Major Subordinate Commands
The Major Subordinate Commands of the New York Guard are:
- 10th Brigade, covering the Capital Region and northern New York, headquartered in Troy, New York;
- 14th Brigade, covering the Long Island Region, headquartered in Whitestone, New York;
- 56th Brigade, covering the Lower Hudson Valley, headquartered in Peekskill, New York;
- 221st Brigade, covering Western New York, headquartered in Buffalo, New York;
- 88th Brigade, covering New York City, headquartered in upper Manhattan;
- 12th Regimental Training Institute, headquartered at Camp Smith, Cortlandt Manor, New York;
- 244th Medical Clinic, headquartered at Camp Smith, and an
- Air Augmentation Detachment. The AAD, headquartered in Latham, a suburb of Albany, New York, was dissolved in Fall 2007 and its staff absorbed into other units of the New York Guard.
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