Organization
The 225th Engineer Brigade consists of a Headquarters and Headquarters Company and four Combat Heavy Engineer Battalions.
225th Engineer Brigade (CASTLE)
Headquartered at Camp Beauregard, LA
- Headquarters Service Company
205th Engineer Battalion
Headquartered in Bogalusa, LA in Washington Parish
- Headquarters Support Company
- 1021st Engineer Company
- 843rd Engineer Company
- 2225th Multi-Role Bridge Company
- Forward Support Company
527th Engineer Battalion (Triple Alpha) ("Anything, Anytime, Anywhere")
- Headquartered in Ruston, LA in Lincoln Parish
- Headquarters Service Company at Ruston, LA
- 844th Engineer Company (Horizontal)at Camp Beauregard
- 1020th Engineer Company (Vertical) at Marksville, LA in Avoyelles Parish
- 1022nd Engineer Company (Vertical) at West Monroe, LA in Ouachita Parish
- Forward Support Company at Ruston, LA
528th Engineer Battalion (To The Very End)
- Headquartered in Monroe, LA in Ouachita Parish
- Headquarters Service Company at Monroe, LA
- Forward Support Company at Monroe, LA
- 830th Engineer Team (Concrete) at Monroe, LA
- 832nd Engineer Team (Asphalt) at Monroe, LA
- 921st Engineer Company (Horizontal) at Winnsboro, LA in Franklin Parish
- 1023rd Engineer Company (Vertical) at Bastrop, LA in Morehouse Parish
769th Engineer Battalion (Tigators)
Headquartered in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- Headquarters Service Company at Baton Rouge, Louisiana in East Baton Rouge Parish
- 922nd Engineer Company (Horizontal) at Gonzales, Louisiana in Ascension Parish
- 926th MAC (Mobility Augmentation Company) at Baker, Louisiana in East Baton Rouge Parish
- 927th Sapper Company at Baton Rouge, Louisiana in East Baton Rouge Parish
- 928th Sapper Company at Napoleonville in Assumption Parish
- Forward Support Company at Baton Rouge, Louisiana in East Baton Rouge Parish
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