Units
Michigan Army National Guard units include:
- Joint Forces Headquarters, Lansing, MI
- 177th Military Police Brigade, Taylor, MI
- 210th Military Police Battalion, Taylor, MI
- 1st Battalion, 119th Field Artillery, Lansing, MI
- 1st Battalion, 182nd Field Artillery (HIMARS), Detroit, MI
- 745th EOD Company, Camp Grayling, MI
- 272nd Regional Support Group, Jasckon, MI
- 246th Tranportation Battalion, Jackson, MI
- State MEDCOM, Detroit, MI
- 1225th Combat Support Sustainment Battalion, Detroit, MI
- 1st Squadron, 126th Cavalry, Wyoming, MI
- 1st Battalion, 125th Infantry, Flint, MI
- Company F, 425th Infantry, Selfridge ANGB, MI
- Company F, 237th Forward Support Battalion, Bay City, MI
- 507th Engineer Battalion, Kalamazoo, MI
- 107th Engineer Battalion, Ishpeming, MI
- 46th Military Police Command, Lansing, MI
- 3rd Battalion, 238th Aviation, Grand Ledge, MI
- 63rd Brigade, Wyoming, MI
- Regional Training Institute, Ft. Custer, MI
- Joint Maneuver Training Center (JTMC), Camp Grayling, MI
- 51st Civil Support Team (WMD), Ft. Custer, MI
- 631st Troop Command, Lansing, MI
- 146th Multi-Functional Medical Battalion, Ypsilanti, MI
- 1171st Area Support Medical Company, Ypsilanti, MI
Michigan Air National Guard units include:
- 127th Wing, Selfridge Air National Guard Base
- 110th Airlift Wing, Battle Creek Air National Guard Station/W. K. Kellogg Airport
- Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Alpena Air National Guard Base
The Michigan National Guard may have two State Partnership Program relationships. One is with the Ministry of National Defense (Latvia) and the Armed Forces of Latvia. The program began in October 2009. The other is with the Armed Forces of Liberia.
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