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140th field service
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140th HEM Co
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140TH HEMCO
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140TH INFANTRY
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140th QM
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140TH SIGNAL BN
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140TH TANK BATTALION
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140th transportation detachment
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141 FA
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1413th Eng Batt. Camp Atterbury, In
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The 1413th Engineer Battalion was a unit of the United States Army Reserve, stationed at Camp Atterbury, Indiana. Activated during the post-World War II period, the battalion's primary mission involved construction, repair, and support of military infrastructure, both at Camp Atterbury and on various military exercises. Throughout its history, the 1413th provided critical engineering support during training operations, and some elements were periodically mobilized for domestic emergencies and overseas deployments. The unit was known for its professionalism and technical expertise before eventual deactivation or reorganization as part of Army Reserve restructuring.
141ST INFANTRY REGIMENT
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141st JAG Det
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The 141st Judge Advocate General (JAG) Detachment is a specialized legal unit within the United States Army Reserve. Established to provide legal support and services, the unit assists commanders and soldiers with military justice, operational law, and administrative law matters. Over its history, the 141st JAG Detachment has supported various training exercises and mobilizations, ensuring compliance with the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) and international law. Its members, comprised of Army lawyers and paralegals, play a crucial role in upholding military discipline and legal integrity both at home and during overseas deployments.
141ST REG'T. - 36TH INF. DIV.
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141ST TRANS COMPANY
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142 EOD
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142 Field Artillary
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142 MP CO YOUNGSON KOREA
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142 nd MP CO
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142 TRANS. CO
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142D CSB
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142D Signal Brigade
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The 142d Signal Brigade was a communications unit of the United States Army, originally constituted during World War II as the 142d Signal Aircraft Warning Battalion in 1942. The unit provided critical signal and communication support in various campaigns during the war, ensuring reliable battlefield coordination. Reactivated and redesignated several times throughout its history, the brigade eventually became a key training unit responsible for preparing soldiers in signal operations at Fort Gordon, Georgia. The 142d Signal Brigade was inactivated in 2007, with its mission and personnel integrated into other Army signal units.
142D TRANS COMPANY RED BEACH DANANG
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142MP Co.
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142ND FIELD ARTILLARY
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