United States Army/Catalogs

Units

Armies

• Third United States Army [r]: In United States Central Command, the headquarters organization for United States Army Components. Also designated ARCENT. ^[e]
• Seventh United States Army [r]: Headquarters for the U.S. Army elements of United States European Command; the largest formation in the United States Army. Also designated USAREUR. Major U.S. Army formation in the WWII Battle of Sicily (Operation HUSKY) ^[e]
• Eighth United States Army [r]: Actually consisting of a reinforced division, this is the headquarters for U.S. Army forces in South Korea, but its four-star commander also commands United States Forces Korea and the United Nations Command ^[e]

Corps

• I Corps [r]: U.S. Army corps headquartered at Fort Lewis, Washington (U.S. state); designated principally as a command organization for Pacific contingencies; commanded by LTG Charles Jacoby Jr. ^[e]
• III Corps [r]: Usually called by its traditional name, III Armored Corps, one of the three active-duty U.S. Army contingency operations corps units, with headquarters at Fort Hood, Texas; commanded by LTG Bob Cone ^[e]
• V Corps [r]: A major tactical and operational command headquarters of the United States Army, normally forward-deployed in Heidelberg, Germany as part of United States European Command ^[e]
• XXVIII Airborne Corps [r]: Add brief definition or description

Divisions

• 1st Infantry Division (U.S.) [r]: A prominent U.S. Army division, known as the "Big Red One" for its insignia, a bold red 1 on a green shield; stationed in Fort Riley, Kansas. ^[e]
• 1st Cavalry Division [r]: A heavy division of the United States Army, partially deployed to Baghdad; part of III Corps at Fort Hood, Texas ^[e]
• 2nd Infantry Division (U.S.) [r]: U.S. Army division headquartered in South Korea; brigades rotate to the Middle East ^[e] Fort Lewis, Washington
• 3rd Infantry Division (U.S.) [r]: A heavy division of the United States Army, assigned to the XVIII Airborne Corps, based at Fort Stewart, Georgia; main Army attack force in Iraq War ^[e]
• 1st Armored Division (U.S.) [r]: A heavy division of the United States Army, based at Fort Bliss, Texas; subordinate to III Corps ^[e]
• 82nd Airborne Division [r]: One of the strategic reserve units of the United States Army, this is the only division-sized organization that is completely parachute-qualified for air assault operations. ^[e]
• 101st Airborne Division [r]: A division of the U.S. Army, originally created as airborne, but now air assault with permanently assigned helicopter mobility ^[e]

Brigade Combat Teams

Heavy

• 1st Heavy Brigade Combat Team [r]: "Ready First", normally part of the 1st Armored Division (U.S.) at Fort Bliss, Texas; now assigned to Task Force Marne in Iraq ^[e]
• 2nd Heavy Brigade Combat Team [r]: "Warrior", U.S. Army Heavy Brigade Combat Team, part of the 3rd Infantry Division (US) at Fort Stewart, Georgia; Colonel Charles E. A. Sexton is the commander and Command Sergeant Major Valmond A. Martin is senior enlisted adviser ^[e]
• 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment [r]: A U.S. army Heavy Brigade Combat Team, one of the few that retains the formal title of "regiment"; it retains its lineage and traditional name of "Brave Rifles," and is an active unit with a distinguished record. ^[e]

Stryker

• 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment [r]: Formerly the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment and the longest-serving Cavalry unit in the U.S. Army, a medium Stryker Brigade Combat Team assigned to United States European Command ^[e]
• 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team [r]: Unit of the 2nd Infantry Division (U.S.), based at Fort Lewis, Washington ^[e] Arrowhead, part of [[2nd Infantry Division (U.S.), Fort Lewis, Washington
• 4th Stryker Brigade Combat Team [r]: Assigned to the 2nd Infantry Division (U.S.), the last U.S. combat brigade to leave Iraq, in August 2010 ^[e] To the Objective, part of [[2nd Infantry Division (U.S.), Fort Lewis, Washington

Infantry

• 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team [r]: "Dragon Brigade", U.S. Infantry Brigade Combat Team, normally part of the 1st Infantry Division (U.S.), returning from Task Force Marne in Iraq ^[e]
• 173rd Airborne Brigade [r]: Add brief definition or description

Aviation Brigades

• 1st Combat Aviation Brigade [r]: Add brief definition or description Demon, 1st ID
• 25th Combat Aviation Brigade [r]: Add brief definition or description Wings of Lighting, 1st ID

Current equipment

Individual

• M16 (rifle) [r]: Add brief definition or description
• M9 (pistol) [r]: Add brief definition or description
• M203 grenade launcher [r]: Add brief definition or description
• M249 (machine gun) [r]: Add brief definition or description
• M320 grenade launcher [r]: Add brief definition or description
• Intra-squad radio [r]: Add brief definition or description
  • AN/PRC-154 [r]: Add brief definition or description
  • AN/PRC-148 [r]: Add brief definition or description

Squad

• Squad tactical radio [r]: Add brief definition or description
• FGM-148 Javelin [r]: Add brief definition or description

Heavy BCT

• M1 Abrams (tank) [r]: Add brief definition or description
• M2 Bradley (armored fighting vehicle) [r]: Add brief definition or description
• M109 howitzer [r]: Add brief definition or description

Stryker BCT

• M1126 infantry carrier vehicle [r]: Add brief definition or description (ICV)
• M1127 reconnaissance vehicle [r]: Add brief definition or description (RV)
• M1128 mobile gun system [r]: Add brief definition or description (MGS)
• M1129 mortar carrier [r]: Add brief definition or description
• M1130 command vehicle [r]: Add brief definition or description (CV)
• M1131 fire support vehicle [r]: Add brief definition or description (FSV)
• M1132 engineer squad vehicle [r]: Add brief definition or description (ESV)
• M1133 medical evacuation vehicle [r]: Add brief definition or description (MEV)
• M1134 anti-tank guided missile vehicle [r]: Add brief definition or description (ATGM)
• M1135 nuclear, biological, chemical reconnaissance vehicle [r]: Add brief definition or description