1-14 CAV

253-967-5248

1-17 INF

253-967-8616

1-229th

253-966-2818

1-23 IN

253-967-3302

1-37 FA

253-967-6233

1-38 IN

253-967-1813

1/377 FAR

253-967-8151

1/94th FA

253-477-5815

109th MI

253-966-6255

110th Chemical Battalion

253-394-3195

14th Engineer Battalion

253-966-3090

16th Combat Aviation Brigade

253-477-3538

17th Field Artillery Brigade

253-967-5267

191st INFANTRY BRIGADE

253-967-8509

1st Battalion (Combat Support), 364th Regiment

253-966-0288

1st Battalion (Logistics Support), 356th Regiment

253-967-6826

1ST SPECIAL FORCES GROUP (AIRBORNE)

253-967-8600

2-1 CAV

253-967-7035

2-1 INF

253-967-2645

2-12 FA

253-966-5470

2-158th AHB

253-967-1783

2-17 FA

253-967-3400

2-23 IN

253-967-3246

2-3 IN

253-966-3368

201st Battlefield Surveillance Brigade

253-966-7474

256th Signal Co

253-477-4670

296 BSB

253-967-6959

2d BATTALION, 75th RANGER REGIMENT

253-967-7616

2D BSB

253-477-2455

2nd Battalion (Armor), 358th Regiment

253-967-4962

2nd Battalion (Combat Support), 364th Regiment

253-967-9169

2nd Battalion (Infantry), 357th Regiment

253-967-3513

2nd Stryker BCT, 2nd Infantry Division

253-967-6433

3-38 CAV

253-966-0967

308th BSB

253-477-4670

311TH COSCOM (FWD)

253-966-6349

3rd Battalion (Engineer), 364th Regiment

253-967-4176

3rd Battalion (Field Artillery), 358th Regiment

253-967-2949

3rd EOD

253-967-1971

3rd Stryker BCT, 2nd Infantry Division

253-966-3565

4-23 INF

253-967-3956

4-6th ARS

253-966-7151

4-9th IR

253-966-4707

42nd Military Police Brigade

253-967-3121

46th ASB

253-477-5168

4th Stryker BCT, 2nd Infantry Division

253-967-5487

5-20 IN

253-967-9409

5/3 FA

253-966-5209

502nd MI

253-966-2563

504th Military Police Battalion

253-967-7300

508th Military Police Battalion

253-967-7274

555TH ENGINEER BRIGADE

253-967-5111

The 555th Engineer Brigade was started in 1943 at Fort Devens, MA, as the 1103d Engineer Combat Group Headquarters and Headquarters Company. Throughout its service in World War Two, which included the Normandy Invasion, providing supplies and maintenance, and the protection of bridges with General Patton’s Third Army, the group earned 5 streamer decorations. During the Cold War, the group served in Germany until its inactivation in 1969. It was not until 1992 that the Engineer Group was activated at Fort Lewis, and since that time has been involved in several projects around Lewis and many missions in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, from 2003-2009. In 2007, after the group’s second tour in Iraq, it became the 555th Engineer Brigade as it is still known. The brigade has also deployed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and continues to support the 7th Infantry Division and Fort Lewis.

593rd EXPEDITIONARY SUSTAINMENT COMMAND (ESC)

253-966-1892

61st Battalion (Infantry), 357th Regiment

253-967-5172

62nd Medical Brigade

253-967-2791

6TH MILITARY POLICE GROUP (CID)

253-967-2252

702 BSB

253-966-0896

7th INFANTRY DIVISION

253-477-5621

8-1 CAV

253-966-8307

84th CA BN

253-254-1110

864th Engineer Battalion

253-966-7012

F, 26th FA TAB

253-967-8151

I CORPS

253-967-0100

In addition to many change of commands and division evolutions, I Corps was also historically active in many of the U.S.’ conflicts around the world after its start in 1918. It had been activated at Fort Lewis in 1981 to expand the Army’s reach into the Pacific, but soon it was clear it would be used for much more, as well. I Corps, and many other divisions from Lewis, were involved with Operation Desert Shield in Saudi Arabia. In 2004, Task Force Olympia (TFO) of the I Corps deployed to Mosul, Iraq, and took over command of all Northern Iraqi forces from the 101st Airborne, where it remained until 2005. The entire I Corps then deployed as a part of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2009-10 and had control of Multi-National Corps, which would then become a part of the joint effort known as U.S. Forces Iraq in 2010. 2011-12 saw its forces sent to Afghanistan and the eventual reactivation of the 7th Infantry Division at JBLM which would train tens of thousands of soldiers and put them to work with the I Corps here at Fort Lewis.

NCO ACADEMY

253-967-6581