Subordinate Units During Peacetime
- Headquarters, 335th Signal Command (Theater); East Point, GA
- 359th Theater Tactical Signal Brigade (TTSB); Fort Gordon, GA
- 324th Expeditionary Signal Battalion (ESB); Fort Gordon, GA
- 392d Expeditionary Signal Battalion (ESB)); Baltimore, MD
- 490th Tactical Installation / Networking Company (TIN); Mayville, OH
- 982d Combat Camera Company (Airborne); East Point, GA
- 300th Public Affairs Detachment; Fort Gillem, GA
- 317th Military History Detachment; Fort Gillem, GA
- 45th Military History Detachment; Fort Gillem, GA
- 415th Chemical Brigade
- 92nd Chemical Battalion
- 457th Chemical Battalion
- 485th Chemical Battalion
- 490th Chemical Battalion
- 209th Regional Support Group (RSG)
- 450th Chemical Battalion
- 468th Chemical Battalion
- 472nd Chemical Battalion
- 94th Chaplain Detachment
- 505th Theater Tactical Signal Brigade (TTSB); Las Vegas, Nevada
- 98th Expeditionary Signal Battalion (ESB); Mesa, Arizona
- 319th Expeditionary Signal Battalion (ESB); Sacramento, California
- 453rd Chemical Battalion; Bell, California
- 307th Chemical Company; Bell, California
- 308th Chemical Company; Vallejo, California
- 355th Chemical Company; Las Vegas, Nevada
- 374th Chemical Company; Sacramento/Riverside, California & Las Vegas, Nevada
- 4th Battlefield Detachment
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