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Subject: Infantry Division's
USADanny    9/2/2003 2:46:59 PM
After reading the "Where are the Division's as of September 1st" I noticed the 7th and 24th Infantry Divisions are undeployable because they train some other brigades. Why is this and when we engage North Korea will they be available?
 
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AJW    RE:Infantry Division's   9/8/2003 8:17:57 AM
7th and 24th are essentially headquarters without combat troops. National Guard brigades are assigned to them temporarily for training prior to deployment. If a contingency emerges its safe to assume they will be training National Guard brigades faster and more furious than they are now, but it's doubtful that they'd deploy. -AJW
 
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Horsesoldier    RE:Infantry Division's   3/14/2004 1:44:05 PM
The association is not temporary. Seventh Division is the headquarters for three light enhanced brigades -- 39th (Arkansas ARNG), 41st (Oregon ARNG) and 45th (Oklahoma ARNG). Twenty-fourth Division does the same for three heavy brigade -- 30th Mech (NC ARNG), 48th Mech (Georgia ARNG) and 218th Mech (SC ARNG). As for North Korea, I really don't think we'll be at war with then any time soon.
 
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