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Didn't think ya did. Was short on time and slapped it on there since some folks may misinterperet. Brings up a good point, I'm fairly busy these days with work and stuff. Probably just like a bunch of others on here, if something hot happens, I cut and run from this website. Someimes that...

Yep, if the unit fails to keep it up to date then you get old info.

Yes, the 601st Engineer Company is in Weston, WV near the geographical center of the state. Been there, seen that unit. It's right along I-79. Here's a real hoot. I went to a Christmas Nutcracker ballet right near that building many years ago. Got coerced into going to support a...

36th Infantry Division TX ARNG a modular division 1st Battalion, 141st Infantry Regiment (Mechanized) C Company out of Eagle Pass and Hondo TX Did a thread awhile back about how folks screw up bumper numbers. For your vehicle, it would not be the correct method to put C1/141. It should have...

Actual Air National Guard would be ANG Army National Guard is ARNG The E could mean one of several options. There could be something else on the side of the bumper with the WVARNG. It could be from one of several engineer companies that are in the WVARNG. It could also be from Special...

Actually that would be at Battalion or higher for the intell officer. In your case, yes they are a maintenance unit. 2nd platoon vehicle 1 or maybe first section since they probably don't go by squads in that type of unit. Don't have a lot of experience in the BSB unit. The platoon leader...

90th Reserve Command (renamed Regional Readiness Command and now Regional Support Command and a long time ago was the Army Reserve Command--ARCOM) 28th Aviation Group Headquarters and Headquarters Company 19 Are you sure it's not 99th instead of 90th? 99th was in PA just like the 28th is...

PA Army National Guard 28th Infantry Division, 228th Brigade Support Battalion, B Company #21. You should not think this as the 21st truck in the unit. That's not how it works. Bumper numbers work off an age old system 1 or 10's usually mean the S-1 Personnel officer 2 or 20's usually mean...

Yep, the 1st Battalion, 149th Infantry Regiment belongs to the 149th Brigade Combat Team, KYARNG. Headquarters 21 means the vehicle potentially belonged to the S-2 (Intelligence) section. You can find more info by googling and looking at the global security website. Gives you the history...

Gotta ask, what specifically was on the passenger side front bumper and/or the drivers side rear bumper? If it was KYARNG = Kentucky Army National Guard 1-149 or 1-149 I or something like that then it is not 1st Division. There are several 1st divisions. There is the 1st Infantry...