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Unit Data 0225 National Guard and Reserve Units Called to Active Duty (February 25, 2004) Individual Mobilization Grand Total Military Service Augmentees with Units Air Force 271 18,368 Army 2,571 155,028 Coast Guard 1,578 1,578 Marine Corps 1,272 5,410 Navy 1,673 2,280 182,664 A complete unit listing is included in this pdf. Use scroll bar on right to scroll down to find unit listings first by Service, then by State. Unit Location State Reserve Force Totals Individual Mobilization Augmentees N/A Total Army Reserve 155,028 (IMA), Individual Ready Reserve (IRR), Force Mobilized Army Reserves and national Guard Total IMA/IRR 2,571 207 AV BN 01 CO E C23 FWD FORT RICHARDSON AK Army National Guard AKARNG 207 AV BN 01 HHC CBT SUPPORT FORT RICHARDSON AK Army National Guard FWD 297 IN BN 03 CO A DETACHMENT 10 FORT RICHARDSON AK Army National Guard FWD 3D BATTALION 297TH INFANTRY FORT RICHARDSON AK Army National Guard 411 EN BN COMBAT HEAVY CO B FORT RICHARDSON AK Army Reserve FWD HEADQUARTERS 9TH REGIONAL FORT RICHARDSON AK Army Reserve SUPPORT COMMAND AK Total 244 131 AR BN 01 HHC D1 ABBEVILLE AL Army National Guard 1ST BN 131ST ARMOR ABBEVILLE AL Army National Guard 214TH MILITARY POLICE COMPANY ALEXANDERIA AL Army National Guard 2 HQ DETACHMENT DETACHMENT 2 ANNISTON AL Army Reserve BCE 3 AGENCY (MOVEMENT CONTROL) ANNISTON AL Army Reserve DETACHMENT 8 3RD THEATER AREA MOVEMENT ANNISTON AL Army Reserve CONTROL DETACHMENT 11 3RD THEATER AREA MOVEMENT ANNISTON AL Army Reserve CONTROL, DETACHMENT 6 3RD THEATER MOVEMENT ANNISTON AL Army Reserve CONTROL AGENCY DETACHMENT 7 3RD TRANSPORTATION COMPANY ANNISTON AL Army Reserve 1ST BN 131ST ARMOR ASHFORD AL Army National Guard 201ST ENGINEER BN CO A ASHLAND AL Army National Guard 203 AD BN 01 HHB PATRIOT FWD ATHENS AL Army National Guard 2117 OD CO PATRIOT FWD ATHENS AL Army National Guard 1ST SF BN 20TH SF GP 1ST SPECIAL AUBURN AL Army National Guard FORCES CO A 5 MD GRP DETACHMENT 2 BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve 81 RSC DETACHMENT 5 BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve 87 DIV 0001 BDE DIV AUG DET BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve 131 AV CO F MDM HELI BIRMINGHAM AL Army National Guard 167 CS HHC FORSCOM FWD10 BIRMINGHAM AL Army National Guard 167 CS HHC JTF-CS FWD6 BIRMINGHAM AL Army National Guard 167 CS HHC JTF-CS FWD9 BIRMINGHAM AL Army National Guard 167 CS HHC JTF-HLS FWD5 BIRMINGHAM AL Army National Guard 167 CS HHC THEATER FWD4 BIRMINGHAM AL Army National Guard 926 EN BN CO B BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve 1/131 AVN BN B CO FWD BIRMINGHAM AL Army National Guard 110TH CHAPLAIN DETACHMENT BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve 20TH SF GP 1ST SPECIAL FORCES BIRMINGHAM AL Army National Guard HHC 81 REG SUPPORT CMD BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve DETACHMENT 4 81ST REGIONAL SUPPORT BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve COMMAND 81st REGIONAL SUPPORT COMMAND BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve DETACHMENT 02 81ST RSC DETACHMENT 3 BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve 87TH DIV 1ST BDE DETACHMENT 02 BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve 87TH DIV 1ST BDE DETACHMENT 03 BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve 87TH DIV 1ST BDE DETACHMENT 04 BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve 87TH DIV 1ST BDE DETACHMENT 05 BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve 87TH DIV HHC DETACHMENT 01 BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve 87TH DIV HQ DETACHMENT 3 BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve TRAINING 926 ENGINEER BATTALION HSC CBT BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve HVY DETACHMENT 1 COMPANY E 131ST AVIATION BIRMINGHAM AL Army National Guard DETACHMENT 6, 81 REG SUPPORT BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve CMD SUPPORT CO 20TH SPECIAL FORCES BIRMINGHAM AL Army National Guard GP 1ST SF 81 REG SUPPORT CMD BIRMINGHAM AL Army Reserve DETACHMENT 7 DETACHMENT 8, 81ST RRC BIRMINGHAM RC AL Army Reserve 1ST BATTALION, 203D AIR DEFENSE BRIDGEPORT AL Army National Guard ARTILLERY 900TH MAINTENANCE CO BRUNDIDGE AL Army National Guard 900 OD CO MAINT GS FWD2 BRUNDIGE AL Army National Guard TRP E 31ST CAVALRY CALERA AL Army National Guard 131 AR BN 01 CO A CENTRE AL Army National Guard 1ST BN 131ST ARMOR CO A CENTRE AL Army National Guard 1128TH TRANSPORTATION CO CLAYTON AL Army National Guard 1ST BN 167TH INFANTRY CULLMAN AL Army National Guard 142 SC HHC HHC FWD3 DECATUR AL Army National Guard 142D SIGNAL BRIGADE HHC DECATUR AL Army National Guard 926TH ENGINEER BATTALION DECATUR AL Army Reserve 2117 OD CO DETACHMENT 1 FWD DOUBLE SPRINGS AL Army National Guard 31ST SUPPORT BN ENTERPRISE AL Army National Guard 31ST SUPPORT BN ENTERPRISE AL Army National Guard 1165TH MILITARY POLICE FAIRHOPE AL Army National Guard COMPANY 1ST BN 131ST ARMOR CO C FLORALA AL Army National Guard CO A 0115 SC BN MSE FLORENCE AL Army National Guard HHC 0115 SC BN MSE FLORENCE AL Army National Guard 1151ST ENGINEER DET FORT MCCLELLAN AL Army National Guard 851ST QUARTERMASTER COMPANY FORT RUCKER AL Army Reserve 781ST TRANSPORTATION CO GEORGIANA AL Army National Guard 0416 AG DETACHMENT RPT DET GORDO AL Army Reserve 813TH REPLACEMENT DET GORDO AL Army Reserve 1166TH MILITARY POLICE CO GREENSBORO AL Army National Guard 12TH JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL GREENSBORO AL Army Reserve DET 877TH ENGINEER BATTALION HAMILTON AL Army National Guard 131 AR BN 01 CO B HARTFORD AL Army National Guard 1ST BN 131ST ARMOR CO B HARTFORD AL Army National Guard 200 MATERIAL MANAGEMENT HOMEWOOD AL Army National Guard COMMAND, DETACHMENT 1 279 SC BN B CO CORPS AREA MSE HUNTSVILLE AL Army National Guard 279 SC BN FWD 2 CORPS AREA MSE HUNTSVILLE AL Army National Guard 441 OD HHD EOD FWD2 HUNTSVILLE AL Army National Guard 1ST SF BN 20TH SF GROUP 1ST HUNTSVILLE AL Army National Guard SPECIAL FORCES CO D SPT 1ST SF BN 20TH SF GROUP 1ST HUNTSVILLE AL Army National Guard SPECIAL FORCES HHD DETACHMENT 3 4 BN 100 REG 3 BDE HUNTSVILLE AL Army Reserve HEADQUARTERS/HEADQUARTERS HUNTSVILLE AL Army National Guard DETACHMENT 441st ORDNANCE BN EOD US ARMY FACILITY ENGINEERING HUNTSVILLE AL Army Reserve GROUP DETACHMENT E SOUTHEA 1186 US ARMY TRANS TRM BRIGDE JACKSONVILLE AL Army Reserve 2025 TC CO LT MDM TRK JACKSONVILLE AL Army National Guard 1208TH QUARTERMASTER CO LINEVILLE AL Army National Guard 287TH TRANSPORTATION CO LIVINGSTON AL Army Reserve DETACHMENT 1, 828 TC BN LIVINGSTON AL Army Reserve 31ST SUPPORT BN MARION AL Army National Guard HQ, 4 BDE (CSS TNG), 100 DIV, MAXWELL AIR FORCE AL Army Reserve DETACHMENT 1 BASE 161 MD BN HHS FWD2 MOBILE AL Army National Guard 226 CS HHC AREA SUP FWD MOBILE AL Army National Guard 375 TC GP DETACHMENT 1 MOBILE AL Army Reserve 498 TC CO PALLET LOAD SYS MOBILE AL Army Reserve 711 SC BN A CO CORPS AREA MSE MOBILE AL Army National Guard 711 SC BN B CO CORPS AREA MSE MOBILE AL Army National Guard 711 SC BN C CO CORPS AREA MSE MOBILE AL Army National Guard 711 SC BN D CO CORPS AREA MSE MOBILE AL Army National Guard 711 SC BN HHC CORPS AREA MSE MOBILE AL Army National Guard 711 SC BN HHC FWD MOBILE AL Army National Guard 982 AG CO REPLACEMENT MOBILE AL Army Reserve 161 1ST MEDICAL BATTALION MOBILE AL Army National Guard 226TH FIELD DEPOT HHC MOBILE AL Army National Guard 7223 US ARMY MEDICAL SUPPORT MOBILE AL Army Reserve UNIT DETACHMENT 01 DETACHMENT 8 7223 US ARMY MOBILE AL Army Reserve MEDICAL SUPPORT UNIT 1ST BN 131ST AVIATION MONTGOMERY AL Army National Guard 1ST BN 131ST AVIATION MONTGOMERY AL Army National Guard 282D QUARTERMASTER COMPANY MONTGOMERY AL Army Reserve 926TH ENGINEER GP HHC MONTGOMERY AL Army Reserve HQ STARC AL FWD4 MONTGOMERY AL Army National Guard STATE AREA COMMAND AL MONTGOMERY AL Army National Guard CHAPLAIN FORWARD 3 1007TH ENGINEER DETACHMENT NEW BROCKTON AL Army National Guard 1302 EN TM TERRAIN DIV NEW BROCKTON AL Army National Guard 1303 EN TM TERRAIN DIV NEW BROCKTON AL Army National Guard 1306 EN TM TERRAIN DIV NEW BROCKTON AL Army National Guard 1308TH ENGINEER DETACHMENT NEW BROCKTON AL Army National Guard 1310 EN TM TERRAIN DIV NEW BROCKTON AL Army National Guard 31ST SUPPORT BN NORTHPORT AL Army National Guard 206TH TRANSPORTATION CO OPELIKA AL Army Reserve 803D QUARTERMASTER COMPANY OPELIKA AL Army Reserve 1ST BN 131ST ARMOR OZARK AL Army National Guard 1ST BN 131ST ARMOR HHC OZARK AL Army National Guard 1ST BN 167TH INFANTRY PELHAM AL Army National Guard 217TH MILITARY POLICE COMPANY PRATTVILLE AL Army National Guard 231 MP HHD BN PRATTVILLE AL Army National Guard DETACHMENT 1 1001 TNG REDSTONE AL Army Reserve DETACHMENT (ORD) CO B 0115 SC BN MSE RUSSELLVILLE AL Army National Guard 1ST BN 131ST ARMOR SAMSON AL Army National Guard 1ST BATTALION, 203D AIR DEFENSE SCOTTSBOR AL Army National Guard ARTILLERY 336 AG CO POSTAL DETACHMENT 4 SHEFFIELD AL Army Reserve 336 AG CO POSTAL SVC PLT 2 SHEFFIELD AL Army Reserve 496TH CHEMICAL DET SHEFFIELD AL Army Reserve CO C 0115 SC BN MSE SHEFFIELD AL Army National Guard 1204 EN CO TOPO FWD 2 SLOCOMB AL Army National Guard 1204TH ENGINEER CO SLOCOMB AL Army National Guard TRP E 31ST CAVALRY SYLACAUGA AL Army National Guard TRP E 31ST CAVALRY SYLACAUGA AL Army National Guard 1ST BN 167TH INFANTRY TALLADEGA AL Army National Guard 1ST BN 167TH INFANTRY TALLADEGA AL Army National Guard 75 CBT SUPPORT HOSP TUSCALOOSA AL Army Reserve DETACHMENT 1 358TH MEDICAL DET TUSKEGEE AL Army Reserve 358TH MEDICAL DET TUSKEGEE AL Army Reserve 7233 MEDICAL SUPPORT UNIT, TUSKEGEE AL Army Reserve DETACHMENT 13 7233 MEDICAL SUPPORT UNIT TUSKEGEE AL Army Reserve DETACHMENT 7 7233 US ARMY MED SUPPORT UNIT (- TUSKEGEE AL Army Reserve ) (I&D) DETACHMENT 14 7233 US ARMY MEDICAL SUPPORT TUSKEGEE AL Army Reserve UNIT BLOOD DETACHMENT 03 7233 US ARMY MEDICAL SUPPORT TUSKEGEE AL Army Reserve UNIT DETACHMENT 01 7233 US ARMY MEDICAL SUPPORT TUSKEGEE AL Army Reserve UNIT DETACHMENT 02 7233 US ARMY MEDICAL SUPPORT TUSKEGEE AL Army Reserve UNIT DETACHMENT 03 1ST BN 167TH INFANTRY VALLEY
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