in Albuquerque, New Mexico
      • 7252nd Medical Support Unit, in Helena, Montana
      • 7354th Veterinary Detachment, in Aurora, Colorado
      • 7362nd Veterinary Detachment, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington

Medical Readiness and Training Command

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  • Medical Readiness and Training Command
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Pinellas Park, Florida
    • Medical Regional Training Site, at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
    • Medical Regional Training Site, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
    • Medical Regional Training Site, at Camp Parks, California
    • 1st Medical Training Brigade, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • 7301st Medical Training Support Battalion, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst, New Jersey
      • 7303rd Medical Training Support Battalion
    • 2nd Medical Training Brigade, in Salt Lake City, Utah
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • 7304th Medical Training Support Battalion, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
      • 7305th Medical Training Support Battalion, in Sacramento, California
      • 7305th Forward Medical Detachment, at Camp Parks, California
    • 3rd Medical Training Brigade, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • 7302nd Medical Training Support Battalion, in Madison, Wisconsin
      • 7306th Medical Training Support Battalion
      • 7307th Medical Training Support Battalion

200th Military Police Command

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Army Reserve Aviation Command

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The Army Reserve Aviation Command is an Army Reserve division-sized command, and alongside seeing two Army Reserve Aviation Brigades, also has operational command over the 77th Combat Aviation Brigade of the Arkansas National Guard.[531]

United States Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command (Airborne)

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350th Civil Affairs Command

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The 350th Civil Affairs Command is headquartered in Pensacola, Florida and commands the 321st Civil Affairs Brigade (Texas) and 1st Civil Affairs & Psychological Operations Training Brigade at Fort Bragg. The 350th is regionally aligned with United States Southern Command.

351st Civil Affairs Command

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The 351st Civil Affairs Command is headquartered in Mountain View, California and commands the 358th Civil Affairs Brigade (California & Arizona) and the 364th Civil Affairs Brigade (Oregon, Colorado, Utah, and Washington). The 350th is regionally aligned with United States Indo-Pacific Command.

352nd Civil Affairs Command

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The 352nd Civil Affairs Command is headquartered at Fort George G. Meade in Maryland and commands the 354th Civil Affairs Brigade (Maryland, New York, Michigan, North Carolina, and Virginia) and the 360th Civil Affairs Brigade (South Carolina, Ohio, Arkansas, Maryland, Florida, and Tennessee). The 350th is regionally aligned with both United States African Command and United States Central Command.

353rd Civil Affairs Command

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The 353rd Civil Affairs Command is headquartered at in Staten Island, New York and commands the 304th Civil Affairs Brigade (Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Rhode Island) and the 308th Civil Affairs Brigade (Illinois, Minnesota, Michigan, Missouri, and Wisconsin). The 353rd is regionally aligned with United States European Command..

National Guard Bureau

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The Official seal of the National Guard Bureau
Seal of the United States Army National Guard.

The National Guard Bureau is the federal instrument responsible for the administration of the National Guard established by the United States Congress as a joint bureau of the Department of the Army and the Department of the Air Force. It was created by the Militia Act of 1903. The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2008, elevated the National Guard to a joint function of the Department of Defense. This act also elevated the Chief of the National Guard Bureau from Lieutenant General (Three Stars) to General (Four Stars) with the appointment of General Craig R. McKinley, U.S. Air Force. The National Guard Bureau holds a unique status as both a staff and operation agency.

Represented below are the Army National Guard units listed by state, however since some states have other states' units under their command, they are listed under this tab separately.

In 2020, as part of the Army's new 'Army 2030' initiative, combat forces will transition from the 'Brigade-centric' formations to the old-style 'Division-centric' formations. Under this program, the National Guard will be reorganised into eight divisions (currently eight exist), however unlike their current formations, the new divisions will be deployable. The current national guard divisions are designed to be 'modular' meaning they can change depending on the desired formation needed, such as adding manoeuvre enhancement brigades or removing divisional artillery, etc. As part of the changes, the national guard will provide eight divisions, with the regular army providing 10 (an increase of eight).[538]

Army National Guard staff organizational chart

66th Theater Aviation Command

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The 66th Theater Aviation Command was formed in 2008 and commands several of the Army National Guard's specialist aviation units, including fixed with aviation battalions. As of 2022, the command consists of three brigade-sized formations: 185th Aviation Brigade (focused on Heavy Lift & Supply); 449th Combat Aviation Brigade (focused on assault and forward deployments); and the 204th Theater Airfield Operations Group (focusing on aviation support).

Alabama Army National Guard

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The Alabama Army National Guard was originally formed in 1807. The Alabama Army National Guard forms the land element of the Alabama National Guard, and in 2017 consisted of 9,640 guardsmen.[48] In addition the below units, the Alabama Guard also provides the two-star 167th Sustainment Command (U.S. Army North); 20th Special Forces Group; 226th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade (29th Infantry Division); 1st Battalion, 167th Infantry Regiment (53rd Infantry BCT); 1st Battalion, 173rd Infantry Regiment (256th Infantry BCT); and 1st Battalion, 117th Field Artillery Regiment (142nd Field Artillery Brigade).

167th Theater Sustainment Command

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The 167th Theater Sustainment Command is operationally aligned with United States Army North and provides support to the command.

Alaska Army National Guard

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The Alaska Army National Guard was originally formed in 1940. The Alaska Army National Guard forms the land element of the Alaska National Guard, and in 2017 consisted of 1,731 guardsmen.[48] In addition the below elements, the Alaska Guard provides the 1st Battalion, 207th Aviation Regiment (40th Infantry Division), 1st Battalion, 297th Infantry Regiment (29th Infantry BCT), and 49th Missile Defence Battalion (100th Missile Defence Brigade).

  • Alaska Army National Guard[545][546]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, at Camp Denali, Anchorage
      • Alaska Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Alaska Medical Detachment
      • 103rd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
    • 297th Regional Support Group
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Richardson, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson
      • 49th Adjutant General Detachment (Personnel – Theater Gateway)
      • 297th Signal Company (Network Support)
      • 207th Engineer Company (Support)
      • 207th Engineer Detachment (Utilities)
      • 208th Engineer Team (Construction Management)
      • 297th Military Police Company (Combat Support), in Juneau
      • 134th Public Affairs Detachment, at Camp Denali, Fort Richardson, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska
    • 38th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Camp Denali, Anchorage
      • 103rd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
    • 207th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Fort Richardson, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Fort Richardson, Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson
      • 1st Battalion (Civil Affairs Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
    • Alaska State Army Aviation Office
      • Alaska Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Fort Richardson
      • Alaska Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Bethel Airport
      • Alaska Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #3, at Fairbanks International Airport
      • Alaska Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #4, at Juneau Airport

Arizona Army National Guard

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The Arizona Army National Guard was originally formed in 1940. The Arizona Army National Guard forms the land element of the Arizona National Guard, and in 2017 consisted of 5,305 guardsmen.[48] In addition the below elements, the Arizona Guard provides the 1st Battalion, 158th Infantry Regiment (29th Infantry BCT), 1st Battalion, 285th Aviation Regiment (29th Combat Aviation Brigade) and 2nd Battalion, 285th Aviation Regiment (77th Combat Aviation Brigade).

Arkansas Army National Guard

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The Arkansas Army National Guard was originally formed in 1804. The Arkansas Army National Guard forms the land element of the Arkansas National Guard, and in 2017 consisted of 5,994 guardsmen.[48] In addition the below units, the Arkansas Guard provides the 39th Infantry BCT (36th Infantry Division), 77th Combat Aviation Brigade (66th Aviation Command), and 142nd Field Artillery Brigade (29th Infantry Division).

  • Arkansas Army National Guard[561][562][563]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas
      • Arkansas Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Arkansas Medical Detachment
    • 87th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, North Little Rock
      • 875th Engineer Battalion, in Jonesboro
      • 61st Civil Support Team (Weapons Of Mass Destruction), in North Little Rock
      • 871st Troop Command
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, North Little Rock
        • 224th Ordnance Company (Field Maintenance), in Mountain Home
        • 216th Military Police Company (Guard), at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, North Little Rock
        • 119th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, North Little Rock
        • 106th Army Band, at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, North Little Rock
    • 233rd Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, North Little Rock
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Infantry Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
      • 3rd Battalion
    • Arkansas State Army Aviation Office
      • Robinson Army Airfield, at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, North Little Rock
      • Arkansas Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Robinson Army Airfield, Camp Joseph T. Robinson, North Little Rock

California Army National Guard

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The California Army National Guard was originally formed in 1849. The California Army National Guard forms the land element of the California National Guard, and in 2017 consisted of 14,242 guardsmen.[48] In addition the below units, the California Guard provides the 44th Infantry Division; 1st Battalion, 144th Field Artillery (11th Cavalry Regiment); Battery F, 144th Field Artillery (65th Field Artillery Brigade); 340th Brigade Support Battalion (65th Field Artillery Brigade), and 6th Battalion, 52nd Aviation Regiment (11th Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade).

  • California Army National Guard[564][565]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, at Camp Roberts, California
      • California Recruiting & Retention Battalion, in Roseville
      • 1933rd Support Detachment (Contingency Contracting Team), at Joint Forces Training Base Los Alamitos
      • 1977th Support Detachment (Contingency Contracting Team), in San Diego
      • California Army National Guard Medical Command, in Sacramento
    • 115th Regional Support Group
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Roseville
      • 149th Engineer Detachment (Survey & Design Team), in Sacramento
      • 184th Engineer Detachment (Construction Management Team), in Roseville
      • 233rd Engineer Detachment (Firefighting – Fire Truck), at Camp Roberts
      • 69th Public Affairs Detachment, in Roseville
      • 142nd Chaplain Detachment, in Roseville
    • 49th Military Police Brigade
    • 100th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Sacramento
      • 251st Battlefield Coordination Detachment, in Sacramento
      • 140th Engineer Company (Mobility Augmentation), in Azusa
      • 216th Engineer Company (Mobility Augmentation–Gap Crossing), in Pomona
      • 1106th Theater Aviation Sustainment Maintenance Group, at Fresno International Airport
      • 9th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), at Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base
      • 95th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), in Hayward
      • 369th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Senior Trial Defense Team), in Bell
      • 629th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Senior Trial Defense Team), in Sacramento
      • 672nd Judge Advocate General Detachment (Senior Trial Defense Team), in Sacramento
      • 370th Judge Advocate General Detachment (Field Trial Defense Team), in Bell
    • 223rd Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp San Luis Obispo
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Military Police Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
      • 3rd Battalion (Transportation Training)
      • Regional Training Site Maintenance
    • California State Army Aviation Office
      • Los Alamitos Army Airfield, at Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base
      • Roberts Army Heliport, at Camp Roberts, San Miguel
      • Fresno Aviation Classification Repair Activity Depot, in Fresno
      • California Army National Guard Army Aviation Annex, at Barstow-Daggett Airport, Daggett
      • California Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Los Alamitos Army Airfield, Los Alamitos Joint Forces Training Base
      • California Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Stockton Metropolitan Airport
      • California Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #3, at Sacramento Mather Airport

Colorado Army National Guard

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The Colorado Army National Guard or COANG is the army component of the Colorado National Guard, belonging to the Colorado Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. According to the DoD Defense Manpower Data Center, the Colorado ANG has a strength of 3,766 personnel as of 30 September 2017.[567] The Colorado ANG provides the below units along with the following assigned to other commands: 169th Field Artillery Brigade (HQ, 540th Signal Coy, 3/157th Field Artillery, and 147th BSB) – 34th Infantry Division; 117th Space Battalion [1st Space Brigade]; 100th Missile Defence Brigade (HQ); 1/157th Infantry Regiment [86th Infantry BCT]; and the 5th Battalion, 19th Special Forces Group (Airborne).

  • Colorado Army National Guard[568]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, in Denver, Colorado
      • Colorado National Guard Defense Cyber Operations Element
      • 891st Judge Advocate General Detachment (Field Trial Defense Team)
      • Colorado Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Colorado Medical Command, at Buckley Space Force Base
    • 89th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Denver
      • Special Operations Detachment–Korea (Airborne), at Buckley Space Force Base
      • 193rd Military Police Battalion (Internment/Resettlement), in Denver
      • 8th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
    • 168th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Fort Carson
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Officer Candidate School)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
    • Colorado State Army Aviation Office
      • Colorado Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Buckley Space Force Base
      • Colorado Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Eagle County Regional Airport, Gypsum

Connecticut Army National Guard

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Delaware Army National Guard

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  • Delaware Army National Guard[571]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, in Wilmington, Delaware
    • 261st Tactical Signal Brigade (Theater)
    • 72nd Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Wilmington
      • 721st Troop Command
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, in Milford
        • 160th Engineer Company (Vertical Construction), in Newark
        • 150th Engineer Detachment (Horizontal Construction), in Newark
        • 1049th Transportation Company (Light-Medium Truck), in Seaford
        • 262nd Maintenance Company, in Dagsboro
      • 722nd Troop Command
    • 193rd Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Bethany Beach Training Site
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Modular Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Officer Candidate School)
    • Delaware State Army Aviation Office
      • Delaware Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Wilmington Airport

District of Columbia Army National Guard

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  • District of Columbia Army National Guard[572]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, at District of Columbia Armory, Washington
    • 74th Troop Command
    • Multi-Agency Augmentation Command
      • Department of the Army Operations Support Division
      • National Guard Bureau Plans and Operations Division
      • Army National Guard Operations Support Division
      • Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency Operations
      • Joint Operations Support Division
    • 260th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Officer Candidate School)
      • 2nd Battalion (Warrant Officer Candidate School)
    • District of Columbia Army Aviation Office
      • District of Columbia Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Davison Army Airfield, Fort Belvoir, Virginia

Florida Army National Guard

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Georgia Army National Guard

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  • Georgia Army National Guard[580]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center, Georgia
      • Georgia Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Georgia Medical Detachment, at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center
    • 201st Regional Support Group
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center
      • 265th Chemical Battalion, at Dobbins Air Reserve Base[581]
      • 170th Military Police Battalion (Combat Support), in Decatur
      • 4th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
      • 781st Troop Command
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center
        • 165th Quartermaster Company (Aerial Delivery Support), at Dobbins Joint Air Reserve Base
        • 870th Explosive Hazardous Coordination Cell
        • 473rd Theater Public Affairs Support Element, in Marietta[582]
          • 124th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center
          • 161st Military History Detachment, at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center
    • 648th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade
    • 78th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Oglethorpe
      • 93rd Finance Management Support Unit, at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center
      • 221st Expeditionary Military Intelligence Battalion, at Fort Gillem
      • 110th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, in Tifton
      • 175th Quartermaster Detachment (Equipment Support), at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center
      • 277th Ordnance Company (Maintenance)
      • 122nd Tactical Support Detachment
      • 139th Chaplain Detachment, at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center
      • 1078th Trial Defense Team, at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center
      • 1732nd Forward Trial Defense Team, at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center
      • 116th Army Band, at General Lucius D. Clay National Guard Center
      • Maneuver Area Training Equipment Site #67, at Fort Stewart
    • 78th Aviation Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Marietta
      • Georgia Army National Guard Army Fixed Wing Support Activity, at Robins Air Force Base, Warner Robins
      • Georgia Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Winder Barrow Airport, Winder
      • Georgia Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Marietta
      • Georgia Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #3, at Hunter Army Airfield, Savannah
      • Hunter Army Airfield Aviation Readiness Center, at Hunter Army Airfield, Savannah
    • 122nd Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Georgia Military Institute in Marietta
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Infantry Training), at NAS Dobbins
      • 2nd Battalion (Officer Candidate School)
      • 3rd Battalion (Modular Training)

Guam Army National Guard

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  • Guam Army National Guard
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, at Barrigada National Guard Complex, Barrigada, Guam
      • Guard Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Guam Medical Detachment
    • 105th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, in Barrigada
      • 1224th Engineer Company (Support)
      • 94th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
      • 721st Army Band
    • 203rd Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Fort Juan Muna
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion
      • 2nd Battalion

Hawaii Army National Guard

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  • Hawaii Army National Guard[583]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii
      • Hawaii Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Hawaii Medical Detachment
    • 103rd Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Waiawa, O'ahu
      • 230th Engineer Company (Vertical Construction), in Puunene, Maui
      • 297th Engineer Detachment (Firefighting – Fire Truck)
      • 50th Quartermaster Detachment (Field Feeding), in Pearl City[584]
      • 117th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Waiawa
      • 1950th Contingency Contracting Team, in Waiawa
      • 111th Army Band, in Waiawa
    • 298th Regiment (Multi-Functional Training), at Bellows Air Force Station, Waimanalo
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Combined Arms Training, Officer Candidates School, and Warrant Officer Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Basic Leadership Training)
      • Ordnance Training Company, in Pearl City
    • Hawaii State Army Aviation Office
      • Hawaii Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Wheeler Army Airfield, Schofield Barracks, Wahiawa
      • Hawaii Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Lyman Field, Hilo
      • Hawaii Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #3, at Kalaeloa Airport

Idaho Army National Guard

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  • Idaho Army National Guard[585]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Boise, Idaho
      • Idaho Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Idaho Medical Detachment
    • 126th Engineer Company (Support), in Moscow
    • 937th Engineer Detachment (Firefighting – Fire Truck), in Driggs
    • 938th Engineer Detachment (Firefighting – Fire Truck), in Driggs
    • 101st Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
    • 25th Army Band, at Gowen Field Air National Guard Base
    • 204th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Gowen Field Air National Guard Base, Boise
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Armor Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
      • Regional Training Site – Maintenance Ordnance Training Battalion
      • Maneuver Area Training Equipment Site #87
    • Idaho State Army Aviation Office
      • Idaho Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Gowen Field Air National Guard Base, Boise

Illinois Army National Guard

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  • Illinois Army National Guard[586]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, at Camp Lincoln, Springfield, Illinois
      • Illinois Recruiting and Retention Battalion
      • Illinois Medical Detachment
    • 404th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade
    • 65th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Camp Lincoln, Springfield
      • 139th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Springfield
      • 244th Digital Liaison Detachment, in Chicago
      • 5th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), in Bartonville
      • 144th Army Band, in Springfield
    • 129th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Lincoln, Springfield
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Air Defense Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
      • 3rd Battalion (Officer Candidate School)
    • Illinois State Army Aviation Office
      • Illinois Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Decatur Airport, Decatur
      • Illinois Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Chicago Midway International Airport, Chicago
      • Illinois Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #3, at General Wayne A. Downing Peoria International Airport, Peoria

Indiana Army National Guard

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  • Indiana Army National Guard[587]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Indianapolis, Indiana
      • 53rd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
      • Indiana Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Indiana Medical Detachment
    • 719th Engineer Detachment (Firefighting Headquarters), at Camp Atterbury, Edinburgh
      • 819th Engineer Detachment (Firefighting – Fire Truck)
      • 1019th Engineer Detachment (Firefighting – Fire Truck)
    • 81st Troop Command[588]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Hulman Field Air National Guard Base
      • 1213th Engineer Detachment (Survey & Design Team), at Camp Atterbury, Edinburgh
      • 215th Medical Company (Area Support), at Camp Atterbury, Edinburgh
      • 738th Medical Company (Area Support), in Lafayette
      • 19th Chemical Battalion (Counter-Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive)
      • 38th Military Police Company (Combat Support), in Danville
      • 381st Military Police Company (Combat Support), in Plymouth
      • 384th Military Police Company (Combat Support), in Bloomington
      • 938th Military Police Detachment (Law & Order)
      • 939th Military Police Detachment (Law & Order)
      • 120th Public Affairs Detachment
      • 135th Chaplain Detachment, in Lafayette
      • 138th Military History Detachment
      • 53rd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), in Indianapolis
      • 1938th Acquisition Team, in Indianapolis
      • 1976th Acquisition Team, in Indianapolis
    • 138th Regiment (Combat Arms), at Camp Atterbury-Muscatatuck
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Warrant Officer Candidate School)
      • 2nd Battalion (Officer Candidate School)
      • 3rd Battalion (Modular Training)
    • Indiana State Army Aviation Office
      • Himsel Army Airfield, at Camp Atterbury, Edinburgh
      • Indiana Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Shelbyville Municipal Airport, Indiana
      • Indiana Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Indianapolis International Airport, Indiana
      • Indiana Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #3, at Gary/Chicago International Airport, Indiana

Iowa Army National Guard

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Kansas Army National Guard

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  • Kansas Army National Guard[590]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Topeka, Kansas
      • Kansas Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • 73rd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), in Topeka
    • 635th Regional Support Group[591][592]
    • 69th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Topeka
      • 105th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, in Topeka
      • 169th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Fort Leavenworth
      • Kansas Army National Guard Medical Detachment, in Lenexa
      • 35th Infantry Division Band, in Olathe
      • 105th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Topeka
      • 1979th Contingency Contracting Team, in Topeka
      • 1174th Senior Trial Defense Team, in Topeka
      • 1074th Field Trial Defense Team, in Topeka
    • 235th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Great Plains Joint Training Center, Salina
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Officer Candidate School & Warrant Officer School)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
      • 137th Chaplain Detachment
      • Regional Training Site – Maintenance
      • Kansas Army National Guard Training Center
    • Kansas State Army Aviation Office
      • Kansas Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Forbes Field, Topeka
      • Kansas Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Salina Regional Airport, Salina

Kentucky Army National Guard

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  • Kentucky Army National Guard[593]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Louisville, Kentucky
      • 41st Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
      • Kentucky Recruiting & Retention Battalion
    • 63rd Theater Aviation Brigade
    • 75th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Louisville
      • 149th Engineer Company (Vertical Construction), in Cynthiana
      • 176th Engineer Detachment (Firefighting – Fire Truck), in Greenville
      • 177th Engineer Detachment (Firefighting – Fire Truck), in Greenville
      • 178th Engineer Detachment (Firefighting – Fire Truck), in Greenville
      • 613th Engineer Detachment (Facilities), in Springfield
      • Kentucky Medical Detachment
      • 751st Troop Command[o]
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
        • 2113th Transportation Company (Medium Truck, Cargo) (Echelons Above Corps), in Paducah
        • 2123rd Transportation Company (Medium Truck) (Palletized Loading System), in Richmond
        • 307th Ordnance Company (Maintenance), in Central City
        • 1163rd Medical Company (Area Support), in Shelbyville
        • 202nd Army Band
        • 133rd Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Frankfort
    • 238th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Wendell H. Ford Regional Training Center, Greenville
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • 1st Battalion (Field Artillery Training)[595]
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
    • Kentucky State Army Aviation Office
      • Boone National Guard Heliport, at Boone National Guard Center, Lexington
      • Creech National Guard Heliport, at Bluegrass Station, Lexington
      • Kentucky Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Boone National Guard Heliport, Capital City Airport, Frankfort

Louisiana Army National Guard

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Maine Army National Guard

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  • Maine Army National Guard[597]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Augusta, Maine
      • 121st Public Affairs Detachment, in Augusta
      • 11th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), in Waterville
      • Maine Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Maine Medical Detachment
    • 120th Regional Support Group
    • 52nd Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Augusta
      • 133rd Engineer Battalion, in Brunswick
      • 488th Military Police Company (Combat Support), in Waterville
    • 240th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), in Bangor
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Modular Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Officer Candidate School & Warrant Officer School)
    • Maine State Army Aviation Office
      • Maine Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Bangor International Airport

Maryland Army National Guard

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Massachusetts Army National Guard

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  • Massachusetts Army National Guard
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Boston, Massachusetts
      • 1st Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
      • Massachusetts Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Massachusetts Medical Detachment
      • 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment, in Boston (Ceremonial Infantry)
    • 26th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade
    • 151st Regional Support Group
    • 51st Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Wellesley
      • 387th Ordnance Company, at Joint Base Cape Cod
      • 272nd Chemical Company (Heavy), at Cap Curtis Guild
      • 182nd Medical Company (Area Support), in Natick
      • 65th Public Affairs Detachment, in West Newton
    • 101st Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Edwards, Joint Base Cape Cod
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Field Artillery Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
    • Massachusetts State Army Aviation Office
      • Massachusetts Army National Guard Army Aviation Facility #1, at Camp Edwards, Joint Base Cape Cod
      • Massachusetts Army National Guard Army Aviation Facility #2, at Barnes Army National Guard Base

Michigan Army National Guard

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  • Michigan Army National Guard[600]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Lansing, Michigan
      • Michigan Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Michigan Medical Command, in Detroit
    • 272nd Regional Support Group
    • 63rd Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Wyoming
      • 126th Press Camp Headquarters, in Augusta
      • 1146th Judge Advocate General Detachment, in Lansing
      • Detachment 1, 505th Judge Advocate General Detachment, in Lansing
      • 1208th Military Intelligence Platoon (Interpreter Translator), in Taylor
      • 1208th Engineer Detachment (Survey & Design Team), in Lansing
      • 1999th Acquisition Directorate Detachment, in Lansing
      • 51st Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), in Augusta
      • 631st Troop Command
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Lansing
        • 126th Signal Company, in Kalamazoo
        • 156th Signal Company, in Adrian
        • 460th Chemical Company (Close Support), in Augusta
        • 126th Army Band, in Wyoming
    • 177th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Fort Custer, Augusta
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Infantry Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
    • Michigan State Army Aviation Office
      • Grayling Army Airfield, at Camp Grayling, Grayling
      • Michigan Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Abrams Municipal Airport, Grand Ledge

46th Military Police Command

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The headquarters of the 46th Military Police Command is provided by the Michigan Army National Guard and consists of two military police brigades: 49th from California and 177th from Michigan. For alignment purposes, the command is part of United States Army North.

Minnesota Army National Guard

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  • Minnesota Army National Guard[601]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Saint Paul, Minnesota
      • Minnesota Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Minnesota Medical Detachment
      • Minnesota Training Support Unit
    • 84th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Cambridge
      • 682nd Engineer Battalion, in Saint Cloud
      • 434th Chemical Company (Heavy), in Hastings
      • 34th Military Police Company (Combat Support)
      • 257th Military Police Company (Guard)
      • 55th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
    • 175th Regiment (Regional Training Institute)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Officer Candidate School)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
      • Regional Training Site–Maintenance
    • Minnesota State Army Aviation Office
      • Ray S. Miller Army Airfield, at Camp Ripley, Little Falls
      • Minnesota Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Holman Field, Saint Paul
      • Minnesota Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Saint Cloud Regional Airport

Mississippi Army National Guard

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  • Mississippi Army National Guard[602]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Jackson, Mississippi
      • 102nd Public Affairs Detachment
      • 47th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
      • 972nd Trial Defense Team
      • 1984th Contingency Contracting Team
      • 41st Army Band
      • Mississippi Recruiting & Retention Battalion, in Jackson[603]
      • Mississippi Medical Detachment
    • 66th Troop Command
    • 154th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Shelby
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Armor Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Infantry Training)
      • 3rd Battalion (Ordnance Training)
      • 4th Battalion (Non-Commissioned Officer Academy)
      • 5th Battalion (Medical Training)
      • 6th Battalion (Officer Candidate School)
    • Mississippi State Army Aviation Office
      • Gulfport Aviation Classification Repair Activity Depot, at Trent Lott National Guard Training Complex, Gulfport
      • Hagler Army Airfield, at Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg
      • Mississippi Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Hawkins Field Airport, Jackson
      • Mississippi Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Tupelo Regional Airport
      • Mississippi Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #3, at Meridian Regional Airport

184th Expeditionary Sustainment Command

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Missouri Army National Guard

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Montana Army National Guard

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  • Montana Army National Guard[608]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Helena, Montana
    • 1889th Regional Support Group
    • 95th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort William H. Harrison, Helena
      • 190th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, in Billings
      • 83rd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), at Fort William H. Harrison, Helena
      • Montana Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Montana Medical Detachment
      • 208th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Fort William H. Harrison, Helena
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
        • Staff and Faculty Development Office
        • Officer Candidate School Company
        • Quartermaster Company
        • Medical Company
    • Montana State Army Aviation Office
      • Helena Aviation Readiness Center, at Helena Regional Airport
      • Montana Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Helena Regional Airport

Nebraska Army National Guard

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  • Nebraska Army National Guard[609][610]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Lincoln, Nebraska
      • 111th Public Affairs Detachment
      • 105th Military History Team
      • 1969th Contingency Contracting Team
      • Defensive Cyber Operations Element
      • Nebraska Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Nebraska Medical Readiness Detachment
    • 67th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade – supporting 1st Infantry Division[609]
    • 92nd Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Lincoln Air National Guard Base
      • 72nd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
    • 209th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Ashland, Ashland
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Non-Commissioned Officer Academy)
      • 2nd Battalion (Officer Candidate School & Warrant Officer Candidate School)
      • 3rd Battalion (Transportation Training)
      • Training Center Command
    • Nebraska State Army Aviation Office
      • Nebraska Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Lincoln Municipal Airport
      • Nebraska Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Central Nebraska Regional Airport, Grand Island

Nevada Army National Guard

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New Hampshire Army National Guard

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New Jersey Army National Guard

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  • New Jersey Army National Guard[614]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Trenton, New Jersey
      • New Jersey Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • New Jersey Medical Detachment
    • 42nd Regional Support Group[615]
    • 57th Troop Command[616]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Atlantic City Air National Guard Base
      • 831st Judge Advocate General Detachment (Trial Defense Team)
      • 150th Engineer Company (Horizontal Construction), in Hammonton
      • 21st Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), at Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst
      • 1948th Contingency Contracting Team, at Fort Dix, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst
      • 444th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile)
      • 63rd Army Band, at Sea Girt National Guard Training Center
    • New Jersey State Army Aviation Office
      • Picatinny Army Heliport, at Picatinny Arsenal
      • New Jersey Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Lakehurst Maxfield Army Airfield, Joint Base McGuire–Dix–Lakehurst
      • New Jersey Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Picatinny Army Heliport, Picatinny Arsenal
    • 254th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Sea Girt National Guard Training Center
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Infantry Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
      • Regional Training Site - Maintenance
      • Joint Training and Training Development Center

New Mexico Army National Guard

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  • New Mexico Army National Guard
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Santa Fe, New Mexico
      • New Mexico Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • New Mexico Medical Detachment
    • 93rd Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Santa Fe
      • 1209th Medical Detachment, in Albuquerque
      • 226th Military Police Battalion (Combat Support), in Farmington, New Mexico
      • 64th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), in Rio Rancho
      • 44th Army Band, in Albuquerque
    • New Mexico State Army Aviation Office
      • New Mexico Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Santa Fe Regional Airport
      • New Mexico Army National Guard Limited Army Aviation Operating Facility, at Las Cruces International Airport
    • 515th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Rio Rancho Training Site, Rio Rancho
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Officer Candidate School)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)

New York Army National Guard

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  • New York Army National Guard[617]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Latham, New York
      • 1025th Judge Advocate General Detachment, in Latham
      • 1076th Judge Advocate General Detachment, in Latham
      • New York Recruiting and Retention Battalion, in Watervliet
      • New York Medical Detachment, in Watervliet
    • 369th Sustainment Brigade[618]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at 369th Regiment Armory, Harlem, New York
      • 369th Special Troops Battalion, in Harlem
      • 187th Signal Company, in Farmingdale, New York
      • 27th Finance Management Battalion, in Whitestone, New York[619]
      • 719th Transportation Company (Medium Truck, Cargo) (Echelons Above Corps), in Harlem, New York
      • 1569th Transportation Company (Medium Truck, Cargo) (Corps), in New Windsor, New York
      • 133rd Composite Supply Company, at Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn, New York
      • 145th Ordnance Company (Maintenance), in Staten Island, New York
    • 53rd Troop Command
    • 106th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Smith[620]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Infantry Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
    • New York State Army Aviation Office
      • Army National Guard Flight Detachment, New York, at Albany International Airport, New York[621]
      • New York Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Long Island MacArthur Airport, Ronkonkoma
      • New York Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Frederick Douglass Greater Rochester International Airport, Rochester
      • New York Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #3, at Albany International Airport, Latham

North Carolina Army National Guard

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  • North Carolina Army National Guard[622]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Raleigh, North Carolina
      • 136th Chaplain Detachment, at Fort Bragg
    • 60th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Raleigh
      • 382nd Public Affairs Detachment, in Raleigh
      • North Carolina Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Special Operations Detachment – X, in Raleigh[623]
      • 403rd Rigger Support Team, in Raleigh
      • 430th Ordnance Company (Explosive Ordnance Disposal), in Washington
      • 163rd Medical Company (Area Support), in East Flat Rock
      • North Carolina Medical Detachment
      • 130th Military History Detachment, in Raleigh
      • 42nd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), in Greenville
      • 440th Army Band, in Raleigh
    • 139th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Butner
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Field Artillery Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Officer Candidate School)
      • 3rd Battalion (Medical Training)
      • Regional Training Site – Maintenance
      • Detachment 4
      • Camp Butner, in Stem
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
        • 136th Chaplains Team
    • North Carolina State Army Aviation Office
      • Morrisville Aviation Readiness Center, at Raleigh–Durham International Airport
      • North Carolina Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Raleigh–Durham International Airport
      • North Carolina Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Salisbury Armory

North Dakota Army National Guard

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  • North Dakota Army National Guard[624]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Bismarck, North Dakota
      • North Dakota Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • North Dakota Medical Detachment
    • 68th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Bismarck
      • 816th Engineer Company (Horizontal Construction), in Dickson
      • 814th Medical Company (Area Support), in Bismarck
      • 191st Military Police Company (Combat Support), in Fargo
      • 116th Public Affairs Detachment, in Bismarck
      • 81st Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), in Bismarck
      • 188th Army Band, in Bismarck
    • 164th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Gilbert C. Grafton
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Engineer Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
    • North Dakota State Army Aviation Office
      • Bismarck Aviation Readiness Center, at Bismarck Municipal Airport
      • North Dakota Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Bismarck Municipal Airport
      • North Dakota Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Hector International Airport, Fargo

Ohio Army National Guard

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Oklahoma Army National Guard

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  • Oklahoma Army National Guard[626]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Tulsa, Oklahoma
      • Oklahoma Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Oklahoma Medical Detachment
    • 90th Troop Command
    • 189th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), in Oklahoma City
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Field Artillery Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
    • Oklahoma State Army Aviation Office
      • Muldrow Army Heliport, in Muldrow
      • Oklahoma Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at General Muldrow Army Heliport, Lexington
      • Oklahoma Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Tulsa International Airport

Oregon Army National Guard

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  • Oregon Army National Guard
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Salem, Oregon
      • 102nd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
      • 234th Army Band
      • Oregon Recruiting and Retention Battalion
      • Oregon Medical Detachment
    • 82nd Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Camp Withycombe, Clackamas
      • 1249th Engineer Battalion, in Salem
      • 821st Troop Command
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Salem
        • 3670th Ordnance Company, in Clackamas
        • 1186th Military Police Company (Combat Support), in Salem
        • 115th Public Affairs Detachment, in Salem
    • 241st Regiment (Regional Training Institute), in Monmouth
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Modular Training)
    • Oregon State Army Aviation Office
      • Oregon Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Salem Army Airfield
      • Oregon Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Pendleton Army Airfield

Pennsylvania Army National Guard

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  • Pennsylvania Army National Guard[627]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
      • 3rd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), at Fort Indiantown Gap
      • Pennsylvania Recruiting and Retention Battalion
      • Pennsylvania Medical Detachment
    • 166th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville[628]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Maneuver Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
      • 3rd Battalion (Non-Commissioned Officer Academy)
      • Medical Battalion Training Site
    • Pennsylvania State Army Aviation Office
      • Muir Army Airfield, at Fort Indiantown Gap, Annville
      • Pennsylvania Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Muir Army Airfield, Fort Indiantown Gap
      • Pennsylvania Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at John Murtha Johnstown-Cambria County Airport, Johnstown
      • Eastern Army Aviation Training Site, in Annville

Puerto Rico Army National Guard

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Rhode Island Army National Guard

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  • Rhode Island Army National Guard[630]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Providence, Rhode Island
      • 13th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
      • Rhode Island Recruiting and Retention Battalion
      • Rhode Island Medical Detachment
    • 43rd Military Police Brigade
    • 56th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Camp Fogarty
      • Special Operations Detachment – Global
      • 861st Engineer Company (Support), in East Greenwich
      • 110th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile)
      • 88th Army Band
    • 243rd Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Varnum
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Officer Candidate School)
      • 2nd Battalion (Military Police Training)
    • Rhode Island State Army Aviation Office
      • Quonset Point Aviation Readiness Center, at Quonset State Airport, Providence
      • Rhode Island Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Quonset State Airport, Providence

South Carolina Army National Guard

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263rd Army Air and Missile Defence Command

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The 263rd Army Air and Missile Defence Command is the only two-star air defence command of the Army National Guard, allocated to the South Carolina Army National Guard. For alignment purposes, it is operationally subordinate to United States Army North.[429]

South Dakota Army National Guard

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Tennessee Army National Guard

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  • Tennessee Army National Guard[637]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, in Memphis, Tennessee
      • Tennessee Recruiting and Retention Battalion, in Smyrna
      • Tennessee Medical Detachment
    • 194th Engineer Brigade
    • 30th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Memphis
      • 301st Troop Command
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Nashville
        • 230th Signal Company (Tactical Installation Networking–Enhanced), in Nashville
        • 208th Medical Company (Area Support)
        • 118th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile)
        • 1957th Support Detachment
        • 129th Army Band
    • 117th Regiment (Regional Training Institute)
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Military Police Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Armor Training)
      • 3rd Battalion (Quartermaster Training)
      • Officer Candidate School
    • Tennessee State Army Aviation Office
      • Tennessee Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Smyrna Airport
      • Tennessee Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base, Louisville
      • Tennessee Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #3, at McKellar–Sipes Regional Airport, Jackson

Texas Army National Guard

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  • Texas Army National Guard[638]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, at Camp Mabry, Austin, Texas
      • Texas Recruiting and Retention Battalion
      • Texas Medical Detachment
    • 71st Troop Command
    • Texas State Army Aviation Office
      • Martindale Army Heliport, in San Antonio
      • Redmond Taylor Army Heliport, at Naval Air Station Dallas, Grand Prairie
      • Texas Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport
      • Texas Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Martindale Army Heliport, San Antonio
      • Texas Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #3, at Grand Prairie Army Airfield
      • Texas Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #4, at Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base, Houston

Utah Army National Guard

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  • Utah Army National Guard[639]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Forces Headquarters, at Camp Williams, Utah
      • 4th Infantry Division Main Command Post - Operational Detachment, in Bluffdale
      • Utah Recruiting and Retention Battalion
      • Utah Medical Detachment, in Bluffdale
      • Utah Training Center, at Camp Williams
    • 204th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade – supporting 4th Infantry Division[640][641]
      • Headquarters Support Company, at Camp Williams
      • 4th Infantry Division Main Command Post Operational Detachment
      • 217th Signal Company (Network Support), in Bluffdale, Utah
      • 1457th Engineer Battalion, in American Forks, Utah
      • 115th Engineer Detachment (Facilities), in Bluffdale, Utah
      • 625th Military Police Battalion, in Springville, Utah[642]
    • 97th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Draper, Utah
      • 115th Ordnance Company (Maintenance), in Draper
      • 144th Medical Company (Area Support), in Bluffdale
      • 128th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Draper
      • 85th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), in Salt Lake City
      • 653rd Trial Defense Team
      • 1993rd Contingency Contracting Team, in Draper
      • 23rd Army Band, in West Jordan
    • 97th Aviation Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at South Valley Regional Airport, West Jordan
      • Utah Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at South Valley Regional Airport, West Jordan
    • 640th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Williams, Utah
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Non-Commissioned Officers Academy)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular/Signal Training)
      • 3rd Battalion (Field Artillery Training)
      • 4th Battalion (Military Intelligence Training)

Vermont Army National Guard

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  • Vermont Army National Guard[643]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, at Camp Johnson, Vermont
      • Vermont Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • Vermont Medical Detachment
    • 86th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Williston, Vermont
      • 131st Engineer Company (Horizontal Construction), in Williston
      • 15th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction), in Burlington
      • 172nd Public Affairs Detachment, at Camp Johnson
      • 40th Army Band, at Camp Johnson
    • 124th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Ethan Allen, Jericho
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Headquarters)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
      • 3rd Battalion (Information Operations)
      • 4th Battalion (Signal Training)
      • Army Mountain Warfare School
    • Vermont State Army Aviation Office
      • Vermont Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Burlington International Airport

Virgin Islands Army National Guard

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  • Virgin Islands Army National Guard[644]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, in Bethlehem, Saint Croix, Virgin Islands
      • Virgin Islands Recruiting and Retention Battalion
      • Virgin Islands Medical Detachment
    • 104th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Bethlehem, Saint Croix
      • 652nd Engineer Platoon (Equipment Support)
      • 786th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion
      • 661st Military Police Company (Guard)
      • 23rd Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
      • 51st Public Affairs Team
    • 210th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), in Bethlehem, Saint Croix
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Modular Training)

Virginia Army National Guard

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  • Virginia Army National Guard[645]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, in Richmond, Virginia
      • Virginia Recruiting and Retention Battalion
      • Virginia Medical Detachment
    • 329th Regional Support Group
    • 91st Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Bowling Green, Virginia
    • 183rd Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Fort Pickett
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Infantry Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Field Artillery Training)
      • 3rd Battalion (Air Defense Artillery Training)
      • 4th Battalion (Modular Training)
    • Virginia State Army Aviation Office
      • Virginia Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at the Sandston Army National Guard Aviation Complex, Fort Belvoir

Washington Army National Guard

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  • Washington Army National Guard[646]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, at Camp Murray, Tacoma, Washington
      • Washington Recruiting and Retention Battalion
      • Washington Medical Detachment
    • 96th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Gray Army Airfield, Joint Base Lewis–McChord
      • Special Operations Detachment – Pacific Command, in Tacoma, Washington
      • 204th Engineer Company (Mobility Augmentation), in Centralia
      • 420th Chemical Battalion, in Yakima
      • 144th Army Liaison Team, in Spokane
      • 133rd Army Band, at Camp Murray
    • 205th Regiment (Leadership), at Camp Murray, Tacoma
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion, at Yakima Training Center, Yakima (Officer Candidate School)
      • 2nd Battalion, at Redmond Officer Candidate School, Redmond (Warrant Officer Candidate School)
    • 96th Aviation Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Seattle
      • Washington Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Gray Army Airfield, Joint Base Lewis–McChord
      • Washington Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Fairchild Air Force Base, Spokane

West Virginia Army National Guard

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  • West Virginia Army National Guard[647]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, in Charleston, West Virginia
      • Special Operations Detachment – Europe, at Camp Dawson
      • 153rd Public Affairs Detachment
      • 249th Army Band
      • West Virginia Recruiting & Retention Battalion
      • West Virginia Medical Detachment, in South Charleston
      • Training and Education Center
        • 35th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
    • 111th Engineer Brigade
    • 77th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Gassaway
      • 151st Military Police Battalion (Combat Support), in Gassaway
      • 771st Troop Command
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Gassaway
        • 1257th Transportation Company (Light-Medium Truck), in Huntington
        • 753rd Explosive Ordnance Disposal Company
        • 3664th Ordnance Company (Support Maintenance)
        • 1935th Contingency Contracting Team
      • 772nd Aviation Troop Command
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Ohio Valley Regional Airport
        • West Virginia Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at Ohio Valley Regional Airport, Williamstown
        • West Virginia Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Ohio County Airport, Wheeling
    • 197th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Dawson, Kingwood
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Aviation Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)

Wisconsin Army National Guard

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  • Wisconsin Army National Guard[648]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, in Madison, Wisconsin
      • 54th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
      • Wisconsin Recruiting and Retention Battalion
      • Wisconsin Medical Detachment
    • 64th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Madison
      • 732nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, in Tomah
      • 641st Troop Command
        • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, in Madison
        • 135th Medical Company (Area Support), in Waukesha
        • 112th Public Affairs Detachment (Mobile), in Madison
        • 1967th Contingency Contracting Team, at Camp Douglas
        • 132nd Army Band, in Madison
    • 426th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Fort McCoy
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Field Artillery Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (Modular Training)
    • Wisconsin State Army Aviation Office
      • Wisconsin Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #1, at West Bend Municipal Airport
      • Wisconsin Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility #2, at Truax Field, Dane County Regional Airport, Madison

Wyoming Army National Guard

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  • Wyoming Army National Guard[649]
    • Army National Guard Element, Joint Force Headquarters, in Cheyenne, Wyoming
      • 197th Public Affairs Detachment
      • 84th Civil Support Team (Weapons of Mass Destruction)
      • Wyoming Recruiting and Retention Battalion
      • Wyoming Medical Detachment
    • 94th Troop Command
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Laramie
      • 133rd Engineer Company (Support), in Laramine
      • 1041st Engineer Company (Multi-Role Bridge), in Rock Springs
      • 67th Army Band, in Wheatland
    • 213th Regiment (Regional Training Institute), at Camp Guernsey
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment
      • 1st Battalion (Field Artillery Training)
      • 2nd Battalion (General Support Training)
    • Wyoming State Army Aviation Office
      • Wyoming Army National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility, at Cheyenne Regional Airport

Army Service Component Commands

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United States Army Cyber Command

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Army Network Enterprise Technology Command

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7th Signal Command (Theater)

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  • 7th Signal Command (Theater)[668]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Meade, Maryland
    • 1st Signal Center, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
    • 2nd Signal Center, at Fort Huachuca, Arizona
    • 7th Signal Center, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
    • South Theater Network Operations and Security Center, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
    • 21st Signal Brigade[669]
    • 93rd Signal Brigade – providing communications for Eastern bases and oversees the eastern Network Communication Centers[672]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
      • West Point Network Communication Center
      • Fort Drum Network Communication Center
      • Fort Hamilton Network Communication Center
      • Fort Dix Network Communication Center
      • Aberdeen Proving Group Network Communication Center
      • Fort Detrick Network Communication Center
      • United States Army Research Lab Adelphi Network Communication Center
      • Fort A. P. Hill Network Communication Center
      • Joint Base Eustis Network Communication Center
      • Fort Lee Network Communication Center
      • Fort Knox Network Communication Center
      • Fort Campbell Network Communication Center
      • Fort Bragg Network Communication Center
      • Fort Gordon Network Communication Center
      • Fort Jackson Network Communication Center
      • Fort Benning Network Communication Center
      • Fort Stewart Network Communication Center
      • Fort Belvoir Network Communication Center
    • 106th Signal Brigade – providing communications for Central and Western bases and oversees the Western Network Communication Centers[673]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
      • 2nd Regional Cyber Center (Western Hemisphere)
      • Fort Bliss Network Enterprise Center
      • Fort Hood Network Enterprise Center
      • Joint Base Lewis-McChord Network Enterprise Center
      • Dungway Proving Group Network Enterprise Center
      • Fort Carson Network Enterprise Center
      • Fort Huachuca Network Enterprise Center
      • Fort Hunter Liggett Network Enterprise Center
      • Fort Irwin Network Enterprise Center
      • Presidio of Monterey Network Enterprise Center
      • Joint Base San Antonio Network Enterprise Center
      • Fort Polk Network Enterprise Center
      • Fort Riley Network Enterprise Center
      • Fort Leavenworth Network Enterprise Center
      • Fort Leonard Wood Network Enterprise Center
      • Fort McCoy Network Enterprise Center
      • Fort Sill Network Enterprise Center

311th Signal Command (Theater)

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The 311th Signal Command provides communications and cyber protection for United States Indo-Pacific Command and United States Army Pacific.[674]

Army Intelligence and Security Command

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United States Army Counterintelligence Command

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United States Army Materiel Command

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The United States Army Materiel Command (AMC) is the primary provider of materiel to the United States Army. The Command's mission includes the management of installations, as well as maintenance, and parts distribution. The AMC operates depots; arsenals; ammunition plants; and other facilities, and maintains the Army's prepositioned stocks, both on land an afloat.[697][698]

Army Contracting Command

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In the United States Army Contracting Command, all Regional Contracting Offices (RCOs) are commanded by Lieutenant Colonels, and equivelent to that of the contracting battalions.

  • Army Contracting Command[700][701]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Battalion, at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
    • 905th Contracting Battalion, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
    • Army Contracting Center–Aberdeen Proving Ground, at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
    • Army Contracting Center–New Jersey, at Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey
    • Army Contracting Center–Redstone, at Redstone Arsenal, Illinois
    • Army Contracting Center–Rock Island, at Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois
    • Army Contracting Center–Detroit Arsenal, at Detroit Arsenal, Michigan
    • Army Contracting Center–Orlando, in Orlando, Florida
    • 408th Contracting Support Brigade – supporting United States Army Central[702]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina
        • Forward Operating Location, at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait
      • Regional Contracting Office–Kuwait
      • Regional Contracting Office–Qatar
    • 409th Contracting Support Brigade – supporting United States Army Europe & Africa[703]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Sembach Kaserne, Germany
        • Forward Location, in Żagań, Poland
      • 928th Contracting Battalion, at Tower Barracks, Grafenwöhr
      • Regional Contracting Office–Balkans, at Camp Bondsteel, Kosovo
      • Regional Contracting Office–Bavaria, at Tower Barracks, Grafenwöhr
      • Regional Contracting Office–Benelux, in Brussels, Belgium
      • Regional Contracting Office–South, at MK Airbase, Hungary
      • Regional Contracting Office–Stuttgart, at Kelly Barracks, Stuttgart
      • Regional Contracting Office, at Wiesbaden Garrison
      • Theater Contracting Support Center, at Kléber Kaserne, Kaiserslautern
    • 410th Contracting Support Brigade – supporting United States Army South[704][705]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
      • Regional Contracting Office–The Americas, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
      • Regional Contracting Office–Bogota, in Bogota, Columbia
      • Regional Contracting Office–Guantanamo Bay, at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
      • Regional Contracting Office–Haiti, in Port au Prince, Haiti
      • Regional Contracting Office–Key West, in Key West, Florida
      • Regional Contracting Office–Miami, in Miami, Florida
      • Regional Contracting Office–Soto Cano, in Soto Cano, Honduras
    • 411th Contracting Support Brigade – supporting Eighth Army
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Camp Humphreys, South Korea
      • Regional Contracting Office–Korea
      • Regional Contracting Office–Japan
    • 413th Contracting Support Brigade – supporting United States Army Pacific
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
      • 921st Contracting Battalion
      • Regional Contracting Office–Alaska
      • Regional Contracting Office–Hawaii
    • 414th Contracting Support Brigade – supporting SETAF-AF
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Caserme Ederle, Italy
      • Regional Contracting Office–Africa
      • Regional Contracting Office–Southern Europe
      • Regional Contracting Center–Operation Inherent Resolve

Mission and Installation Contracting Command

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The MICC supports the warfighter by acquiring equipment, supplies and services vital to the U.S. Army mission and well-being of Soldiers and their families. The command also supports the Army's contingency and wartime missions by rapidly deploying trained and ready contingency contracting Soldiers around the world to procure sweet goods and services in austere environments.

  • Mission and Installation Contracting Command[706]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Battalion, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
    • 418th Contracting Support Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Hood, Texas
      • 901st Contracting Battalion/MICC–Fort Hood, at Fort Hood, Texas
      • 902nd Contracting Battalion/MICC–Joint Base Lewis-McChord, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
      • 918th Contingency Contracting Battalion/MICC–Fort Carson, at Fort Carson, Colorado
      • 919th Contracting Battalion/MICC–Fort Bliss, at Fort Bliss, Texas
      • 923rd Contracting Battalion/MICC–Fort Riley, at Fort Riley, Kansas
      • MICC–Dugway Proving Ground, at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah
      • MICC–Fort Irwin, at Fort Irwin, California
      • MICC–Fort Polk, at Fort Polk, Louisiana
      • MICC–Yuma Proving Ground, at the Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona
    • 419th Contracting Support Brigade
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
      • 900th Contracting Battalion/MICC–Fort Bragg, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
      • 904th Contracting Battalion/MICC–Fort Stewart, at Fort Stewart, Georgia
      • 922nd Contracting Battalion/MICC–Fort Campbell, at Fort Campbell, Kentucky
      • 925th Contracting Battalion/MICC–Fort Drum, at Fort Drum, New York
      • MICC–Fort Belvoir, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
      • MICC–Fort Jackson, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
      • MICC–Fort McCoy, at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
      • MICC–Fort Polk, at Fort Polk, Louisiana
    • Field Directorate Office–Fort Eustis, at Fort Eustis, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia
      • MICC–Carlisle Barracks, in Carlisle, Pennsylvania
      • MICC–Fort Benning, at Fort Benning, Georgia
      • MICC–Fort Eustis, at Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia
      • MICC–Fort Gordon, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
      • MICC–Fort Leavenworth, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
      • MICC–Fort Lee, at Fort Lee, Virginia
      • MICC–Fort Leonard Wood, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
      • MICC–Fort Rucker, at Fort Rucker, Alabama
      • MICC–Fort Sill, at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
      • MICC–West Point, at West Point, New York
    • Field Directorate Office–Fort Sam Houston, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
      • MICC–Fort Belvoir, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
      • MICC–Fort Knox, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
      • MICC–Fort Sam Houston, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas

United States Army Installation Management Command

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  • United States Army Installation Management Command[707]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
    • Readiness Directorate
    • Sustainment Directorate
    • Training Directorate
    • United States Army Environmental Command
    • Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, in Arlington, Virginia
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Belvoir, Mount Vernon, Virginia
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Hamilton, in Brooklyn, New York
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Leavenworth, in Leavenworth, Kansas
    • United States Army Garrison Fort George G. Meade, in Fort Meade, Maryland
    • United States Army Garrison Miami, in Miami, Florida

Atlantic Region

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  • Installation Management Command Atlantic Region
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Detachment, at Fort Eustis, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia
    • United States Army Garrison Aberdeen Proving Ground, in Aberdeen, Maryland
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Benning, in Columbus, Georgia
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Bragg, in Fayetteville, North Carolina
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Buchanan, in San Juan, Puerto Rico
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Campbell, in Clarksville, Kentucky
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Detrick, in Frederick, Maryland
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Drum, in Watertown, New York
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Gordon, in Augusta, Georgia
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Jackson, in Columbia, South Carolina
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Knox, in Radcliff, Kentucky
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Lee, in Petersburg, Virginia
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Rucker, in Daleville, Alabama
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Stewart, in Hinesville, Georgia
      • United States Army Garrison Hunter Army Airfield, in Savannah, Georgia
    • United States Army Garrison Carlisle Barracks, in Carlisle, Pennsylvania
    • United States Army Garrison Fort A. P. Hill, in Bowling Green, Virginia
    • United States Army Garrison Redstone Arsenal, in Huntsville, Alabama
    • United States Army Garrison Picatinny Arsenal, in Dover, New Jersey
    • United States Army Support Activity Fort Dix, in Trenton, New Jersey
    • United States Army Support Activity Fort Eustis, in Newport News, Virginia

Central Region

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  • Installation Management Command Central Region
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
    • Joint Base Lewis-McChord, in Lakewood, Washington
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Bliss, in El Paso, Texas
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Carson, in Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Hood, in Killeen, Texas
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Huachuca, in Sierra Vista, Arizona
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Hunter Liggett, in Jolon, California
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Irwin, in Barstow, California
    • United States Army Garrison Fort McCoy, in Tomah, Wisconsin
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Leonard Wood, in Waynesville, Missouri
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Polk, in Leesville, Louisiana
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Riley, in Junction City, Kansas
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Sill, in Lawton, Oklahoma
    • United States Army Garrison Presidio of Monterey, in Monterey, California
    • United States Army Garrison West Point, in West Point, New York
    • United States Army Garrison White Sands Missile Range, in Carrizozo, New Mexico
    • United States Army Garrison Dugway Proving Ground, in Salt Lake City, Utah
    • United States Army Garrison Yuma Proving Ground, in Yuma, Arizona
    • United States Army Support Activity Fort Sam Houston, in San Antonio, Texas

Pacific Region

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  • Installation Management Command Pacific Region
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
    • United States Army Garrison Daegu, at Camp Henry, Daegu, South Korea
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Greely, in Delta Junction, Alaska
    • United States Army Garrison Fort Wainwright, in Fairbanks, Alaska
    • United States Army Garrison Hawaii, at Wheeler Army Airfield, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii
      • United States Army Garrison Pohakuloa
    • United States Army Garrison Humphreys, in Pyeongtaek, South Korea
    • United States Army Garrison Japan, at Camp Zama, Zama, Japan
      • United States Army Garrison Okinawa, at Torii Station, Okinawa, Japan
    • United States Army Garrison Kwajalein Atoll, at Dyess Army Airfield, Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands
    • United States Army Garrison Casey, in Dongducheon, South Korea
    • United States Army Garrison Yongsan, in Seoul, South Korea
    • United States Army Support Activity Fort Richardson, in Anchorage, Alaska

Europe Region

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  • Installation Management Command Europe Region
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Sembach Kaserne, Germany
    • United States Army Garrison Ansbach, at Barton Barracks, Ansbach, Germany
    • United States Army Garrison Bavaria, at Tower Barracks, Grafenwöhr, Germany
    • United States Army Garrison Benelux, at Caserne Daumerie, Belgium
    • United States Army Garrison Italy, at Caserma Carlo Ederle, Vicenza, Italy
      • United States Army Garrison Camp Darby, in Pisa, Italy
    • United States Army Garrison Poland, at Camp Kościuszko, Poznań, Poland
    • United States Army Garrison Rhineland-Pfalz, in Kaiserslautern, Germany
    • United States Army Garrison Stuttgart, at Panzer Kaserne, Böblingen
    • United States Army Garrison Wiesbaden, at Lucius D. Clay Kaserne, Wiesbaden, Germany
      • United States Army Garrison Baumholder, at Harold D. Smith Barracks, Baumholder

Military Surface Deployment and Distribution Command

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Army Sustainment Command

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  • Army Sustainment Command[709]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Battalion, in Rock Island, Illinois
    • Logistics Readiness Center – Rock Island Arsenal, Illinois
    • Army Petroleum Center, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia[710]
    • Packaging Storage and Containerisation Center[711]
    • 401st Army Field Support Brigade[712][713]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait
      • Army Field Support Battalion Kuwait
      • Army Field Support Battalion Southwest Asia
    • 402nd Army Field Support Brigade[714]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
      • Army Field Support Battalion Alaska
      • Army Field Support Battalion Hawaii
    • 403rd Army Field Support Brigade[715]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Camp Henry, South Korea
      • Army Field Support Battalion Korea
      • Army Field Support Battalion Northeast Asia
      • Army Prepositioned Stock 4, at Camp Carroll
    • 404th Army Field Support Brigade[716]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
      • Army Field Support Battalion Charleston, in Charleston, South Carolina
      • Army Field Support Battalion Lewis, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord
    • 405th Army Field Support Brigade[717][718]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Dänner Kaserne, Kaiserslautern
      • Army Field Support Battalion Africa, at Leghorn Army Depot, Livorno, Italy
      • Army Field Support Battalion Benelux, in Eygelshoven, Netherlands
      • Army Field Support Battalion Germany, at Rose Barracks, Vilseck
      • Army Field Support Battalion Mannheim, at Daenner Kaserne, Mannheim
    • 406th Army Field Support Brigade, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina[719]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • Army Field Support Battalion Bragg, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
      • Army Field Support Battalion Campbell, at Fort Campbell, Georgia
      • Army Field Support Battalion Drum, at Fort Drum, New York
      • Army Field Support Battalion Stewart, at Fort Stewart, Georgia
    • 407th Army Field Support Brigade, at Fort Hood, Texas – supporting III Armored Corps & US Army South[720]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
      • Army Field Support Battalion Bliss, at Fort Bliss, Texas
      • Army Field Support Battalion Carson, at Fort Carson, Colorado
      • Army Field Support Battalion Hood, at Fort Hood, Texas
      • Army Field Support Battalion Riley, at Fort Riley, Kansas
    • Logistics Civil Augmentation Program Support Brigade – supports the LOGCAP Program Management Office
      • 1st Logistics Civil Augmentation Program Support Battalion
      • 2nd Logistics Civil Augmentation Program Support Battalion
      • 3rd Logistics Civil Augmentation Program Support Battalion (Army Reserve)
      • 4th Logistics Civil Augmentation Program Support Battalion (Army Reserve)
      • 5th Logistics Civil Augmentation Program Support Battalion, in Sheffield, Alabama (Army Reserve)

United States Army Corps of Engineers

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Transatlantic Division

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  • Transatlantic Division[722]
    • Division Headquarters, in Winchester, Virginia
    • Transatlantic Middle East District, in Winchester, Virginia
    • Transatlantic Expeditionary District, in Winchester, Virginia

North Atlantic Division

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  • North Atlantic Division
    • Division Headquarters, at Fort Hamilton, New York
    • Baltimore District, in Baltimore, Maryland
    • Europe District
    • New England District
    • New York District
    • Norfolk District
    • Philadelphia District

Great Lakes and Ohio River Division

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Mississippi Valley Division

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  • Mississippi Valley Division[724]
    • Division Headquarters
    • Saint Paul District
    • Rock Island District
    • Saint Louis District
    • Memphis District
    • Vicksburg District
    • New Orleans District

South Atlantic Division

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  • South Atlantic Division[725]
    • Division Headquarters
    • Charleston District, in Charleston, South Carolina
    • Jacksonville District, in Jacksonville, Florida
    • Mobile District, in Mobile, Alabama
    • Savannah District, in Savannah, Georgia
    • Wilmington District, in Wilmington, North Carolina

Northwestern Division

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  • Northwestern Division[726]
    • Division Headquarters, in Portland, Oregon
    • Kansas City District, in Kansas City, Missouri
    • Omaha District, in Omaha, Nebraska
    • Portland District, in Portland, Oregon
    • Seattle District, in Seattle, Washington
    • Walla Walla District, in Walla Walla, Washington

Pacific Ocean Division

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Southwestern Division

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United States Army Medical Command

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Regional Health Command Atlantic

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  • Regional Health Command Atlantic[730]
    • Regional Command Center Atlantic, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
    • Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center, at Fort Gordon, Georgia (93 x beds)
    • Womack Army Medical Center, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina (138 x beds)
    • Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, at Fort Campbell, Kentucky
    • Keller Army Community Hospital, at West Point, New York
    • Kimborough Army Community Hospital, at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland
    • Martin Army Community Hospital, at Fort Benning, Georgia
    • McDonald Army Community Hospital, at Fort Eustis, Joint Base Langley–Eustis, Virginia
    • Winn Army Community Hospital, at Fort Stewart, Georgia
    • Barquist Army Health Clinic, at Fort Detrick, Maryland
    • Durham Army Health Clinic, at Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania
    • Fox Army Health Clinic, at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
    • Guthrie Ambulatory Health Care Clinic, at Fort Drum, New York
    • Ireland Army Health Clinic, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
    • Kenner Army Health Clinic, at Fort Lee, Virginia – Lieutenant Colonel's Command
    • Kirk Army Health Clinic, at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
    • Lyster Army Health Clinic, at Fort Rucker, Alabama
    • Moncrief Army Health Clinic, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
    • Rader Army Health Clinic, at Joint Base Myer–Henderson Hall, District of Columbia
    • Rodriguez Army Health Clinic, at Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico

Regional Health Command Central

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  • Regional Health Command Central[731]
    • Regional Command Center Central, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
    • Brooke Army Medical Center, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
    • Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center, at Fort Hood, Texas
    • William Beaumont Army Medical Center, at Fort Bliss, Texas
    • Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital, at Fort Polk, Louisiana
    • Evans Army Community Hospital, at Fort Carson, Colorado
    • General Leonard Wood Army Community Hospital, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
    • Irwin Army Community Hospital, at Fort Riley, Kansas
    • Weed Army Community Hospital, at Fort Irwin, California
    • McAfee Army Health Clinic, at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico
    • Munson Army Health Clinic, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
    • Raymond W. Bliss Army Health Clinic, at Fort Huachuca, Arizona
    • Reynolds Army Health Clinic, at Fort Sill, Oklahoma

Regional Health Command Europe

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  • Regional Health Command Europe[732]
    • Regional Command Center Europe, in Germany
    • Ansbach Army Health Clinic, in Ansbach, Germany
    • Baumholder Army Health Clinic, in Baumholder, Germany
    • Brussels Army Health Clinic (NATO), in Brussels, Belgium
    • Grafenwöhr Army Health Clinic, in Grafenwöhr, Germany
    • Hohenfels Army Health Clinic, in Hohenfels, Germany
    • Kaiserslautern Army Health Clinic, in Kaiserslautern, Germany
    • Landstuhl Regional Medical Center, in Landstuhl, Germany
    • SHAPE Army Health Clinic, in Mons, Belgium
    • Stuttgart Army Health Clinic, in Stuttgart, Germany
    • Vicenza Primary Care Military Hospital, in Vicenza, Italy
    • Vilseck Army Health Clinic, in Vilseck, Germany
    • Wiesbaden Army Health Clinic, in Wiesbaden, Germany

Regional Health Command Pacific

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  • Regional Health Command Pacific[733]
    • Regional Command Center Pacific, in Honolulu, Hawaii
    • Bassett Army Community Hospital, at Fort Wainwright, Alaska
    • Brian Allgood Army Community Hospital, at Youngsan Garrison, South Korea
    • California Medical Detachment, in Monterey, California
    • Madigan Army Medical Center, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
    • Tripler Army Medical Center, in Honolulu, Hawaii

Medical Research & Materiel Command

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United States Military Academy

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Color Guard of the West Point Corps of Cadets on Parade.

The United States Military Academy, also simply known as West Point is the main United States service academy located in West Point, New York.

United States Army Military District of Washington

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Space and Missile Defence Command

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The United States Army Space and Missile Defence Command or USASMDC is an Army Service Component Command which provides space control and Missile Defence operations on behalf of the United States Army. The command is operationally subordinated to the join United States Space Command and United States Strategic Command.

Space and Missile Defence Center of Excellence

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The Space and Missile Defence Center of Excellence is the U.S. Army’s force modernization proponent, responsible for managing Army change to doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership and education, personnel, facilities and policy, or DOTMLPF-P, requirements for space, global ballistic Missile Defence and high altitude capabilities within the Army. It also represents Army equities across the joint community. Within the capabilities of Army and joint space, Missile Defence and high altitude, the Space and Missile Defence Center of Excellence trains and educates agile, adaptive and ready Soldiers and leaders, executes life-cycle management for U.S. Army space operations officers, develops the Army space cadre and enables informed decision-making.

  • Space and Missile Defence Center of Excellence, at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
    • Capability Development Integration Directorate
    • Operations Directorate
    • Army Space Personnel Development Office
    • Space and Missile Defence School and Doctrine Office
    • United States Army Space and Missile Defense School

Provost Marshal General

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The United States Army Provost Marshal General a United States Army staff position that handles investigations of U.S. Army personnel. It is the highest-ranking provost marshal position in the U.S. Army, reporting to the Chief of Staff of the United States Army. The position brings all aspects of law enforcement in the U.S. Army in a single office.[739]

Criminal Investigations Division

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Army Corrections Command

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United States Army Corrections Command (USACC) is a three-star separate support command of the U.S. Army. The command reports to the Army Provost Marshal General and falls under his direct control.

Army Futures Command

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  • United States Army Futures Command
    • Command Headquarters, in Austin, Texas
    • Long Range Precision Fires Cross-Functional Team
    • Air and Missile Defence Cross-Functional Team
    • Future Vertical Lift Cross-Functional Team
    • Assured Positioning, Navigation, and Timing/Space Cross-Functional Team
    • Synthetic Training Environment Cross-Functional Team
    • Next Generation Combat Vehicles Cross-Functional Team
    • Network Cross-Functional Team
    • Soldier Lethality Cross-Functional Team
    • Combat Systems
    • Combat Development Element
    • Army Software Factory
    • The Research and Analysis Center
    • Army Applications Lab
    • Army Artificial Intelligence Integration Center, at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
    • Combat Systems Directorate
    • Soldier Lethality Cross-Functional Team, at Fort Benning, Georgia
    • Combat Capabilities Development Command, at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
    • Medical Research and Materiel Command[743]
      • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, at Fort Detrick, Maryland
      • United States Army Aeromedical Research Laboratory, at Fort Rucker, Alabama
      • United States Army Institute of Surgical Research, at Fort Sam Houston, Joint Base San Antonio, Texas
      • United States Army Medical Materiel Development Activity, at Fort Detrick, Maryland
      • United States Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity, at Fort Detrick Maryland
      • United States Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense, at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
      • United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, at Fort Detrick, Maryland
      • United States Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine, at the Soldier Systems Center Natick, Massachusetts
      • United States Army Telemedicine and Advanced Technology Research Center, at Fort Detrick, Maryland
      • Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, in Silver Spring, Maryland
        • Armed Forces Research Institute of Medical Sciences, in Bangkok, Thailand
        • United States Army Medical Research Directorate-Africa, in Nairobi, Kenya
        • United States Army Medical Research Directorate-Georgia, in Tbilisi, Georgia
        • United States Army Medical Research Directorate-West, at Fort Lewis, Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
    • Futures and Concepts Center
      • Joint Modernisation Command
      • Medical Capability Development and Integration Directorate
      • Army Aviation Capability Development and Integration Directorate
      • Maneuver Capability Development and Integration Directorate
      • Chaplain Capability Development and Integration Directorate
      • Mission Command Capability Development and Integration Directorate
      • Fires Capability Development and Integration Directorate
      • Cyber Capability Development and Integration Directorate
      • Intelligence Capability Development and Integration Directorate
      • Sustainment Capability Development and Integration Directorate
      • Maneuver Support Capability Development and Integration Directorate
    • Army Test and Evaluation Command, at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
      • Army Evaluation Center
        • Aviation–Fires Evaluation Directorate
        • Ballistic Missile Defence Evaluation Directorate
        • C4ISR Evaluation Directorate
        • Integrated Suitability and Methodology Evaluation Directorate
        • Mounted Systems Evaluation Directorate
        • Soldier and Support Systems Evaluation Directorate
        • Survivability Evaluation Evaluation Directorate
      • Aberdeen Test Center
      • File:Dugway proving ground badge.png West Desert Test Center, at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah
        • Operations Division
        • Special Programs Division
        • Test Support Division
        • Data Management Division
        • Resource Management Division
        • Meteorology Division
        • Chemical Test Division
        • White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico
          • Material Test Directorate
          • Range Operations Directorate
          • Range Operations Information Management Directorate
          • Survivability and Vulnerability Directorate
          • Resource Management Directorate
      • Operational Test Command, at Fort Hood, Texas
        • Mission Command Local Test Directorate, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
        • Maneuver Local Test Directorate, at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
        • Maneuver Support and Sustainment Local Test Directorate, at Fort Bliss, Texas
        • Aviation Local Test Directorate, at Fort Huachuca, Arizona
        • Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Forward Test Directorate, at Fort Huachuca, Arizona
        • Airborne and Special Operations Forward Test Directorate, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
        • Fire Support Forward Test Directorate, at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
        • Air and Missile Defence Forward Test Directorate, at Fort Bliss, Texas
        • Test and Evaluation Coordination Office, at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri
        • Infantry Support Cell, at Fort Benning, Georgia
        • Electronic Proving Ground, at Fort Huachuca, Arizona
          • Antenna Test Facility
          • Electromagnetic Environmental Effects Test Facility
          • Communication Systems and Networks
          • Space System for the Detection of Vessels in Distress
          • Environmental Test Facility
          • Global Positioning System Test Facility
          • Interagency Telephone Laboratory
          • Meteorological Team
          • Distributed Software Testing and Integration Laboratory
          • Test Technology Design & Development Laboratory
      • Redstone Test Center, at the Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
        • Director of Center Support
        • Test Program Integration Directorate
        • Aviation Flight Test Directorate
        • Missile and Sensors Test Directorate
        • Environmental and Component Test Directorate
        • Ballistic Missile Defence Operational Test Agency
      • Yuma Proving Ground
        • Cold Regions Test Center
        • Tropic Regions Test Center
        • Yuma Test Center

75th Innovation Command

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Also now known as the U.S. Army Reserve Innovation Command (USARIC),[744] as of January 2018, this unit was designated as the 75th Innovation Command and all previously subordinate units outside of headquarters and headquarters company were assigned to the 84th Training Command. The command is part of the United States Army Reserve Command, but is operationally subordinated to the Army Futures Command.

  • 75th Innovation Command[745][746]
    • Headquarters & Headquarters Company, in Houston, Texas
    • Innovation Cell
    • Support Group, at Aberdeen Proving Ground
    • Detachment 8, RDECOM
    • Operations Group, in Austin, Texas
      • 1st Group, in Boston, Massachusettes (5 x squadrons)
      • 2nd Group, in Austin, Texas (5 x squadrons)
      • 3rd Group, in Mountain View, California (5 x squadrons)[747]

NATO

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Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe

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Sources

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Footnotes

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Notes

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  1. ↑ For operational purposes, the 1st Battalion, 143rd Infantry Regiment is attached to the 173rd Airborne BCT, but under the 56th Infantry BCT for administration. Therefore, this brigade for operational purposes has only two infantry battalions.
  2. ↑ Understanding the Army Requirements Oversight Council (AROC)[9][10][11] See Joint Requirements Oversight Council
  3. ↑ The 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment is equipped with M113A3 armored personnel carriers which are specifically designed to look like Russian T-72/80/90 Main Battle Tanks and BMP-2 Infantry Fighting Vehicles.
  4. ↑ For administrative purposes, the squadron is under the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade, however is operationally independent under the Division HQ.
  5. ↑ The 3rd Cavalry Regiment was an independent stryker brigade combat team until October 2022 when it re-joined the 1st Cavalry Division. The brigade is due to convert to an Armored BCT and transfer its strykers in return for Bradleys to Fort Carson.
  6. ↑ Consists of five companies: 1 x Light Attack (Boeing AH-6M), 1 x Light Assault (Boeing MH-6M), 1 x Medium Attack (MH-60M DAP), 1 x Medium Assault (MH-60M), and an aviation maintenance company.
  7. ↑ Consists of five companies: 1 x Medium Assault (MH-60M), 2 x Heavy Assault (Boeing MH-47G), 1 x Extended-Range Multi-Purpose Company (General Atomics MQ-1C UAVs), and an aviation maintenance company
  8. ↑ Consists of four companies: 1 x Medium Assault (MH-60M), 2 x Heavy Assault (MH-47G), and an aviation maintenance company.
  9. ↑ Consists of four companies: 1 x Medium Assault (MH-60M), 2 x Heavy Assault (MH-47G), and 1 x aviation maintenance company
  10. ↑ Had Russian Mil Mi-17s till Invasion of Ukraine, then transferred to Ukraine
  11. ↑ Military Occupational Specialties 15F, Aircraft Electrician; 15H, Aircraft Pneudraulics Repairer; 15N, Avionic Mechanic; 15R, AH-64D Attack Helicopter Repairer; 15Y, AH-64D Armament/Electrical/Avionics Repairer; and the 151A, Aviation Maintenance Technician Warrant Officer Basic and Advanced Courses for the AH-64D Apache weapon system
  12. ↑ MOSs 15B, Aircraft Powerplant Repairer; 15D, Aircraft Powertrain Repairer; 15G, Aircraft Structural Repairer; 15T, UH-60A/L/M Helicopter Repairer; and 15U, CH-47F Helicopter Repairer
  13. ↑ The battalion teaches Field Artillery Basic Officer Leaders Course, Phase 2(BOLC-B); Warrant Officer Basic Course (WOBC); Warrant Officers' Advanced Course (WOAC), CCC and functional courses.
  14. ↑ The 1st Battalion, 78th Field Artillery conducts Advanced Individual Training for the 13-series (Field Artillery) Military Occupational Specialties (MOS) of 13B (Cannon Crewmember), 13F (Joint Fire Support Specialist), 13J (Field Artillery Automated Tactical Data System Specialist), 13M (Multiple Launch Rocket System Crewmember), and 13R (Firefinder Radar Operator).
  15. ↑ For administration, the 751st Troop Command falls under the 63rd Theater Aviation Brigade
  16. ↑ Each Cyber Protection Center is the the size equivalent to a battalion and includes three 'Cyber Protection Teams', which are company sized.

Citations

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  1. ↑ Office, Wisconsin National Guard Public Affairs (2021-01-28). 32nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team | Wisconsin National Guard (in en-US). Retrieved on 2023-09-24.
  2. ↑ The other morning we rolled out bright and early in the box at #JRTC with some of the big guns from 2nd Battalion, 130th Infantry Regiment, in the Illinois National Guard and the 28th Infantry Division from the Pennsylvania National Guard. They were maneuvering through live fire exercises, working alongside troops on the ground to secure and clear their objective. Stay tuned for imagery from our Soldiers who were on the ground, working their way as teams through the woods to complete the mission.. facebook.com. 32nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team (11 June 2024). Retrieved on 4 July 2024.
  3. ↑ After reorganization, new Red Arrow engineer unit learning new role (in en-US). Wisconsin National Guard (2015-08-18). Retrieved on 2022-06-11.
  4. ↑ 56th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (in en-US). tmd.texas.gov. Retrieved on 2023-09-07.
  5. ↑ La. Guard welcomes Alabama Regiment into the fold – Louisiana National Guard (in en-US). Retrieved on 2023-01-15.
  6. ↑ 10 U.S.C. § 7014
  7. ↑ 10 U.S.C. § 7031
  8. ↑ 10 U.S.C. § 7032
  9. ↑ Army Publishing Directorate sample search: AR 5-22 AR 5-22 — THE ARMY FORCE MODERNIZATION PROPONENT SYSTEM Army Publications Home page
  10. ↑ Army Strategy Note (ASN) proponent: G-3/5/7 (LTG James E. Rainey) (1 April 2022) INSTITUTIONAL STRATEGY SD 12 STRATEGY NOTE 2022-04, should be read in conjunction with How the Army Runs
  11. ↑ US Army War College (USAWC) School of Strategic Landpower (2019-2020) How the Army Runs: a senior leader reference handbook 32nd edition. 560 pages
  12. ↑ Organization | The United States Army (in en). Organization | The United States Army. Retrieved on 2023-04-18.
  13. ↑ Programs | PEO IEW&S. peoiews.army.mil. Retrieved on 2023-04-07.
  14. ↑ a b Carter,Jr., Archer & Murray (July 1988). Description of Army Staff Functions: Targets for Planning Aids. Archived from the original on March 4, 2017.
  15. ↑ a b NATO SHAPE structure. nato.int. Archived from the original on 9 January 2010.
  16. ↑ Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named dtic
  17. ↑ United States Code (1956) TITLE 10 AND TITLE 32, UNITED STATES CODE
  18. ↑ HQDA G-4 DIRECTORATES (in en). www.army.mil. Retrieved on 2023-04-21.
  19. ↑ G-6 (in en). www.army.mil. Retrieved on 2023-04-21.
  20. ↑ Lieutenant General Scott A. Spellmon (in en-US). www.usace.army.mil. Retrieved on 2023-04-21.
  21. ↑ The United States Army Judge Advocate General's (JAG) Corps. www.jagcnet.army.mil. Retrieved on 2023-04-21.
  22. ↑ U.S. Army Office of the Provost Marshal General (in en). www.army.mil. Retrieved on 2023-04-21.
  23. ↑ Office of the Provost Marshal General Organizational Chart. army.mil. Office of the Provost Marshal General (22 April 2022). Retrieved on 21 April 2023.
  24. ↑ U.S. Army Medical Command | MEDCOM (in en). www.army.mil. Retrieved on 2023-04-21.
  25. ↑ OCAR. www.usar.army.mil. Retrieved on 2023-04-21.
  26. ↑ Home. www.forscom.army.mil. Retrieved on 2023-04-21.
  27. ↑ JRTC and Fort Polk Homepage :: Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk. home.army.mil. Retrieved on 2022-10-19.
  28. ↑ JRTC Operations Group :: Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk. home.army.mil. Retrieved on 2023-04-03.
  29. ↑ Air Traffic Services Command :: Fort Rucker. home.army.mil. Retrieved on 2022-10-19.
  30. ↑ a b Units/Tenants. home.army.mil. The National Training Center and Fort Irwin. Retrieved on 12 December 2023.
  31. ↑ US Army using lessons from Ukraine war to aid own training (in en) (2022-04-16). Retrieved on 2022-04-19.
  32. ↑ 11th ACR. home.army.mil. Retrieved on 2022-03-20.
  33. ↑ 916th Support Brigade :: FORT IRWIN. home.army.mil. Retrieved on 2022-10-19.
  34. ↑ I Corps - Units (in en). www.army.mil. Retrieved on 12 December 2023.
  35. ↑ a b New Signal Brigade activates at Joint Base Lewis-McChord (in en). www.army.mil. Retrieved on 2022-11-27.
  36. ↑ [0=AZUeDVBz4fofngq6RhQ7qips1yNK0NHDn-7fZiRiKk6nwRawkaaiVmuUSu8a1sxFUekbASKY2CLigCyHmhCBzv88leSb6dBxQEFQ4xdZ8F2biSnAimAi4xxAHCao5LswENxyGNsmAlGSQRx8K1K98Lro&__tn__=%2CO%2CP-R Today was a day of ceremonies. This morning, in a transformation ceremony at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, 502d Expeditionary Military Intelligence Battalion was redesignated as the 502d Intelligence & Electronic Warfare Battalion. Then in the afternoon, the Battalion recognized CSM Richard W. Hostrop, the outgoing battalion command sergeant major, as he relinquished responsibility to CSM Michael D. Dawley, the incoming battalion command sergeant major. #GryphonsOnPoint]. www.facebook.com (18 October 2021). Retrieved on 2023-10-25.
  37. ↑ a b Multi-Domain Transformation Paper, p. 12
  38. ↑ First Multi-Domain Task Force Welcomes New Commander (in en). www.army.mil (2024-06-27). Retrieved on 2024-10-31.
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