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ACO 704TH DSB
U.S. Army
ACO. 8-101 AVN RGT
U.S. Army
ACTIVE
U.S. Army
ADATS
U.S. Army
ADJUDANT GENERAL
U.S. Army
ADVISORY TEAM 80
U.S. Army
ADVISORY TEAM 86, RVN
U.S. Army
Advisory Team 90
U.S. Army
AEHA
U.S. Army
AFCENT (NATO) BRUNSUMM ,NEDERLANDS
U.S. Army
AFCENT SUPPORT GROUP
U.S. Army
AFPD NYC NY
U.S. Army
AHS, FT SAM HOUSTON TX
U.S. Army
AIR BOURNE
U.S. Army
AIR CAV TRP 3RD ARMORED CAV REGIMENT
U.S. Army
AIR CORE
U.S. Army
AIR DEFENCE ARTILLERY
U.S. Army
AIR TROOP 2ND ARMORED CALVARY REGIMENT
U.S. Army
Air Troop, 2nd ACR
U.S. Army
AKARNG
U.S. Army
The Alaska Army National Guard (AKARNG) was officially established in 1940, though its roots trace back to territorial militia units formed during the early 20th century. Throughout World War II, AKARNG members played a crucial role in the defense of the Alaskan coastline and the Aleutian Islands against Japanese forces. During the Cold War, the unit was vital in maintaining security and readiness in the strategically important Arctic region. In recent decades, AKARNG soldiers have served both at home—supporting disaster relief and homeland security—and abroad in operations such as Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom.
ALABAMA ARMY NATIONAL GUARD
U.S. Army
alaska communications system
U.S. Army
Alaskan Command
U.S. Army
all above
U.S. Army