Florida National Guard - Army Units

Army Units

  • 83rd Troop Command (Tallahassee)
    • 3/20th Special Forces Group (Camp Blanding Joint Training Center)
      • HHC, 3/20th SFG
      • Support Company
    • 153rd Finance Battalion (St. Augustine)
      • 1153rd Finance Det
      • 2153rd Finance Detachment
      • 3153rd Finance Det
    • 111th Aviation Regiment
      • 1-111th AVN REGT
      • 2-111th Aviation Regiment (AOB)
    • 171st Aviation Regiment
    • 417th Signal Battalion (Composite)
      • HHD
      • 144th Transportation Company (Marianna)
      • 708th General Support Maintenance (Quincy)
      • 653rd Range Extension Company (Crestview)
  • 53rd Brigade Combat Team
    • 1-124th Infantry (South Florida)
    • 2-124th Infantry (Central Florida)
    • 1-153rd Cavalry (RSTA) (Panhandle of Florida)
    • 2-116th Field Artillery
  • 164th Air Defense Artillery Brigade
    • 1-265th ADA (SHORAD)
    • 3-265th ADA (SHORAD)
    • 254th Transportation Battalion
      • HHD 254th
      • 1218th Transportation Company
      • 806th Military Police Company (I/R)
      • 715th Military Police Company (CS)
    • 3-116th Field Artillery
      • FSC 3-116th
  • 50th Area Support Group
    • 927th Combat Service Support Battalion
  • 32d Army Air & Missile Defense - Det 1
  • 211th Infantry Regiment (Regional Training Institute, that offers the State OCS program)
  • 260th Military Intelligence Battalion
  • 13th Army Band
  • 146th Expeditionary Signal Battalion

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