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NIAGARA FALLS RESERVE BASE
U.S. Army
NIKE AIR DEFENSE UNITS
U.S. Army
NINTH DIVISION
U.S. Army
NJ ARMY NATIONAL GUARD
U.S. Army
NMARNG
U.S. Army
The New Mexico Army National Guard (NMARNG) traces its origins to the territorial militias formed in the mid-19th century, officially established in 1851. The unit has served in major conflicts including the Philippine Insurrection, World War I, and World War II, where New Mexico Guardsmen notably fought as part of the 200th and 515th Coast Artillery units in the defense of Bataan. Throughout the Cold War and into the modern era, the NMARNG has supported both federal deployments and state emergency missions, such as disaster relief and homeland security. Today, the NMARNG continues its dual mission of supporting national defense and assisting the state of New Mexico in times of need.
NO SLACK
U.S. Army
NORMANDY
U.S. Army
NTTC CORRY STATION
U.S. Army
NURNBERG, GERMANY
U.S. Army
NURSE CORP
U.S. Army
NURSING
U.S. Army
NY Army National Guard
U.S. Army
NYAC MP CO
U.S. Army
OCAR
U.S. Army
OFF STU BTRY FAOBC
U.S. Army
Office of Strategic Services
U.S. Army
The Office of Strategic Services (OSS) was established in June 1942 during World War II as the United States’ first centralized intelligence agency. Under the leadership of Major General William J. Donovan, the OSS was responsible for gathering intelligence, conducting espionage, sabotage, and supporting resistance movements behind enemy lines in Europe and Asia. The organization played a crucial role in coordinating Allied intelligence efforts, pioneering methods that would shape future American intelligence operations. After the war, the OSS was disbanded in 1945, but its legacy continued with the formation of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in 1947.
OFFICER
U.S. Army
OGMS
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OLD IRON SIDE
U.S. Army
ONE
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OPERATIONS GROUP
U.S. Army
OPERATIONS GROUP NTC
U.S. Army
OPERATIONS GROUP, NTC
U.S. Army
OPS GRP
U.S. Army