Current Units
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company - Milwaukee
- 1st Battalion, 121st Field Artillery (HIMARS)
- Headquarters and Headquarters Battery - Milwaukee
- Battery A - Racine
- Battery B - Plymouth
- Battery C – Sussex
- 108th Forward Support Company (HIMARS) - Sussex
- 257th Brigade Support Battalion
- Headquarters and Headquarters Detachment - Oak Creek
- Company A (Distribution) - Whitewater
- Company B (Support Maintenance) - Kenosha
- 32nd Military Police Company (-) - Milwaukee
- Detachment 1, 32nd MP Company - Oconomowoc
- 357th Signal Network Support Company - Two Rivers
- 457th Chemical Company - Burlington
- 724th Engineer Battalion
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company - Chippewa Falls
- Co A, Forward Support Company - Hayward
- 106th Engineer Detachment (Quarry Team) - Tomah
- 229th Engineer Company (-) (Horizontal) - Prairie du Chien
- Detachment 1, 229th Engineer Company - Platteville
- 273rd Engineer Company (Wheeled Sapper) - Medford
- 824th Engineer Detachment (Concrete) - Richland Center
- 829th Engineer Company (-) (Vertical) - Chippewa Falls
- Detachment 1, 829th Engineer Company - Richland Center
- Detachment 2, 829th Engineer Company - Ashland
- 924th Engineer Detachment (Facilities) - Chippewa Falls
- 949th Engineer Detachment (Survey & Design Tm) - Chippewa Falls
- 950th Engineer Company (-) (Clearance) - Superior
- Detachment 1, 950th Engineer Company - Spooner
- 951st Engineer Company (-) (Wheeled Sapper) - Tomahawk
- Detachment 1, 951st Engineer Company - Rhinelander
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