194th Armored Brigade (United States) - Today

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The 194th Armored Brigade designation has been restored to active duty. It assumed command of the 1st Armored Training Brigade at Fort Knox, Kentucky, and is now charged with the responsibility of One Station Unit Training (OSUT), which trains tankers and cavalry scouts. It also consists of two infantry battalions (1st and 2d battalions of the 46th Infantry Regiment) which conduct nine-week basic training. The brigade includes the 46th Adjutant General Battalion, which primarily conducts reception operations for soldiers going to Advanced Individual Training, Basic Training and One Station Unit Training.

The 194th Armored Brigade has been reactivated at Fort Benning, Georgia to serve as a Basic Combat Training Brigade.

ORDER OF BATTLE

  • Headquarters & Headquarters Company
  • 1st Battalion, 81st Armor
  • 3d Battalion, 81st Armor
  • 5th Battalion, 15th Cavalry

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