Reorganization Following World War II
Following World War II, the 142nd Field Artillery Group was reorganized in the Arkansas Guard, consisting of 6 battalions, 3 artillery battalions and 3 antiaircraft artillery battalions.
| Headquarters | Company | Station |
|---|---|---|
| 142nd Field Artillery Group | Headquarters and Headquarters Battery | Fayetteville |
| 709th FA Battalion | Headquarters and Headquarters Battery | Paragould |
| Battery A | Rector | |
| Battery B | Augusta | |
| Battery C | Piggott | |
| Service Battery, 437th FA | Wynne | |
| 936th Field Artillery Battalion | Headquarters and Headquarters Battery | Fayetteville |
| Battery A | Bentonville | |
| Battery B | Berryville | |
| Battery C | Rogers | |
| Service Battery | Harrison | |
| Medical Detachment | Fayetteville | |
| 937th Field Artillery Battalion | Headquarters and Headquarters Battery | Fort Smith |
| Battery A | Mena | |
| Battery B | Paris | |
| Battery C | Ozark | |
| Service Battery | Mena | |
| Medical Detachment | Ozark | |
| 151st Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion | Headquarters and Headquarters Battery | Harrison |
| Battery A | Mountain Home | |
| Battery B | Berryville | |
| Battery C | Marshall | |
| Battery D | Harrison | |
| Medical Detachment | Harrison | |
| 326th Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion | Headquarters and Headquarters Battery | West Memphis |
| Battery A | Marked Tree | |
| Battery B | West Memphis | |
| Battery C | Harrisburg | |
| Battery D | West Helena | |
| Medical Detachment | Marked Tree | |
| 327th Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion | Headquarters and Headquarters Battery | Jonesboro |
| Battery A | Jonesboro | |
| Battery B | Jonesboro | |
| Battery C | Jonesboro | |
| Battery D | Jonesboro | |
| Medical Detachment | Jonesboro |
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