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US Armed Forces Order of Battle US Armed Forces Order of Battle This is an attempt to provide a comprehensive order of battle for the US Armed Forces. Please note that this order of battle reflects wartime, operational command and control rather than peacetime administrative command and control. For example, you will find I Corps under US Army Pacific rather than US Army Forces Command. Purely training establishments have not been included. Copyright © 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 Neil Baumgardner Last Updated: June 5, 2008 Department of Defense (Pentagon, Washington, DC) • US Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) (Offut AFB, NE) o Strategic Communications Wing 1 (STRATCOMMWING 1) (TACAMO) (E-6B) (Tinker AFB, OK) o 20th Air Force / Task Force 214 (Francis E Warren AFB, WY) . 90th Space Wing (LGM-118A, LGM-30G, UH-1N) (Francis E Warren AFB, WY) . 91st Space Wing (LGM-30G, UH-1N) (Minot AFB, ND) . 341st Space Wing (LGM-30G, UH-1N) (Malmstrom AFB, MT) o Naval Submarine Forces (NAVSUBFOR) (NB Norfolk, VA) . Submarine Force Atlantic Fleet (SUBLANT) (NB Norfolk, VA) . Submarine Group 10 (SUBGRU 10) (NSB King's Bay, GA) . Submarine Squadron 16 (SUBRON 16) (NSB King's Bay, GA) . Submarine Squadron 20 (SUBRON 20) (NSB King's Bay, GA) . Submarine Force Pacific Fleet (SUBPAC) (NB Pearl Harbor, HI) . Submarine Group 9 (SUBGRU 9) (NSB Bangor, WA) . Submarine Squadron 17 (SUBRON 17) (NSB Bangor, WA) . Submarine Squadron 19 (SUBRON 19) (NSB Bangor, WA) o Joint Functional Component Command for Global Strike and Integration (JFCC- GSI) / 8th Air Force (Barksdale AFB, LA) o Joint Functional Component Command for Integrated Missile Defense (JFCC- IMD) / U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command (USASMDC) / US Army Forces Strategic Command (USARSTRAT) (Redstone Arsenal, AL) . 100th Missile Defense Brigade (Ground-based Missile Defense) (Peterson AFB, CO) . 1st Space Brigade (Peterson AFB, CO?) o Joint Functional Component Command for Space (JFCC-SPACE) / 14th Air Force / Air Forces Strategic-Space (Vandenburg AFB, CA) . 21st Space Wing (Missile Warning) (Peterson AFB, CO) . 30th Space Wing (Missile Testing and Booster Launching) (LGM-30G, LGM-118A, UH-1N) (Vandenburg AFB, CA) . 45th Space Wing (Booster Launching and NASA Support) (Patrick AFB, FL) . 50th Space Wing (Satellite Operations) (Schriever AFB, CO) . 460th Space Wing (Buckley AFB, CO) . 614th Space Operations Group (Vandenburg AFB, CA) . 310th Space Group (C2 and Security) (AFRes) (Peterson AFB, CO) o Joint Functional Component Command for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (JFCC-ISR) / Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) (The Pentagon, Washington, DC) o Joint Functional Component Command for Network Warfare / National Security Agency (NSA) (Fort George G Meade, MD) o Joint Information Operations Warfare Command (Lackland AFB, TX) o Air Force Space Command (AFSPC) (Peterson AFB, CO) . (20th Air Force (Francis E Warren AFB, WY)) . (14th Air Force / US Space Air Force (USSPACEAF) (Vandenburg AFB, CA)) o Fleet Forces Command (FFC) (NB Norfolk, VA) . (Naval Submarine Forces (NAVSUBFOR) (NB Norfolk, VA)) o Marine Forces Strategic Command (MARFORSTRAT) (Offut AFB, NE) o US Naval Network Warfare Command (NETWARCOM) (NAB Little Creek, VA) o Joint Task Force-Global Network Operations (Offut AFB, NE) • US Northern Command (USNORTHCOM) (Peterson AFB, CO) o North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) (Peterson AFB, CO) . Cheyenne Mountain Directorate (Peterson AFB, CO) . 1st Air Force / Continental US (CONUS) NORAD Region / Air Forces Northern (AFNORTH) (Tyndall AFB, FL) . Eastern Air Defense Sector (EADS) (NY ANG) (Rome, NY) . 102nd Fighter Wing (MA ANG) (F-15A/B, C-26B) (Otis ANGB, MA) . 125th Fighter Wing (FL ANG) (F-15A/B, C-26B) (Jacksonville IAP, FL) . Detachment 1 (FL ANG) (F-15A/B) (Homestead ARB, FL) . 147th Fighter Wing (TX ANG) (F-16C/D, C-26B) (Ellington ANGB, Houston, TX) . 158th Fighter Wing (VT ANG) (F-16C/D, C-26B) (Burlington IAP, VT) . Detachment 1 , 119th Fighter Wing (ND ANG) (F-16A/B (Langley AFB, VA) . Detachment 1 , 148th Fighter Wing (MN ANG) (F-16A/B) (Tyndall AFB, FL) . Western Air Defense Sector (WADS) (WA ANG) (McChord AFB, WA) . 142nd Fighter Wing (OR ANG) (F-15A/B, C-26B) (Portland IAP, OR) . 119th Fighter Wing (ND ANG) (F-16A/B, C-26B) (Hector Fd, ND) . 120th Fighter Wing (MT ANG) (F-16A/B, C-26B) (Great Falls IAP, MT) . 144th Fighter Wing (CA ANG) (F-16C/D, C-26B) (Fesno Air Terminal, CA) . Detachment 1 (CA ANG) (F-16C/D) (March ARB, CA) . 148th Fighter Wing (MN ANG) (F-16A/B, C-26B) (Duluth IAP, MN) . (11th Air Force / Alaska NORAD Region (Elmendorf AFB, AK)) . (1st Canadian Air Division / Canadian NORAD Region (Winnipeg, MB)) o 5th US Army / US Army North (ARNORTH) (Ft Sam Houston, TX) . 167th Theater Sustainment Command (AL ARNG) (Birmingham, AL) o Joint Force Headquarters-National Capital Region (JFHQ-NCR) (Ft McNair, DC) . Military District of Washington (MDW) (Ft McNair, DC) . 3rd Infantry Regimental Combat Team (-) (Ft Myer, VA) . Air Operations Group (Ft McNair, DC) . Air Force District of Washington (Bolling AFB, DC) . 316th Wing (Emergency Reaction / Contingency Response) (Andrews AFB, MD) . 11th Wing (Ceremonial) (Bolling AFB, DC) . Naval District Washington (NDW) (Washington Navy Yard, DC) . Marine Corps Installations National Capital Region Command (MCINCRC) (MCB Quantico, VA) o Joint Task Force - Alaska (JTF-AK) / Alaskan Command (ALCOM) (Elmendorf AFB, AK) o Joint Task Force - North (JTF North) (Counterdrug & Counterterrorism) (Fort Bliss, TX) • US Joint Forces Command (USJFCOM) (Norfolk NB, VA) o US Army Forces Command (FORSCOM) (Ft McPherson, GA) . III Corps (Ft Hood, TX) . 1st Cavalry Division (Ft Hood, TX) . 1st Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Ft Hood, TX) . 2nd Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Ft Hood, TX) . 3rd Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Ft Hood, TX) . 4th Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Ft Bliss, TX) . 1st Air Cavalry Brigade (Ft Hood, TX) . (15th Sustainment Brigade (Ft Hood, TX)) . 1st Infantry Division (Mechanized) (Ft Riley, KS) . 1st Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Ft Riley, KS) . 2nd Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Ft Riley, KS) . 3rd Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Fort Hood, TX) . 4th Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Ft Riley, KS) . (75th Fires Brigade (Ft Sill, OK)) . Combat Aviation Brigade (Ft Riley, KS (Deployed to Iraq)) . 1st Sustainment Brigade (Ft Riley, KS) . 4th Infantry Division (Mechanized) (Ft Hood, TX) . 1st Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Ft Hood, TX) . 2nd Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Ft Carson, TX) . 3rd Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Ft Carson, CO) . 4th Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (Ft Hood, TX) . Aviation Brigade (Ft Hood, TX) . (4th Sustainment Brigade (Ft Hood, TX)) . (1st Brigade, 1st Armored Division (Ft Bliss, TX)) . (3rd Brigade, 1st Armored Division (Ft Riley, KS)) . 34th Infantry Division (Medium) (MN ARNG) (Rosemount, MN) . 1st Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (MN ARNG) (Stillwater, MN) . 2nd Brigade Combat Team (Air Assault) (IA ARNG) (Boone, IA (Deployed to Task Force Falcon)) . 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team (Heavy) (ID ARNG) (Twin Falls, ID) . 32nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team (WI ARNG) (Madison, WI) . 34th Combat Aviation Brigade (MN ARNG) (St Paul, MN) . (115th Fires Brigade (WY ARNG) (Cheyenne, WY)) . 141st Combat Support Brigade (Manuever Enhancement) (ND ARNG) (Bismarck, ND) . 157th Combat Support Brigade (Maneuver Enhancement) (WI ARNG) (Milwaukee, WI) . 67th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade (NE ARNG) (Lincoln?, NE) . 36th Infantry Division (Medium) (TX ARNG) (Cp Mabry, Austin, TX) . 155th Armored Brigade Combat Team (MS ARNG) (Tupelo, MS) . 56th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team (TX ARNG) (Fort Worth, TX) . 39th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (AR ARNG) (Little Rock, AR (Deployed to Iraq)) . 72nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team (TX ARNG) (Dallas, TX) . 256th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (LA ARNG) (Lafayette, LA) . 36th Combat Aviation Brigade (TX ARNG) (Austin, TX) . 61st Engineer Brigade (TX ARNG) (Austin, TX) . 36th Sustainment Brigade (TX ARNG) (Austin, TX) . 136th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade (TX ARNG) (Cp Mabry, Austin, TX) . 71st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade (TX ARNG) (Ft Sam Houston, TX) . 38th Infantry Division (Medium) (IN ARNG) (Indianapolis, IN) . 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment (Heavy Brigade Combat Team) (TN ARNG) (Knoxville, TN) . 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (OH ARNG) (North Canton, OH) . 76th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (IN ARNG) (Indianapolis, IN (Deployed to Iraq)) . 149th Infantry Brigade Combat Team (KY ARNG) (Louisville, KY) . 38th Combat Aviation Brigade (IN NG) (Shelbyville, IN) . 63rd Aviation Brigade (KY ARNG) (Frankfort, KY) . (138th Field Artillery Brigade (KY ARNG) (Lexington, KY)) . 38th Sustainment Brigade (IN NG) (Kokomo, IN) . 108th Sustainment Brigade (IL ARNG) (Chicago, IL) . 230th Sustainment Brigade (TN ARNG) . 371st Sustainment Brigade (OH ARNG) (Kettering, OH) . 219th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade (IN ARNG) (Edinburgh?, IN) . 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment (Ft Hood, TX (Deployed to Iraq)) . 6th Aviation Brigade (Ft Hood, TX?) . 385th Aviation Regiment (Attack) (AZ ARNG) (Phoenix, AZ) . 21st Cavalry Brigade (Air Combat) (Combat Aviation Training) (Ft Hood, TX) . III Corps Artillery (Ft Sill, OK) . 41st Fires Brigade (Ft Hood, TX) . 75th Fires Brigade (Ft Sill, OK) . 214th Fires Brigade (Ft Sill, OK (Deployed to Iraq)) . 263rd Army Air and Missile Defense Command (SC ARNG) (Anderson, SC) . 31st Air Defense Artillery Brigade (Ft Bliss, TX) . 36th Engineer Brigade (Ft Hood, TX) . 225th Engineer Brigade (LA ARNG) (Cp Beauregard, LA) . 420th Engineer Brigade (Corps) (USAR) (Bryan,
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