Units
The Nebraska Army National Guard has three main groups. They and their commanders are:
- 92nd Troop Command of Lincoln - Col. Michael D. Navrkal
- 111th Press Camp Lincoln
- 72nd Civil Support Team Lincoln
168th Quartermaster Battalion Scottsbluff
- 1057th Truck Company Chadron
- Det 1 1057th Truck Company Scottsbluff
- 1074th Truck Company North Platte
- Det 1 1074th Truck Company Broken Bow
- Det 2 1074th Truck Company Ogallala
- Det 3 1074th Truck Company Sidney
734th Truck Master Battalion Kearney
- 1195th Truck Company Kearney
- Det 1 1195th Truck Company Lexington
- Det 2 1195th Truck Company McCook
- 1075th Truck Company Columbus
- Det 1 1075th Truck Company York
- 189th Truck Company Norfolk
- Det 1 189th Truck Company Wayne
- Det 2 189th Truck Company Omaha
126th Chemical Battalion Omaha
- 754th Chemical Recon/Decon Company Omaha
- Det 1 754th Chemical Recon/Decon Company O'Neil
- 41st Rear Operations Center Omaha
- 181st Engineer Fire Fighting Team Norfolk
- 317th Engineer Fire Fighting Team Norfolk
- 623rd Vertical Engineering Company Wahoo
- Det 1 623rd Vertical Engineering Company Hastings
110th Medical Battalion Lincoln
- Nebraska Medical Detachment Lincoln
- 313th Medical (Ground Ambulance) Company Lincoln
- 43rd Army Band Lincoln View
- Training Site Command Ashland
- Det 1 Training Site Command Hastings
- 267th Ordinance Company Lincoln
- Det 1 267th Ordnance Company Hastings
- Det 2 267th Ordnance Company
- 67th Battlefield Surveillance Brigade of Lincoln - Col. Michael Deger
- 1208th MI Detachment
- 234th Signal Company Omaha
- 1167th Forward Support Company Lincoln
- 134th Cavalry Regiment (United States)
- 402nd Military Police (I/R) Battalion Omaha
- 192nd Military Police "Law and Order" Detachment Nebraska City
- 195th Special Operations Forward Support Company Omaha
- 376th Aviation Regiment (United States)
- 209th Regiment (Regional Training Institute) of Ashland - Col. Scott Gronewol
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