Field Artillery/Fires Brigades
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17th Fires Brigade -
18th Fires Brigade -
41st Fires Brigade -
42nd Field Artillery Brigade -
45th Fires Brigade -
54th Field Artillery Brigade -
57th Field Artillery Brigade (Now 157th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade) -
65th Fires Brigade -
72nd Field Artillery Brigade -
75th Fires Brigade -
103rd Field Artillery Brigade -
115th Field Artillery Brigade -
118th Field Artillery Brigade -
130th Field Artillery Brigade -
135th Field Artillery Brigade -
138th Fires Brigade -
142nd Fires Brigade -
147th Field Artillery Brigade -
151st Field Artillery Brigade -
153rd Field Artillery Brigade -
169th Fires Brigade -
196th Fires Brigade -
197th Fires Brigade -
209th Field Artillery Brigade -
210th Fires Brigade -
212th Fires Brigade -
214th Fires Brigade -
224th Field Artillery Brigade -
227th Field Artillery Brigade -
402nd Field Artillery Brigade
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428th Field Artillery Brigade -
434th Field Artillery Brigade -
479th Field Artillery Brigade
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631st Field Artillery Brigade
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