Wyoming Army National Guard
The Wyoming Army National Guard’s more than 1,500 soldiers live in every Wyoming county and work in one of 16 Wyoming communities.
The soldiers fall under these major commands:
Joint Forces Headquarters
Cheyenne, Guernsey
Medical Detachment
Recruiting and Retention Battalion
Training Center Command
213th Regiment - Regional Training Institute
Guernsey
1st Battalion, 213th Field Artillery
2nd Battalion, 213th General Support
115th Fires Brigade
Cheyenne, Powell, Worland, Sheridan, Gillette, Torrington, Douglas
148th Signal Co.
2-300th Field Artillery Regiment
960th Brigade Support Battalion
920th Forward Support Co.
94th Troop Command
Laramie, Rock Springs, Evanston, Afton, Cheyenne, Wheatland
67th Army Band
133rd Engineer Co.
C Co., 1-297th Infantry Regiment
G Co., 2-211th Aviation
197th Public Affairs Detachment
Det. 6, B Co., 2-245th Aviation Regiment
Did you Know?
The Wyoming Army National Guard’s first unit, Company A, 1st Wyoming Regiment was established in 1888, in Laramie.
The first federal mobilization of a Wyoming Army National Guard unit was in 1898 for the Spanish-American War.
Wyoming Army National Guard’s 300th Armored Field Artillery was one of the most decorated units to fight in the Korean War.
The organization used to train every summer at Pole Mountain, between Cheyenne and Laramie before Camp Guernsey was established.
The Wyoming Army National Guard’s 133rd Engineer Company built Lake Wyoming, a W-shaped reservoir in Iraq, while deployed for Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2005.
C Company, 5th Battalion, 159th General Aviation Support Brigade, or as we call them, “Charlie Med” is the most deployed Wyoming Army National Guard unit.