Organization
The unit is composed of:
- Headquarters & Headquarters Battery, 72nd Field Artillery Brigade
- 1st Battalion, 307th Regiment (Stryker)(Fort Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania)
- 2d Battalion, 309th Regiment (Fort Dix, New Jersey)
- 3rd Battalion, 311th Regiment (Fort Lee, Virginia)
- 2d Battalion, 312th Regiment (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
- 3rd Battalion, 312th Regiment (Fort Meade, Maryland)
- 2d Battalion, 315th Regiment (Field Artillery) (New Cumberland, Pennsylvania)
- 3rd Battalion, 315th Regiment (Engineer)(New Cumberland, Pennsylvania)
- 1st Battalion, 322nd Regiment (Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia)
For further information see The Brigade, A History by John J. McGrath from the Combat Studies Institute Press, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
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