Washington Army National Guard

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The Washington Army National Guard is composed of both Army National Guard and Air National Guard units.

Units

State Area Command
96th Troop Command
81st Armor Brigade
66th Aviation Brigade
205th Regiment (Leadership)
133rd Army Band

Activations

1917 WWI
1940 WWII
1948 Flood relief in Ellensburg, WA
1950 Korean War
1980 Mount St. Helens eruption
1990/91 Desert Shield/Desert Storm
1990 Bosnia-Herzegovina
1994 Central Washington forest fires
2000 Kosovo
2000 Macedonia
2001 Seattle WTO riots
2006 Eastern Washington forest fires
2003 - present Iraq War

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