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15TH TC BN 1ST CAV DIV
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15TH TRANS DETACHMENT
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160TH ENG DET
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160TH ENGINEER GROUP
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160TH HEM CO.
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160th Infantry Regiment
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160TH SPECIAL OPERATIONS
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161 AVIATION COMPANY
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162 ASLT HELICOPTER CO.
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162 assault helicopter company
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162ND ORD CO
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162ND ORDINANCE COMPANY
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163 INF
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163RD ORD CO
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164
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164TH
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164TH ATS GROUP
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164TH CAG
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164TH INFANTRY
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164TH INFANTRY DIVISION
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164TH M.P. COMPANY
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164TH TRANS
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165th Infantry Brigade
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The **165th Infantry Brigade** was originally constituted on August 5, 1917, in the National Army as part of the 83rd Division during World War I. The brigade was demobilized after the war and later reactivated multiple times, serving in various training and organizational roles throughout the 20th and early 21st centuries. During World War II, its elements were reorganized and redesignated, contributing to the Army’s wartime expansion and training missions. In recent years, the 165th Infantry Brigade has served as a basic combat training unit at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, where it continues to train and prepare new Soldiers for service in the United States Army.
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