7.Texas state ArNG

Texas state Army National Guard responds to domestic emergencies, combat missions, counterdrug efforts, reconstruction missions and more on call from the state governor or from the US president http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/22/Texas_Army_National_Guard_Coat_of_Arms.svg

Units:
Joint HQ at Camp Mabry located in Austin at grid 30°19'9"N 97°45'44"W
- 36th Infantry Div http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7f/36th_Infantry_Division_SSI.svg
-- 56th Infantry Brigade Combat Team with 1 Cav squadron; 2 Inf battalions; 1 Field Arty; 1 Engineer and 1 Support battalion
-- 72nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team structure like 56th IBCT
-- Combat Aviation Brigade, 36th Infantry Division with HHC and 4 Avn battalions and 1 Avn Suppt batalion
- 71st Troop Command
- JTF 136th Maneuver Enhancement Bde
- 176th Engineer Bde

Making things more confusable Texas also knows a State Guard. . . However Texas State Guard is different from the Texas Army NG. It is an all-volunteer force that helps with state missions and serves as a force multiplier for the Texas military. It’s split up into Army, Air, Maritime and Medical brigades. Most important: Texas State Guard – unlike the Army NG – can NOT be called up for federal duties. It is a NON combat force which is only called up for disaster relief and other community support functions only in the state of Texas.

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