User:SmartyPants22/sandbox/Structure of the United States Army Reserve Command

This is a list of units and formations of the United States Army Reserve Command, as of August 2020.

Geographic Commands[edit]

1st Mission Support Command[edit]

Headquarters, 1st Mission Support Command,^[1] at Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico^[2]
- 166th Regional Support Group, at Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico^[3]
  - 346th Transportation Battalion, at Roosevelt Roads Naval Station, Puerto Rico
  - 393rd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico
- 210th Regional Support Group, at Aguadilla, Puerto Rico^[4]
  - 35th Signal Battalion, at Fort Allen, Puerto Rico
  - 77th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Aguadilla, Puerto Rico
  - 448th Engineer Battalion, at Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico

7th Mission Support Command[edit]

Headquarters, 7th Mission Support Command,^[5] at Kaiserslautern, Germany^[6]
- 209th Digital Liaison Detachment, at Wiesbaden, Germany
- 2500th Digital Liaison Detachment, at Vicenza, Italy
- Medical Support Unit – Europe, at Kaiserslautern, Germany
- 7th Intermediate Level Education Detachment, at Grafenwöhr, Germany
- 221st Public Affairs Detachment, at Kaiserslautern, Germany
- 589th Engineer Detachment, at Kaiserslautern, Germany
- 773rd Civil Support Team, at Kaiserslautern, Germany
- 88th Chaplain Detachment, at Grafenwöhr, Germany
- 89th Chaplain Detachment, at Kaiserslautern, Germany
- 319th History Detachment, at Wiesbaden, Germany
- 361st Civil Affairs Brigade, at Kaiserslautern, Germany^[7]^[8]
  - 457th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Grafenwöhr, Germany
- 510th Regional Support Group, at Kaiserslautern, Germany^[9]
  - 446th Movement Control Battalion, at Kaiserslautern, Germany
  - 83rd Combined Sustainment Support Battalion, at Kaiserslautern, Germany

9th Mission Support Command[edit]

Headquarters, 9th Mission Support Command, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii^[10]^[11]
- 322nd Civil Affairs Detachment, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
- 100th Infantry Battalion, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
- 1984th United States Army Hospital Detachment, at Fort Wainwright, Alaska
- 4960th Multi Functioning Training Brigade
- U. S. Army Pacific Support Unit, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii^[12]
- 303rd Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii^[13]
  - 411th Engineer Battalion, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii^[14]
  - 368th Military Police Company, at Barrigada, Guam
  - 829th Network Support Company, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii^[15]
  - 127th Chaplain Detachment, at Pago Pago, American Samoa
- 658th Regional Support Group, at Camp Humphreys, South Korea^[16]
  - 302nd Transportation Terminal Battalion, at Camp Shafter, Hawaii
  - 124th Chaplain Detachment, at Camp Shafter, Hawaii
- 3rd Mobilization Support Group, at Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson, Alaska^[17]
  - 3301st Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Wainwright, Alaska
  - 3302nd Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
  - 3303rd Mobilization Support Battalion, at Barrigada, Guam
  - 3304th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii
  - 3305th Mobilization Support Battalion, at Fort Shafter, Hawaii

63rd Readiness Division[edit]

Headquarters, 63rd Readiness Division, at Mountain View, California^[18]^[19]
- 201st Press Camp Headquarters, at Bell, California
- 205th Press Camp Headquarters, at Fort Sam Houston, Texas
- 364th Press Camp Headquarters, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota
- 203rd Public Affairs Detachment, at Des Moines, Iowa
- 207th Public Affairs Detachment, at Denver, Colorado
- 301st Public Affairs Detachment, at Mesa, Arizona
- 304th Public Affairs Detachment, at Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
- 345th Public Affairs Detachment, at San Antonio, Texas
- 358th Public Affairs Detachment, at Salt Lake City, Utah
- 363rd Public Affairs Detachment, at St. Louis, Missouri
- 368th Public Affairs Detachment, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- 211th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at Bryan, Texas
- 215th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at New Orleans, Louisiana
- 302nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at Vallejo, California
- 343rd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at North Little Rock, Arkansas
- 366th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at Wichita, Kansas
- 206th Broadcast Operations Detachment, at Grand Prairie, Texas
- 222nd Broadcast Operations Detachment, at Bell, California
- Bands:
  - 191st Army Band, at Camp Parks, California
  - 300th Army Band, at Los Angeles, California
  - 395th Army Band, at Mustang, Oklahoma

81st Readiness Division[edit]

Headquarters, 81st Readiness Division, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina^[20]^[21]
- 20th Military History Detachment, at Chattanooga, Tennessee
- 23rd Military History Detachment, at Chattanooga, Tennessee
- 28th Military HIstory Detachment, at East Point, Georgia
- 45th Military History Detachment, at Fort Gillem, Georgia
- 46th Military History Detachment, at Birmingham, Alabama
- 54th Military History Detachment, at New Orleans, Louisiana
- 317th Military History Detachment, at Fort Gillem, Georgia
- 332nd Military History Detachment, at Birmingham, Alabama
- 81st Main Command Post – Operational Detachment, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
- 314th Press Camp Headquarters, at Birmingham, Alabama
- 204th Public Affairs Detachment, at Orlando, Florida
- 340th Public Affairs Detachment, at Millington, Tennessee
- 210th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at Cary, North Carolina
- 215th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at New Orleans, Louisiana
- 300th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at Fort Gillem, Georgia
- 319th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
- 372nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at Nashville, Tennessee
- 209th Broadcast Operations Detachment, at Rome, Georgia
- Bands:
  - 100th Army Band, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
  - 208th Army Band, at Concord, North Carolina
  - 313th Army Band, at Birmingham, Alabama

88th Readiness Division[edit]

Headquarters, 88th Readiness Division, at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin^[22]^[23]
- 28th Military History Detachment, at Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
- 48th Military History Detachment, at Arlington Heights, Illinois
- 49th Military History Detachment, at Arlington Heights, Illinois
- 50th Military History Detachment, at Salt Lake City, Utah
- 90th Military History Detachment, at Salt Lake City, Utah
- 101st Military History Detachment, at Lawrence, Kansas
- 318th Theater Public Affairs Support Element, at Arlington Heights, Illinois
  - 220th Public Affairs Detachment, at Southfield, Michigan
  - 350th Public Affairs Detachment, at Indianapolis, Indiana
  - 368th Public Affairs Detachment, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  - 367th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at Whitehall, Ohio
- 364th Theater Public Affairs Support Element, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota
  - 203rd Public Affairs Detachment, at Des Moines, Iowa
  - 207th Public Affairs Detachment, at Denver, Colorado
  - 304th Public Affairs Detachment, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
  - 358th Public Affairs Detachment, at Salt Lake City, Utah
  - 366th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, Wichita, Kansas
- I Corps Mission Command Post-Operation Detachment, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
- 7th ID Army Reserve Element, at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
- Bands:
  - 204th Army Band, at Vancouver, Washington
  - 312th Army Band, at Lawrence, Kansas
  - 338th Army Band, at Whitehall, Ohio
  - 484th Army Band, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin

99th Readiness Division[edit]

Headquarters, 99th Readiness Division, at Fort Dix, New Jersey^[24]^[25]
- 361st Press Camp Headquarters, at Fort Totten New York
- 214th Public Affairs Detachment, at Richmond, Virginia
- 354th Public Affairs Detachment, at Coraopolis, Pennsylvania
- 326th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at Reading, Pennsylvania
- 362nd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment, at Londonderry, New Hampshire
- 356th Broadcast Operations Detachment, at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland
- Bands:
  - 78th Army Band, at Fort Dix, New Jersey
  - 94th Army Band, at East Windsor, Connecticut
  - 198th Army Band, at Rochester, New York
  - 319th Army Band, at Fort Totten, New York
  - 380th Army Band, at Richmond, Virginia

Functional Commands[edit]

3rd Medical Command (Deployment Support)[edit]

Headquarters, 3rd Medical Command (Deployment Support), at Forest Park, Georgia^[26]^[27]
- 5th Medical Brigade, at Birmingham, Alabama^[28]
  - 75th Combat Support Hospital, at Tuscaloosa, Alabama
  - 429th Multi-functional Medical Battalion, at Savannah, Georgia
- 8th Medical Brigade, at Fort Wadsworth, New York^[29]
  - 865th Combat Support Hospital, at Utica, New York
  - 439th Multi-functional Medical Battalion, at Fort Dix, New Jersey
- 332nd Medical Brigade, at Nashville, Tennessee^[30]
  - 345th Combat Support Hospital, at Jacksonville, Florida
  - 49th Multi-functional Medical Battalion, at Puerto Nuevo, Puerto Rico
- 338th Medical Brigade, at Horsham Air Guard Station, Pennsylvania^[31]
  - 48th Combat Support Hospital, at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland
  - 424th Multi-functional Medical Battalion, at Edgemont, Pennsylvania
- 804th Medical Brigade, at Fort Devens, Massachusetts^[32]
  - 399th Combat Support Hospital, at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
  - 405th Combat Support Hospital, at West Hartford, Connecticut

807th Medical Command (Deployment Support)[edit]

Headquarters, 807th Medical Command (Deployment Support), at Fort Douglas, Utah^[33]^[34]
- 2nd Medical Brigade, at San Pablo, California^[35]
  - 352nd Combat Support Hospital, at Dublin, California
  - 396th Combat Support Hospital, at Vancouver, Washington
  - 145th Multi-functional Medical Battalion, at Garden Grove, California
- 139th Medical Brigade, at Independence, Missouri^[36]
  - 325th Combat Support Hospital, at Independence, Missouri
  - 349th Combat Support Hospital, at Bell, California
  - 388th Multi-functional Medical Battalion, at Hays, Kansas
  - 480th Preventative Medicine Medical Detachment, at Columbia, Missouri
  - 793rd Preventative Medicine Medical Detachment, at Aurora, Colorado
  - 1863rd Preventative Medicine Medical Detachment, at Columbia, Missouri
- 176th Medical Brigade, at Seagoville, Texas^[37]
  - 94th Combat Support Hospital, at Seagoville, Texas
  - 228th Combat Support Hospital, at San Antonio, Texas
  - 341st Multi-functional Medical Battalion, at Seagoville, Texas
- 307th Medical Brigade, at Blacklick, Ohio^[38]
  - 256th Combat Support Hospital, at Twinsburg, Ohio
  - 801st Combat Support Hospital, at Sheridan Reserve Center, Illinois
  - 409th Area Support Medical Company, at Machesney Park, Illinois
- 330th Medical Brigade, at Sheridan Reserve Center, Illinois
  - 328th Combat Support Hospital, at Salt Lake City, Utah
  - 452nd Combat Support Hospital, at Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  - 172nd Multi-functional Medical Battalion, at Ogden, Utah

76th Operational Response Command[edit]

Headquarters, 76th Operational Response Command, at Salt Lake City, UtahCite error: The <ref> tag has too many names (see the help page).
- 3rd Space Company, at Colorado Springs, Colorado
- 5th Space Company, at Colorado Springs, Colorado
- 8th Space Company, at Colorado Springs, Colorado
- Task Force 76, at Salt Lake City, Utah
- FORSCOM Augmentation Unit, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
- 3rd Army Augmentation Company, at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina
- 209th Regional Support Group, at Belton, Missouri^[39]
  - 450th Chemical Battalion, at Houston, Texas
  - 453rd Chemical Battalion, at Bell, California
  - 468th Chemical Battalion, at Little Rock, Arkansas
  - 472nd Chemical Battalion, at Chicago, Illinois
- 415th Chemical Brigade, at Greenville, South Carolina^[40]
  - 92nd Chemical Battalion, at Decatur, Georgia
  - 457th Chemical Battalion, at Greenville, South Carolina
  - 485th Chemical Battalion, at Wilmington, Delaware
  - 490th Chemical Battalion, at Anniston, Alabama
  - 20 Support Command Detachment, at Aberdeen, Maryland
- U.S. Army Reserve Elements and Augmentations
  - U.S. Army Reserve Element Northern Command, at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado
  - U.S. Army Reserve Element Transportation Command, at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois
  - U.S. Army Reserve Element Strategic Command, at Omaha, Nebraska
  - U.S. Army Reserve Element Pacific Command, at Moffett Federal Airfield, California
  - U.S. Army Reserve Element Strategic Command Troop Program Unit, at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado
  - U.S. Army Reserve Element European Command, at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
  - U.S. Army Reserve Element Defense Logistics Agency, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
  - U.S. Army Reserve Element Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, at Suffolk, Virginia
  - U.S. Army Reserve Element Central Command, at MacDill Air Force Base, Flordia
  - U.S. Army Reserve Element Southern Command, at Miami, Flordia
  - U.S. Army Reserve Element Special Operations Command, at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida

79th Theater Sustainment Command[edit]

Headquarters, 79th Theater Sustainment Command, at Los Alamitos, California^[41]^[42]

4th Expeditionary Sustainment Command[edit]

Headquarters, 4th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, at Fort Sam Houston, Texas^[43]
- 90th Sustainment Brigade, at North Little Rock, Arkansas^[44]
  - 316th Quartermaster Battalion, at Okmulgee, Oklahoma
  - 348th Quartermaster Battalion, at Houston, Texas
- 300th Sustainment Brigade, at Grand Prairie, Texas^[45]
  - 363rd Quartermaster Battalion, at San Marcos, Texas
- 211th Regional Support Group, at Corpus Christi, Texas^[46]
  - 319th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Harlingen, Texas
  - 373rd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Beaumont, Texas
- 647th Regional Support Group, at El Paso, Texas^[47]
  - 372nd Quartermaster Battalion, at Kirtland Air Force Base, New Mexico
  - 383rd Quartermaster Battalion, at El Paso, Texas

311th Expeditionary Sustainment Command[edit]

Headquarters, 311th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, at Los Angeles, California^[48]
- 326th Financial Management Support Center, at Bell, California
- 304th Sustainment Brigade, at March Air Reserve Base, California^[49]
  - 155th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at South El Monte, California
  - 371st Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at March Air Reserve Base, California
  - 420th Transportation Battalion, at Sherman Oaks, California

364th Expeditionary Sustainment Command[edit]

Headquarters, 364th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, at Marysville, Washington^[50]
- 650th Regional Support Group, at North Las Vegas, Nevada^[51]
  - 314th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Las Vegas, Nevada
  - 469th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Mountain View, California
  - 483rd Transportation Battalion, at Vallejo, California
- 653rd Regional Support Group, at Mesa, Arizona^[52]
  - 336th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Buckeye, Arizona
  - 418th Quartermaster Battalion, at Marana, Arizona
  - 419th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Tustin, California

451st Expeditionary Sustainment Command[edit]

Headquarters, 451st Expeditionary Sustainment Command, at Wichita, Kansas^[53]
- 561st Regional Support Group, at Elkhorn, Nebraska^[54]
  - 394th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Fremont, Nebraska
  - 425th Transportation Battalion, at Salina, Kansas
  - 450th Transportation Battalion, at Manhattan, Kansas
- 89th Sustainment Brigade, at Kansas City, Missouri^[55]
  - 329th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Parsons, Kansas
  - 484th Transportation Battalion, at Springfield, Missouri
  - 620th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at St Louis, Missouri

377th Theater Sustainment Command[edit]

Headquarters, 377th Theater Sustainment Command, at Belle Chasse, Louisiana^[56]
- 377th Mission Support Element Detachment, at New Orleans, Louisiana
- 469th Financial Management Support Center, at New Orleans, Louisiana
- 3rd Transportation Brigade (Expeditionary), at Fort Belvoir, Virginia^[57]
  - 332nd Transportation Battalion, at Tampa, Florida
  - 359th Transportation Battalion, at Fort Eustis, Virginia

103rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command[edit]

Headquarters, 103rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command, at Fort Des Moines, Iowa^[58]
- 206th Regional Support Group, at Springfield, Illinois^[59]
  - 419th Transportation Battalion, at Peoria, Illinois
- 644th Regional Support Group, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota^[60]
  - 457th Transportation Battalion, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota
- 645th Regional Support Group, at Southfield, Michigan^[61]
  - 406th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Ann Arbor, Michigan
- 646th Regional Support Group, at Madison, Wisconsin^[62]
  - 687th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Wausau, Wisconsin
- 649th Regional Support Group, at Cedar Rapid, Iowa^[63]
  - 470th Transportation Battalion, at Elwood, Illinois

143rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command[edit]

Headquarters, 143rd Expeditionary Sustainment Command, at Orlando, Florida^[64]
- 207th Regional Support Group, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina^[65]
  - 362nd Quartermater Battalion, at Winterville, North Carolina
  - 828th Transportation Battalion, at Livingston, Alabama
- 641st Regional Support Group, at St. Petersburg, Florida^[66]
  - 257th Transportation Battalion, at Gainesville, Florida
  - 332nd Transportation Battalion, at Tampa, Florida
- 642nd Regional Support Group, at Decatur, Georgia^[67]
  - 352nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Macon, Georgia
  - 787th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Dothan, Alabama
- 518th Sustainment Brigade, at Knightdale, North Carolina^[68]
  - 812th Transportation Battalion, at Charlotte, North Carolina
- 321st Sustainment Brigade, at Baton Rouge, Louisiana^[69]
  - 365th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Jackson, Mississippi
  - 375th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Mobile, Alabama

310th Expeditionary Sustainment Command[edit]

Headquarters, 310th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, at Indianapolis, Indiana^[70]
- 38th Regional Support Group, at Cross Lanes, West Virginia
  - 321st Ordnance Battalion, at Cross Lanes, West Virigina
  - 373rd Quartermaster Battalion, at Jeffersonville, Indiana
  - 380th Quartermaster Battalion, at Evansville, Indiana
- 643rd Regional Support Group, at Whitehall, Ohio^[71]
  - 319th Quartermaster Battalion, at Twinsburg, Ohio
  - 633rd Quartermaster Battalion, at Sharonville, Ohio
  - 718th Transportation Battalion, at Columbus, Ohio
  - 766th Transportation Battalion, at South Bend, Indiana
- 55th Sustainment Brigade, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia^[72]
  - 275th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Fort Lee, Virigina
  - 313th Transportation Battalion, at Baltimore, Maryland
  - 398th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Rockville, Maryland
  - 497th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Salem, Virigina
- 165th Quartermaster Group, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia^[73]
  - 359th Transportation Battalion, at Fort Eustis, Virigina

316th Expeditionary Sustainment Command[edit]

Headquarters, 316th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, at Coraopolis, Pennsylvania^[74]
- 361st Press Camp Headquarters, at Fort Totten, New York
- 301st Regional Support Group, at Butler, Pennsylvania^[75]
  - 157th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Horsham Air Guard Station, New Jersey
  - 378th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Annville, Pennsylvania
  - 413th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Schenectady, New York
- 655th Regional Support Group, at Westover Air Reserve Base, Massachusetts^[76]
  - 167th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Londonderry, New Hampshire
  - 334th Quartermaster Battalion, at East Windsor, Connecticut
  - 395th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Middletown, Connecticut
  - 719th Transportation Battalion, at Brockton, Massachusetts
- 77th Sustainment Brigade, at Fort Dix, New Jersey^[77]
  - 354th Transportation Battalion, at Fort Totten, New York
  - 389th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, at Fort Totten, New York
  - 436th Transportation Battalion, at Staten Island, New York
  - 462nd Transportation Battalion, at Trenton, Trenton
- 475th Quartermaster Group, at Farrell, Pennsylvania^[78]
  - 327th Quartermaster Battalion, at Williamsport, Pennsylvania
  - 402nd Quartermaster Battalion, at New Castle, Pennsylvania

Army Reserve Sustainment Command[edit]

Headquarters, Army Reserve Sustainment Command, at Birmingham, Alabama^[79]
- Army Materiel Command - Army Reserve Elements, at Huntsville, Alabama
- Army Sustainment Command- Army Reserve Elements, at Rock Island, Illinois
- Assistant Secretary Of The Army For Acquisition, Logistics And Technology, at Arlington, Virginia
- Defense Contract Management Agency - Army Reserve Elements, at Fort Lee, Virginia
  - 915th Contract Support Battalion, at Baltimore, Maryland
  - 917th Contract Support Battalion, at Fort Sam Houston, Texas
- Logistic Support Brigade, at Rock Island, Illinois
  - 1st Logistic Support Battalion, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
  - 2nd Logistic Support Battalion, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
  - 3rd Logistic Support Battalion, at Birmingham, Alabama
  - 4th Logistic Support Battalion, at Athens, Georgia
  - 5th Logistic Support Battalion, at Sheffield, Alabama

Deployment Support Command[edit]

Headquarters, Deployment Support Command, at Birmingham, Alabama^[80]
- 757th Transportation Battalion (Railway), at Milwaukee, Wisconsin
- 1179th Transportation Brigade, at Fort Hamilton, New York^[81]
  - 1173rd Transportation Battalion, at Brockton, Massachusetts
  - 1174th Transportation Battalion, at Fort Totten, New York
  - 1185th Transportation Battalion, at Lancaster, Pennsylvania
  - 1398th Transportation Battalion, at Baltimore, Maryland
- 1189th Transportation Brigade, at North Charleston, South Carolina
  - 1182nd Transportation Battalion, at North Charleston, South Carolina
  - 1186th Transportation Battalion, at Jacksonville, Florida
  - 1188th Transportation Battalion, at Decatur, Georgia
- 1190th Transportation Brigade, at Baton Rouge, Louisiana
  - 1181st Transportation Battalion, at Meridian, Mississippi
  - 1184th Transportation Battalion, at Mobile, Alabama
  - 1192nd Transportation Battalion, at New Orleans, Louisiana
- 1394th Transportation Brigade, at Joint Base Lewis–McChord, Washington
  - 1397th Transportation Battalion, at Vallejo, California

200th Military Police Command[edit]

Headquarters, 200th Military Police Command, at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland^[82]^[83]
- 200th Detachment, Mission Support Element, at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland
- 733rd Military Police Battalion (CID), at Forest Park, Georgia
- 83rd Military Police Detachment (CID), at Lakeland, Florida
- 205th Press Camp Headquarters, at Fort Sam Houston, Texas
- 114th Chaplains Detachment, at Grand Prairie, Texas
- 11th Military Police Brigade, at Los Alamitos, California^[84]
  - 96th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at San Diego, California
  - 159th Military Police Battalion (CID), at Terre Haute, Indiana
  - 324th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Fresno, California
  - 387th Military Police Battalion (CS), at Scottsdale, Arizona
  - 393rd Military Police Battalion (CID), at Bell, California
  - 607th Military Police Battalion (CS), at Grand Prairie, Texas
- 290th Military Police Brigade, at Nashville, Tennessee^[85]
  - 160th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Tallahassee, Florida
  - 304th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Nashville, Tennessee
  - 317th Military Police Battalion (CS), at Tampa, Florida
  - 535th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Cary, North Carolina
  - 724th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Fort Lauderdale, Florida
- 300th Military Police Brigade, at Inkster, Michigan^[86]
  - 327th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Arlington Heights, Illinois
  - 384th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Fort Wayne, Indiana
  - 391st Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Columbus, Ohio
  - 530th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Elkhorn, Nebraska
  - 785th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Fraser, Michigan
- 333rd Military Police Brigade, at Farmingdale, New York^[87]
  - 424th Military Police Detachment (I/R CAMP LN), at Ashley, Pennsylvania
  - 310th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Farmingdale, New York
  - 336th Military Police Battalion (CS), at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  - 340th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Ashley, Pennsylvania
  - 400th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland
  - 744th Military Police Battalion (I/R) (EPW/CI), at Forks Township, Pennsylvania

335th Signal Command (Theater)[edit]

Headquarters, 335th Signal Command (Theater), at East Point, Georgia^[88]^[89]
- Defense Information Systems Agency - Army Reserve Element, at Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
- Joint Enabling Capabilities Command - Army Reserve Element, at Naval Station Norfolk, Virginia
- 359th Tactical Theater Signal Brigade, at Fort Gordon, Georgia^[90]
  - 324th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
  - 392nd Expeditionary Signal Battalion, at Baltimore, Maryland
  - 490th Signal Company (Tactical Installation/Networking), at Blacklick, Ohio
  - 982nd Combat Camera Company, at East Point, Georgia
- 505th Tactical Theater Signal Brigade, at Las Vegas, Nevada^[91]
  - 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, at Mesa, Arizona
  - 319th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, at Sacramento, California
- US Army Reserve Cyber Protection Brigade, at Adelphi, Maryland^[92]

412th Theater Engineer Command[edit]

Headquarters, at 412th Theater Engineer Command, at Vicksburg, Mississippi^[93]
- 368th Forward Engineer Support Team-Main, at Decatur, Georgia^[94]
- 608th Engineer Detachment, at at Vicksburg, Mississippi
- 20th Military History Detachment, at Chattanooga, Tennessee
- 23rd Military History Detachment, at Chattanooga, Tennessee
- 322nd Military History Detachment, at Birmingham, Alabama
- 206th Digital Liaison Detachment, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
- 207th Digital Liaison Detachment, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
- 412 Engineer Command Mission Support Element, at Vicksburg, Mississippi
- 302nd Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, at Westover Air Reserve Base, Massachusetts^[95]
  - 368th Engineer Battalion, at Londonderry, New Hampshire
  - 382nd Military Police Battalion, at Westover Air Reserve Base, Massachusetts
  - 479th Chemical Battalion, at Far Rockaway, New York
  - 533rd Brigade Support Battalion, at Fort Totten, New York
- 411th Engineer Brigade, at New Windsor^[96]
  - 365th Engineer Battalion, at Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania
  - 458th Engineer Battalion, at Johnstown, Pennsylvania
  - 463rd Engineer Battalion, at Wheeling, West Virginia
  - 479th Engineer Battalion, at Fort Drum, New York
  - 854th Engineer Battalion, at Kingston, New York
- 926th Engineer Brigade, at Montgomery, Alabama^[97]
  - 391st Engineer Battalion, at Greenville, South Carolina
  - 467th Engineer Battalion, at Millington, Tennessee
  - 478th Engineer Battalion, at Fort Thomas, Kentucky
  - 841st Engineer Battalion, at Miami, Florida
  - 844th Engineer Battalion, at Knoxville, Tennessee
  - 926th Engineer Battalion, at Birmingham, Alabama

416th Theater Engineer Command[edit]

Headquarters, 416th Theater Engineer Command, at Darien, Illinois^[98]
- USACE Contingency Response Unit (CRU), at Washington, D.C.
- 208th Digital Liaison Detachment, at Colorado Springs, Colorado
- 301st Forward Engineer Support Team-Main, at Denver, Colorado
- 378th Forward Engineer Support Team-Main, at Darien, Illinois
- 301st Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, at Fort Lewis, Washington^[99]
  - 315th Engineer Battalion, at Camp Pendleton, California
  - 321st Engineer Battalion, at Boise, Idaho
  - 397th Engineer Battalion, at Marina, California
  - 476th Chemical Battalion, at Fort Lewis, Washington
  - 126th Chaplain Detachment, at Clackamas,, Oregon
- 372nd Engineer Brigade, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota^[100]
  - 367th Engineer Battalion, at St. Cloud, Minnesota
  - 389th Engineer Battalion, at Dubuque, Iowa
  - 863rd Engineer Battalion, at Darien, Illinois
  - 983rd Engineer Battalion, at Monclova, Ohio

75th Innovation Command[edit]

Headquarters, 75th Innovation Command, at Houston, Texas^[101]^[102]

80th Training Command (The Army School System)[edit]

Headquarters, 80th Training Command (The Army School System (TASS)), at Richmond, Virginia^[103]
- TASS Training Center Grand Prairie, at Grand Prairie, Texas
- TASS Training Center Fort Devens, at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
- 800th Training Support Brigade, at Mustang, Oklahoma^[104]
  - TASS Training Center Fort Knox, at Fort Know, Kentucky
  - TASS Training Center Fort Hunter Liggett, at Fort Hunter Liggett, California
  - TASS Training Center Fort Dix, at Fort Dix, New Jersey
  - TASS Training Center Camp Parks, at Camp Parks, California
  - TASS Training Center Fort Lee, at Fort Lee, Virginia

94th Training Division - Force Sustainment[edit]

Headquarters, 94th Training Division - Force Sustainment, at Fort Lee, Virginia^[105]^[106]
- 1st Brigade (Quartermaster), at Charleston, West VirginiaCite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).
  - 80th Battalion (Transportation), at Fort Eustis, Virginia
  - 95th Battalion (Transportation), at Shreveport, Louisiana
  - 100th Battalion (Transportation), at Sheridan Reserve Center, Illinois
  - 104th Battalion (Transportation), at Bell, California
  - 108th Battalion (Transportation), at Jackson, Mississippi
- 3rd Brigade (Ordnance), at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana
  - 80th Battalion (Ordnance), at Abingdon, Maryland
  - 95th Battalion (Ordnance), at Grand Prairie, Texas
  - 98th Battalion (Ordnance), at
  - 100th Battalion (Ordnance), at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
  - 108th Battalion (Ordnance), at Huntesville, Alabama
- 4th Brigade (Personnel Services), at Atlanta, Georgia^[107]
  - 95th Battalion (Personnel Services), at Mansfield, Texas
  - 98th Battalion (Personnel Services), at
  - 100th Battalion (Personnel Services), at
  - 104th Battalion (Personnel Services), at
  - 108th Battalion (Personnel Services)
- 5th Brigade (Health Services), at Fort Sam Houston, Texas^[108]
  - 95th Battalion (Health Services), at
  - 98th Battalion (Health Services), at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
  - 100th Battalion (Health Services), at Millington, Tennessee
  - 104th Battalion (Health Services), at Camp Parks, California
  - 108th Battalion (Health Services), at

100th Training Division (Leader Development)[edit]

Headquarters, 100th Training Division (Leader Development), at Fort Knox, Kentucky^[109]^[110]
- 83rd United States Army Reserve Readiness Training Command, at Fort Knox, Kentucky^[111]^[112]
  - Readiness Training Academy, at Fort Knox, Kentucky^[113]^[114]
  - NCO Academy Fort Dix, at Fort Dix, New Jersey
  - NCO Academy Fort McCoy, at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
  - NCO Academy Camp Parks, at Camp Parks, California
- 97th Training Brigade (Command and General Staff Officers' Course)^[115]^[116]
  - 10th Battalion, 80th Regiment (Officer Education System), at Owings Mills, Maryland
  - 11th Battalion 95th Regiment (Officer Education System), at Kansas City, Missouri
  - 11th Battalion, 108th Regiment (Officer Education System), at Concord, North Carolina

102nd Training Division (Maneuver Support)[edit]

Headquarters, 102nd Training Division (Maneuver Support), at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri^[117]^[118]
- 1st Brigade (Engineer), at Fort Leonard Wood
  - 80th Battalion (Engineer), at
  - 95th Battalion (Engineer), at
  - 100th Battalion (Engineer), at
  - 104th Battalion (Engineer), at
  - 108th Battalion (Engineer), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
- 2nd Brigade (Military Police), at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri^[119]
  - 80th Battalion (Military Police), at
  - 95th Battalion (Military Police), at
  - 100th Battalion (Military Police), at
  - 104th Battalion (Military Police), at
  - 108th Battalion (Military Police), at
- 3rd Brigade (Chemical), at Fort Leonard Wood
  - 80th Battalion (Chemical), at
  - 95th Battalion (Chemical), at
  - 100th Battalion (Chemical), at
  - 104th Battalion (Chemical), at Fort Lewis, Washington
  - 108th Battalion (Chemical), at Huntsville, Alabama
- 4th Brigade (Military Intelligence)
  - 80th Battalion (Military Intelligence), at
  - 95th Battalion (Military Intelligence), at
  - 100th Battalion (Military Intelligence), at
  - 104th Battalion (Military Intelligence), at
  - 108th Battalion (Military Intelligence), at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
- 5th Brigade (Signal/Cyber), at Sacramento, California^[120]
  - 80th Battalion (Signal/Cyber), at Scranton, Pennsylvania
  - 95th Battalion (Signal/Cyber), at Albuquerque, New Mexico
  - 100th Battalion (Signal/Cyber), at Anderson, Indiana
  - 104th Battalion (Signal/Cyber), at Sacramento, California
  - 108th Battalion (Signal/Cyber), at Augusta, Georgia
  - High Tech Center, at Sacramento, California
  - High Tech Center, at Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania
- 6th Brigade (Civil Affairs/Physiological Operations), at Fort Totten, New York^[121]
  - 80th Battalion (Civil Affairs/Physiological Operations), at
  - 95th Battalion (Civil Affairs/Physiological Operations), at
  - 100th Battalion (Civil Affairs/Physiological Operations), at
  - 104th Battalion (Civil Affairs/Physiological Operations), at
  - 108th Battalion (Civil Affairs/Physiological Operations), at

84th Training Command[edit]

Headquarters, 84th Training Command, at Fort Knox, Kentucky^[122]^[123]
- Atlantic Training Division, at Fort Dix, New Jersey
- Great Lakes Training Division, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois
- Pacific Training Division, at Camp Parks, California

78th Training Division[edit]

Headquarters, 78th Training Division, at Fort Dix, New Jersey^[124]^[125]
- 1st Brigade, at Fort Gillem, Georgia^[126]
  - 3rd Battalion, 309th Regiment, at Liverpool, New York
  - 2nd Battalion, 311th Regiment, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
  - 3rd Battalion, 318th Regiment, at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland
  - 2nd Battalion, 323rd Regiment, at Lumberton, North Carolina

86th Training Division[edit]

Headquarters, 86th Training Division, at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin^[127]^[128]
- 1st Brigade, at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin^[129]
  - 2nd Battalion, 310th Regiment, at Ayer, Massachusetts
  - 1st Battalion, 329th Regiment, at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana
  - 3rd Battalion, 329th Regiment, at Fort Dix, New Jersey
  - 2nd Battalion, 339th Regiment, at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin
  - 3rd Battalion, 346th Regiment, at Camp Shelby, Missouri
  - 2nd Battalion, 383rd Regiment, at Leavenworth, Kansas
  - 3rd Battalion, 397th Regiment, at Whitehall, Ohio

91st Training Division[edit]

Headquarters, 91st Training Division, at Fort Hunter Liggett, California^[130]^[131]
- 1st Brigade, at Scottsdale, Arizona^[132]
  - 11th Battalion, 104th Regiment, at Boise, Idaho
  - 2nd Battalion, 378th Regiment, at Salt Lake City, Utah
  - 3rd Battalion, 381st Regiment, at Grand Praire, Texas
  - 1st Battalion, 417th Regiment, at San Antonio, Texas

85th Support Command[edit]

Headquarters, 85th Support Command, at Arlington Heights, Illinois^[133]^[134]

108th Training Command (Initial Entry Training)[edit]

Headquarters, 108th Training Command (Initial Entry Training), at Charlotte, North Carolina^[135]^[136]
- United States Army Reserve Drill Sergeant School, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina^[137]

95th Training Division (Initial Entry Training)[edit]

Headquarters, 95th Training Division (Initial Entry Training), at Fort Sill, Oklahoma^[138]^[139]
- 1st Brigade (Initial Entry Training), at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
  - 1st Battalion, 354th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Tulsa, Oklahoma
  - 2nd Battalion, 354th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Grand Prairie, Texas
  - 1st Battalion, 355th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Round Rock, Texas
  - 1st Battalion, 377th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Lincoln, Nebraska
  - 3rd Battalion, 378th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Norman, Oklahoma
- 2nd Brigade (Initial Entry Training), at Vancouver, Washington^[140]
  - 2nd Battalion, 413th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Riverside, California
  - 1st Battalion, 414th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Eugene, Oregon
  - 2nd Battalion, 414th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Salt Lake City, Utah
  - 1st Battalion, 415th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Phoenix, Arizona
  - 2nd Battalion, 415th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at French Camp, California
  - 3rd Battalion, 415th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Fairchild Air Force Base, Washington
- 3rd Brigade (Initial Entry Training), at Lexington, Kentucky
  - 2nd Battalion, 334th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Granite City, Illinois
  - 2nd Battalion, 397th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Lexington, Kentucky
  - 1st Battalion, 398th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Owensboro, Kentucky
  - 2nd Battalion, 398th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Madisonville, Kentucky
  - 3rd Battalion, 398th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Paducah, Kentucky
- 4th Brigade (Initial Entry Training), at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin^[141]
  - 1st Battalion, 330th Regiment (Infantry One Station Unit Training), at Fort Wayne, Indiana
  - 2nd Battalion, 330th Regiment (Infantry One Station Unit Training), at Forest Park, Illinois
  - 3rd Battalion, 330th Regiment (Infantry One Station Unit Training), at Waterford, Michigan
  - 3rd Battalion, 334th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  - 3rd Battalion, 339th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Neenah, Wisconsin

98th Training Division (Initial Entry Training)[edit]

Headquarters, 98th Training Division (Initial Entry Training), at Fort Benning, Georgia^[142]^[143]
- 1st Brigade (Initial Entry Training), at Fort Benning, Georgia
  - 2nd Battalion, 321st Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Perrine, Florida
  - 1st Battalion, 378th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Lafayette, Louisiana
  - 2nd Battalion, 485th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Orlando, Florida
  - 3rd Battalion, 485th Regiment (Basic Combat Training/Infantry One Station Unit Training), at Fort Benning, Georgia
- 2nd Brigade (Initial Entry Training), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina^[144]
  - 2nd Battalion, 321st Regiment (Basic Combat Training/Infantry One Station Unit Training), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
  - 1st Battalion, 323rd Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Raleigh, North Carolina
  - 3rd Battalion, 323rd Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Athens, Georgia
  - 1st Battalion, 518th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Asheville, North Carolina
  - 3rd Battalion, 518th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Hickory, North Carolina
- 3rd Brigade (Initial Entry Training), at Salem, Virigina^[145]
  - 1st Battalion, 317th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Suffolk, Virginia
  - 2nd Battalion, 317th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Lynchburg, Virginia
  - 1st Battalion, 320th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Abingdon, Virginia
- 4th Brigade (Initial Entry Training), at Amherst, New York^[146]
  - 1st Battalion, 304th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Londonderry, New Hampshire
  - 3rd Battalion, 385th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Edison, New Jersey
  - 2nd Battalion, 389th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Ithaca, New York
  - 1st Battalion, 390th Regiment (Engineer One Station Unit Training), at Amherst, New York
  - 2nd Battalion, 417th Regiment (Basic Combat Training), at Danbury, Connecticut

104th Training Division (Leader Training)[edit]

Headquarters, 104th Training Division (Leader Training), at Fort Lewis, Washington^[147]^[148]
- 1st Brigade (Leader Training), at Aurora, Colorado^[149]
  - 1st Battalion, 334th Regiment (Training Support), at Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  - 3rd Battalion, 354th Regiment (Training Support), at Vancouver, Washington
  - 2nd Battalion, 379th Regiment (Training Support), at North Little Rock, Arkansas
  - 4th Battalion, 399th Regiment (Training Support), at Fort Knox, Kentucky
  - 4th Battalion, 413th Regiment (Senior Reserve Officer Training Course), at Fort Knox, Kentucky
  - 3rd Battalion, 414th Regiment (Cadet Summer Training), at Fort Lewis
  - 4th Battalion, 414th Regiment (Senior Reserve Officer Training Course), at Fort Lewis, Washington
- 3rd Brigade (Leader Training), at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
  - 3rd Battalion, 304th Regiment (United States Military Academy), at Lewiston, Maine
  - 2nd Battalion, 319th Regiment (Training Support), at Salem, Virigina
  - 1st Battalion, 321st Regiment (Training Support), at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
  - 1st Battalion, 391st Regiment (Training Support), at Schenectady, New York
  - 2nd Battalion, 399th Regiment (Reserve Officer Training Course), at Fort Knox, Kentucky
  - 4th Battalion, 415th Regiment (Senior Reserve Officer Training Course), at West Hartford, Connecticut
  - 4th Battalion, 518th Regiment (Training Support), at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama

Army Reserve Aviation Command[edit]

Headquarters, Army Reserve Aviation Command, at Fort Knox, Kentucky^[150]
- 11th Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade, at Fort Carson, Colorado^[151]^[152]
  - 6th Battalion, 52nd Aviation Regiment, at Los Alamitos, California
  - 1st Battalion, 158th Aviation Regiment, at Conroe, Texas
  - 7th Battalion, 158th Aviation Regiment, at Fort Hood, Texas
  - 90th Aviation Support Battalion, at Fort Worth, Texas
- 244th Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade, at Fort Dix, New Jersey^[153]^[154]
  - 5th Battalion, 159th Aviation Regiment, at Fort Eustis, Virginia
  - 2nd Battalion, 228th Aviation Regiment, at Fort Dix, New Jersey
  - 8th Battalion, 229th Aviation Regiment, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
- Aviation Support Facilities
  - Aviation Support Facility Bragg, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
  - Aviation Support Facility Carson, at Fort Carson, Colorado
  - Aviation Support Facility Carswell, at Forth Worth, Texas
  - Aviation Support Facility Clearwater, at Clearwater, Florida
  - Aviation Support Facility Conroe, at Conroe, Texas
  - Aviation Support Facility Dix, at Fort Dix, New Jersey
  - Aviation Support Facility Dobbins, at Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia
  - Aviation Support Facility Eustis, at Fort Eustis, Virginia
  - Aviation Support Facility Hood, at Fort Hood, Texas
  - Aviation Support Facility Knox, at Fort Knox, Kentucky
  - Aviation Support Facility Lewis, at Fort Lewis, Washington
  - Aviation Support Facility Los Alamitos, at Los Alamitos, California
  - Aviation Support Facility Olathe, at New Century AirCenter, Kansas
  - Aviation Support Facility Rucker, at Fort Rucker, Alabama

Army Reserve Careers Group[edit]

Headquarters, Army Reserve Careers Group, at Fort Knox, Kentucky^[155]
- 1st Battalion, at Fort Devens, Massachusetts (Covering Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Germany, Italy, EU)
- 2nd Battalion, at Coraopolis, Pennsylvania (Covering Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania)
- 3rd Battalion, at Virginia Beach, Virginia (Covering DC, Maryland, Virginia, West Virgnia)
- 4th Battalion, at ... (Covering Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina)
- 5th Battalion, at Orlando, Florida (Covering Florida, Puerto Rico)
- 6th Battalion, at Greenville, Mississippi (Covering Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana)
- 7th Battalion, at ... (Covering Alaska, US Forces Pacific, American Samoa, Hawaii, Idaho, Northern Mariana Islands, Montana, Oregon, Washington, Wyoming)
- 8th Battalion, at ... (Covering North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin)
- 9th Battalion, at Tacoma, Washington (Covering Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois)
- 10th Battalion, at Whitehall, Ohio (Covering Michigan, Indiana, Ohio)
- 11th Battalion, at Los Alamitos, California (Covering California, Nevada)
- 12th Battalion, at Grand Prairie, Texas (Covering Texas)
- 13th Battalion, at ... (Covering Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah)

Army Reserve Medical Command[edit]

Headquarters, Army Reserve Medical Command, at Pinellas Park, Florida^[156]^[157]
- Central Medical Area Readiness Support Group, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois^[158]
  - 7210th Medical Support Unit, at San Antonio, Texas
  - 7212th Medical Support Unit, at Rochester, Minnesota
  - 7215th Medical Support Unit, at St Louis, Missouri
  - 7227th Medical Support Unit, at Columbia, Missouri
  - 7228th Medical Support Unit, at Columbia, Missouri
  - 7231st Medical Support Unit, at Lubbock, Texas
  - 7232nd Medical Support Unit, at New Orleans, Louisiana
  - 7240th Medical Support Unit, at Kirksville, Missouri
  - 7246th Medical Support Unit, at Elkhorn, Nebraska
  - 7247th Medical Support Unit, at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
  - 7248th Medical Support Unit, at Fort Bliss, Texas
  - 7249th Medical Support Unit, at Houston, Texas
  - 7416th Troop Medical Clinic, at Lubbock, Texas
  - 7454th Medical Backfill Battalion, at San Antonio, Texas
  - 7455th Medical Backfill Battalion, at Topeka, Kansas
  - 7456th Medical Backfill Battalion, at Des Moines, Iowa
- Northeast Medical Area Readiness Support Group, at Fort Wadsworth, New York^[159]
  - 7202nd Medical Support Unit, at Shoreham, New York
  - 7203rd Medical Support Unit, at Hobart, Indiana
  - 7207th Medical Support Unit, at Webster, New York
  - 7218th Medical Support Unit, at Louisville, Kentucky
  - 7221st Medical Support Unit, at Newark, Delaware
  - 7238th Medical Support Unit, at Fort Hamilton, New York
  - 7241st Medical Support Unit, at Lexington, Kentucky
  - 7245th Medical Support Unit, at Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey
  - 7250th Medical Support Unit, at Alexandria, Virginia
  - 7457th Medical Support Unit, at Richmond, Virginia
- Southeast Medical Area Readiness Support Group, at Nashville, Tennessee^[160]
  - 7201st Medical Support Unit, at Gainesville, Florida
  - 7217th Medical Support Unit, at Perrine, Florida
  - 7222nd Medical Support Unit, at Tampa, Florida
  - 7223rd Medical Support Unit, at Mobile, Alabama
  - 7224th Medical Support Unit, at North Charleston, South Carolina
  - 7226th Medical Support Unit, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina
  - 7229th Medical Support Unit, at Nashville, Tennessee
  - 7233rd Medical Support Unit, at Montgomery, Alabama
  - 7235th Medical Support Unit, at Orlando, Florida
  - 7236th Medical Support Unit, at Fort Benning, Georgia
  - 7239th Medical Support Unit, at Chattanooga, Tennessee
  - 7242nd Medical Support Unit, at Gulfport, Mississippi
  - 7244th Medical Support Unit, at Kingsport, Tennessee
  - 7409th Troop Medical Clinic, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
  - 7458th Medical Backfill Battalion, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
  - 7459th Medical Backfill Battalion, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
- Western Medical Area Readiness Support Group, at San Pablo, California^[161]
  - 7214th Medical Support Unit, at Garden Grove, California
  - 7220th Medical Support Unit, at Marana, Arizona
  - 7230th Medical Support Unit, at Riverside, California
  - 7234th Medical Support Unit, at Vallejo, California
  - 7243rd Medical Support Unit, at Las Vegas, Nevada
  - 7251st Medical Support Unit, at Albuquerque, New Mexico
  - 7252nd Medical Support Unit, at Helena, Montana
  - 7450th Medical Backfill Battalion, at Aurora, Colorado
  - 7451st Medical Backfill Battalion, at Fort Lewis, Washington
  - 7452nd Medical Backfill Battalion, at San Diego, California
  - 7453rd Medical Backfill Battalion, at Mesa, Arizona
  - 7354th Veterinary Detachment, at Aurora, Colorado
  - 7362nd Veterinary Detachment, at Fort Lewis, Washington

Medical Readiness and Training Command[edit]

Headquarters, Medical Readiness and Training Command, at Fort Sam Houston, Texas^[162]^[163]
- Regional Training Site – Medical, at Camp Parks, California
- Regional Training Site – Medical, at Fort McCoy, Wisconson
- Regional Training Site – Medical, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
- 1st Medical Training Brigade, at Fort Gordon, Georgia^[164]
  - 7301st Medical Training Support Battalion, at Fort Dix, New Jersey
  - 7303rd Medical Training Support Battalion, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
- 2nd Medical Training Brigade, at Salt Lake City, Utah
  - 7302nd Medical Training Support Battalion, at Madison, Wisconsin
  - 7305th Medical Training Support Battalion, at Sacramento, California
- 3rd Medical Training Brigade, at San Antonio, Texas^[165]
  - 7304th Medical Training Support Battalion, at San Antonio, Texas
  - 7306th Medical Training Support Battalion, at San Antonio, Texas
  - 7307th Medical Training Support Battalion, at San Antonio, Texas

United States Army Reserve Legal Command[edit]

Headquarters, United States Army Reserve Legal Command, at Gaithersburg, Maryland^[166]

=Military Intelligence Readiness Command[edit]

Headquarters, United States Army Military Intelligence Readiness Command, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia^[167]
- 208th Regional Support Group, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina^[168]
- 648th Regional Support Group, at St Louis, Missouri^[169]
  - 301st Military Intelligence Battalion, at Phoenix, Arizona
  - 314th Military Intelligence Battalion, at San Diego, California
  - 337th Military Intelligence Battalion, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois
  - 338th Military Intelligence Battalion, at San Antonio, Texas
  - 368th Military Intelligence Battalion, at Dublin, California
  - 372nd Military Intelligence Battalion, at Cincinnati, Ohio
  - 373rd Military Intelligence Battalion, at Tumwater, Washington
  - 378th Military Intelligence Battalion, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois
- 336th Expeditionary Military Intelligence Brigade, at Fort Dix, New Jersey^[170]
  - 325th Military Intelligence Battalion, at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
  - 378th Military Intelligence Battalion, at Blackwood, New Jersey
- 505th Military Intelligence Brigade, at Camp Bullis, Texas^[171]
  - 383rd Military Intelligence Battalion, at Belton, Missouri
  - 549th Military Intelligence Battalion, at Camp Bullis
- National Intelligence Support Group, at Fort Belvoir, Virgnia^[172]
  - 2100th Military Intelligence Group, at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio
  - 2200th Military Intelligence Group (Ground Intelligence), at Fort Devens, Massachusetts
  - 2300th Military Intelligence Group, at Charlottesville, Virgnia
  - 2500th Military Intelligence Group (Ground Intelligence), at Jacksonville, Florida
  - Element, 3100th Military Intelligence Group, at Fort Belvoir, Virgnia
  - Element, 3200th Military Intelligence Group, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
  - Element, 3300th Military Intelligence Group, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
  - Command Military Intelligence Combat Support, at Fort Belvoir, Virgnia
  - Headquarters, Army Reserve Element – National Security Agency/Central Security Service (Georgia), at Fraser, Michigan
  - Headquarters, Army Reserve Element – National Security Agency/Central Security Service (Texas), at San Antonio, Texas
  - Headquarters, Army Reserve Element – National Security Agency/Central Security Service (Hawaii), at Fort Lewis, Washington
  - Army Reserve Element – Technical Control and Analysis Element, at Fort Meade, Maryland
  - United States Army Reserve Counter-Terror Unit, at Washington, D.C.
- 'Theater Support Command, at
  - 203rd Military Intelligence Battalion (Technical Intelligence), at Aberdeen, Maryland
  - 321st Military Intelligence Battalion (Battlefield Surveillance), at Austin, Texas
  - 323rd Military Intelligence Battalion (Training Support) (US Army Europe), at Fort Meade, Maryland
  - 325th Military Intelligence Battalion, at East Windsor, Connecticut
  - 345th Military Intelligence Battalion, at Fort Gordon, Georgia
  - 377th Military Intelligence Battalion (Training Support), at Orlando, Florida
  - 751st Platoon (Interpretation/Translation), at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
  - 752nd Platoon (Interpretation/Translation), at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
  - Command Military Intelligence Training Support, at Fort Belvoir, Virginia
  - Army Reserve Element – United States Indo-Pacific Command Joint Intelligence Operations Center, at Aurora, Colorado
  - Army Reserve Element – United States Africa Command Joint Intelligence Operations Center, at Fort Meade, Maryland
  - Army Reserve Element – Joint Transformation Command for Intelligence, at Suffolk, Virgnia

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

Headquarters, United States Army Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Command (Airborne), at Fort Bragg, North Carolina^[173]^[174]
- 2nd Psychological Operations Group, at Twinsburg, Ohio^[175]
  - 11th Psychological Operations Battalion, at Upper Marlboro, Maryland
  - 13th Psychological Operations Battalion, at Arden Hills, Minnesota
  - 15th Psychological Operations Battalion, at Cincinnati, Ohio
  - 16th Psychological Operations Battalion, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois
- 7th Psychological Operations Group, at Mountain View, California^[176]^[177]
  - 10th Psychological Operations Battalion, at St Louis, Missouri
  - 12th Psychological Operations Battalion, at Mountain View, California
  - 14th Psychological Operations Battalion, at Mountain View, California
  - 17th Psychological Operations Battalion, at Austin, Texas
- 151st Theater Information Operations Group, at Fort Totten, New York^[178]^[179]
  - 301st Information Operations Field Support Battalion, at Fort Totten, New York
  - 303rd Information Operations Field Support Battalion, at Parks Reserve Forces Training Area, California

350th Civil Affairs Command[edit]

Headquarters, 350th Civil Affairs Command, at Pensacola, Florida^[180]^[181]
- 1st Civil Affairs and Psychological Operations Training Brigade, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina^[182]
  - 436th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Sanford, Florida
  - 478th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne), at Perrine, Florida
  - 486th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Tulsa, Oklahoma
  - 1001st Civil Affairs & Psychological Operations Training Company, at Trenton, New Jersey
  - 1002nd Civil Affairs & Psychological Operations Training Company, at Pemberton, New Jersey
  - 1003rd Civil Affairs & Psychological Operations Training Company, at Garner, North Carolina
  - 1004th Civil Affairs & Psychological Operations Training Company, at Encino, California
  - 1005th Civil Affairs & Psychological Operations Training Company, at Marina, California
- 321st Civil Affairs Brigade, at San Antonio, Texas^[183]
  - 402nd Civil Affairs Battalion, at Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico
  - 410th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Fort Bliss, Texas
  - 413th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Lubbock, Texas
  - 451st Civil Affairs Battalion, at Houston, Texas
  - 490th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Grand Prairie, Texas

351st Civil Affairs Command[edit]

Headquarters, 351st Civil Affairs Command, at Mountain View, California^[184]^[185]
- 358th Civil Affairs Brigade, at Riverside, California^[186]
  - 416th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne), at San Diego, California
  - 425th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Encino, Caliofornia
  - 426th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne), at Upland, California
  - 492nd Civil Affairs Battalion, at Buckeye, Arizona
- 364th Civil Affairs Brigade, at Clackamas, Oregon^[187]
  - 405th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Pleasant Grove, Utah
  - 440th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Fort Carson, Colorado
  - 445th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Mountain View, California
  - 448th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Fort Lewis, Washington

352nd Civil Affairs Command[edit]

Headquarters, 352nd Civil Affairs Command, at Fort Meade, Maryland^[188]^[189]
- 354th Civil Affairs Brigade, at Riverdale, Maryland^[190]
  - 401st Civil Affairs Battalion, at Webster, New York
  - 414th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Southfield, Michigan
  - 422nd Civil Affairs Battalion, at Greensboro, North Carolina
  - 437th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Fort Story, Virginia
- 360th Civil Affairs Brigade, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina^[191]
  - 412th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne), at Columbus, Ohio
  - 431st Civil Affairs Battalion, at North Little Rock, Arkansas
  - 450th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne), at Riverdale, Maryland
  - 489th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Knoxville, Tennessee

353rd Civil Affairs Command[edit]

Headquarters, 353rd Civil Affairs Command, at Fort Wadsworth, New York^[192]
- 304th Civil Affairs Brigade, at Bristol, Pennsylvania^[193]
  - 403rd Civil Affairs Battalion, at Mattydale, New York
  - 404th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne), at Fort Dix, New Jersey
  - 411th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Danbury, Connecticut
  - 443rd Civil Affairs Battalion, at Newport, Rhode Island
- 308th Civil Affairs Brigade, at Homewood, Illinois^[194]
  - 407th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Arden Hills, Minnesota
  - 415th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Portage, Michigan
  - 418th Civil Affairs Battalion, at Belton, Missouri
  - 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion, at Green Bay, Wisconsin

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