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The other RING unit of the brigade, the 1st
Battalion, 103rd Field Artillery (1/103rd FA), was to be reassigned elsewhere. The brigade was originally formed in 1979. The 1043rd Maintenance Company was merged with the 1207th Transportation Company and reorganized as the 1207th Forward Support Company (FSC) which became and integral unit of the 1/103rd FA providing maintenance and logistical support to the battalion.
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In 1683 the town companies were organized into two regiments – the
Regiment of the Islands (i.e., Newport, Portsmouth, Jamestown and New Shoreham) and the Regiment of the Main (which covered the towns on the mainland of the colony). Each regiment originally was commanded by a major and the two majors
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to stop motorists with New York license plates, as well as move door-to-door to find people who may have traveled recently from New York, to ask them to quarantine. Also anyone who had moved from New York state to Rhode Island in the past two weeks were asked to self-quarantine for 14 days in order
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operation providing stability operations in Bosnia. Soldiers of the 119th provided convoy escorts between Taszar and NATO bases in Bosnia, main supply route patrols, law and order, force protection and various missions in support of the NATO Stabilization Force (SFOR). A small public affairs unit
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Upon EUA approval of the Pfizer and
Moderna vaccines, the Rhode Island National Guard was called upon by the Governor to develop a task force to plan for and execute the mass vaccination of the state of Rhode Island. From January through June 2021, Task Force Vax oversaw the administration of more
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According to the RING and RIEMA (Rhode Island
Emergency Management Agency) Annual Report 2008, on 6 September 2008, the Headquarters and Headquarters Company of the 103rd Field Artillery Brigade and one of its component units, the 1043rd Maintenance Company, were to inactivate on 6 September 2008.
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The Rhode Island
National Guard traces it origins to the earliest known colonial defensive force which was formed on May 13, 1638, and called the "Traine Band", in Portsmouth, Rhode Island. The new force was founded as, “Freemen as a militia subject to call and expected to perform certain military
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In
February 2003 the 118th Military Police Battalion, along with its subordinate units the 115th and 119th Military Police companies, was mobilized and sent to Kuwait, and later Iraq. The units were overseas from April 2003 to April 2004. Two soldiers from the 115th Military Police Company were
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In 1714 the
Militia of the Island was designated the 1st Regiment and the Militia of the Main Land was designated the 2nd Regiment. The 1st Regiment consisted of six companies and the 2nd Regiment had nine companies. The number of companies in each town varied with its population with Newport and
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After the Civil War, the RI Militia underwent a major re-organization which organized the units into a brigade consisting of two infantry regiments, a separate infantry battalion, an artillery battalion and a squadron of cavalry. Annual training was a six-day period initially at
Oakland Beach in
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The Rhode Island
Militia was officially re-designated as the Rhode Island National Guard by General Order No. 9 on April 15, 1907. The two Infantry regiments of the Brigade of Rhode Island Militia were re-organized as Coast Artillery companies in order to provide a trained reserve of soldiers
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The
President may also call up members and units of the Rhode Island Army National Guard, with the consent of the state governor, to repel invasion, suppress rebellion, or execute federal laws if the United States or any of its states or territories are invaded or is in danger of invasion by a
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In 1731, a regiment was formed for each of the three then existing counties Newport, Providence and Kings which were designed the 1st, 2nd and 3d regiments respectively. The Newport County regiment had six companies, Providence County had 13 companies and Kings County had 9 companies.
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During the Spanish–American War, a regiment consisting of three battalions of four companies each was mobilized and called the 1st Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry. In addition to the 1st RIVI, two artillery batteries were mobilized. None of these units were sent overseas.
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The position of commanding general of the militia was combined with that of the state adjutant general so the position of adjutant general was transformed from having only administrative responsibilities to having command authority over the units of the National Guard.
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for service in the Southwest Pacific, fighting in the New Guinea, Northern Solomons, and Luzon campaigns. Units which served with the 43d Infantry Division included the 103d and 169th Field Artillery battalions and the 118th Engineer Battalion. Stateside, the
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The Great Blizzard of 1978, which occurred on February 6, 1978, caused the largest mobilization of Rhode Island Guard units since the Korean War. Guardsmen assisted stranded motorists as well as in snow removal and providing emergency transportation.
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Units of the Rhode Island Army National Guard may be called up for federal service. If federally activated, units operate as part of the Army National Guard of the United States, a reserve component of the United States Army.
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A few of the chartered units of the Rhode Island Militia chose not to convert to National Guard units. This was mostly because they would be denied the privilege of electing their own officers. These units included the
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foreign nation, or if there's a rebellion or danger of a rebellion against the authority of the federal government, or if the President is unable with the regular armed forces to execute the laws of the United States.
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From 2003 to 2011 every unit of the Rhode Island National Guard, with the exception of the 88th Army Band and the Joint Forces Headquarters, would be mobilized at least once for service in either Iraq or Afghanistan.
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In early 2002 the Headquarters and Headquarters Company of the 43d Military Police Brigade was mobilized and sent to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba to provide the nucleus of the Headquarters for
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in a state status, therefore they may be called up for active duty by the governor to help respond to domestic emergencies and disasters, such as those caused by hurricanes, floods, or
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The only extended overseas deployment of Rhode Island National Guard soldiers in this period was when the 119th Military Police Company was deployed to the Kapos Airbase in Taszar,
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from August 2000 to March 2001. It was a subordinate unit of the United States Army Support Element Taszar (USASET), formerly National Support Element Taszar, in support
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Provide well-trained, well-led, and well-equipped mission-ready units in support of the National Military Strategy and, as required, state and local officials.
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The 103d was shipped to France with the 26th Division and saw action in the Champagne-Marne, Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne campaigns in 1918.
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The current War on Terror has seen the largest levels of mobilization and deployment of Rhode Island National Guard troops since the Second World War.
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was formed within the RI ARNG in 1979, and in 1984-85, consisted of the 1st and 2nd Battalions of the 103rd Field Artillery Regiment.
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in Massachusetts, the Rhode Island General Assembly created a 1,500 man "Army of Observation" under the command of Brigadier General
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than 336,000 vaccines to residents of Rhode Island, accounting for roughly 30% of all vaccinations administered within the state.
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camps; and the 115th Military Police Company provided base security, conducted VIP escort/security missions, and custom missions.
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trained to man the five coast defense forts in Rhode Island. Other units were a Cavalry squadron and a Light Artillery Battery.
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and operates under the command of the state governor while not in federal service. National Guard units may function
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companies, which were descended from infantry units, were also mobilized in 1917 and were used to garrison
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and 3,000 enemy soldiers, in order to have someone high enough to swap to get captured American General
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Providence having three apiece. In 1719 the rank of the regimental commanders was increased to colonel.
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was appointed "captain in chief of the Colony Military Force". In 1675 Cranston was promoted to major.
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killed in action and another in an accident. The 115th MP Company received the prestigious
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Headquarters and Service Battery (HSB) – Armory of Mounted Commands, Providence
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Special Operations Detachment – Global (SOD-G) – Camp Fogarty, East Greenwich
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Over twenty Rhode Island units had fought for independence including the
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and insignia are used and National Guardsmen are eligible to receive all
1112:"Cornell University Law School – Title 10 US Code: § 10105. Composition"
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115th Military Police Company (115th MPC) – Camp Fogarty, East Greenwich
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the Rhode Island National Guard had four units mobilized for duty. The
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Shoulder sleeve insignia of the Rhode Island State Area Command (STARC)
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Component of the US Army and military of the U.S. state of Rhode Island
1072:"Cornell University Law School – Title 32 US Code: § 101. Definitions"
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List of United States militia units in the American Revolutionary War
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Major General Reginald Centracchio, 1 August 1995 – 1 September 2005
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1092:"Cornell University Law School – Title 10 US Code: § 12401. Status"
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Detachment 23, Operational Support Airlift Command – Quonset Point
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National Guard perform multiple tasks at a COVID-19 test site at
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1312:. Rhode Island National Guard. December 25, 2016. Archived from
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Major General Peter Leo Cannon, 19 February 1941 – 9 August 1945
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to provide security and humanitarian assistance to survivors of
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Armed conflicts involving the Armed Forces of the United States
1268:"Rhode Island National Guard helps administer COVID-19 vaccine"
1246:"Rhode Island National Guard helps administer COVID-19 vaccine"
1199:"Rhode Island Artillery unit Retire Thier[sic] Colors"
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Major General Christopher P. Callahan, 5 August 2015 – present
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514:, the Rhode Island National Guard had units serving with the
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Note – Most of the information in this section is taken from
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Major General Robert T. Bray, 17 February 2006 – 1 July 2011
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13th Civil Support Team (WMD) – Camp Fogarty, East Greenwich
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was also involved in the war effort. In July 1777, Captain
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The Rhode Island Army National Guard is a component of the
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to distinguish them from more traditional militia forces.
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Bibliography of Rhode Island Army National Guard History
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1st Battalion (General Support), 126th Aviation Regiment
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Units of the Rhode Island Army National Guard circa 2015
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Major General Kevin R. McBride, 1 July 2011 – June 2015
1290:"Rhode Island National Guard Strategic Plan 2009-2018"
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to help stop the spread of the virus in Rhode Island.
292:, with a hand-picked force, kidnapped British General
1158:"Organization of the Rhode Island Militia, 1774–1783"
937:, 1840–1845 (also served as Governor of Rhode Island)
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861st Engineer Company – Camp Fogarty, East Greenwich
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1032:"Cornell University Law School — Title 10 US Code"
907:RIARNG Recruiting and Retention Command – Cranston
771:Battery A – Armory of Mounted Commands, Providence
752:169th Military Police Company (169th MPC) – Warren
204:Civil and Military List of Rhode Island, 1647–1800
1132:"History of the Rhode Island Army National Guard"
611:Global War on Terrorism / Operation Iraqi Freedom
213:During the Colonial era, the organization of the
98:2841 South County Trail, East Greenwich, RI 02818
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1052:"Cornell University Law School Title 32 US Code"
916:Rhode Island Medical Detachment – Providence, RI
689:ordered the Rhode Island National Guard and the
1008:Rhode Island Independent Military Organizations
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685:During the beginning of the pandemic Governor
225:presumably reported directly to the governor.
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1415:United States Army Center of Military History
1406:Rhode Island National Guard official homepage
888:88th Army Band – Camp Fogarty, East Greenwich
763:1st Battalion, 103rd Field Artillery Regiment
2948:1638 establishments in the Thirteen Colonies
806:Headquarters and Headquarters Company (HHC)
743:118th Military Police Battalion (118th MPB)
646:for its combat service in Fallujah in 2003.
372:Warwick and later moved to Quonset Point in
276:and sent them to Boston to serve in the new
911:243d Regiment (Regional Training Institute)
2938:United States Army National Guard by state
2882:History of the Central Intelligence Agency
2867:Length of U.S. participation in major wars
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206:by Joseph Jencks Smith published in 1900.
970:Major General N. Andre Trudeau, 1990–1995
210:duties in the protection of the people.”
1310:"1st Battalion, 126th Aviation Regiment"
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619:Rhode Island Army National Guardsmen in
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424:Mexican intervention and First World War
1379:"Major General Christopher P. Callahan"
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967:Major General John W. Kiely, 1983–1990
954:, February 1, 1911 – November 29, 1923
893:56th Quartermaster Rigger Support Team
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347:Regiment under the command of Colonel
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412:, Bristol Train of Artillery and the
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319:for the surrender of British General
2862:Timeline of U.S. military operations
353:Providence Marine Corps of Artillery
1248:. Christina Vitale. 14 January 2021
500:Harbor Defenses of Narragansett Bay
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124:Rhode Island Army National Guard
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22:Rhode Island Army National Guard
2286:Seal of the Army National Guard
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309:First Rhode Island Continentals
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2897:List of anti-war organizations
2295:Seal of the Air National Guard
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882:– Camp Fogarty, East Greenwich
867:– Camp Fogarty, East Greenwich
836:Detachment 2 at Quonset Armory
828:Detachment 1 at Quonset Armory
820:Detachment 1 at Quonset Armory
113:Maj. Gen. Christopher Callahan
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2809:War against the Islamic State
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560:103rd Field Artillery Brigade
540:115th Military Police Company
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496:243d Coast Artillery Regiment
473:with Germany on November 11.
466:for the duration of the war.
359:, under the command of Major
183:United States military awards
878:, 1st Battalion (Airborne),
774:Battery B – North Smithfield
730:43rd Military Police Brigade
584:EPW (enemy prisoners of war)
410:Artillery Company of Newport
171:United States National Guard
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913:– Camp Varnum, Narragansett
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126:(RIARNG) is the land force
89:Rhode Island National Guard
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2799:War in North-West Pakistan
2649:Second Sumatran expedition
2614:American Revolutionary War
998:Rhode Island Naval Militia
952:Charles Wheaton Abbot, Jr.
863:Company A, 1st Battalion,
851:Company A, 2nd Battalion,
542:was activated for duty at
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921:Public Affairs Detachment
853:19th Special Forces Group
691:Rhode Island State Police
491:General Douglas MacArthur
173:and is maintained by the
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2598:2021 U.S. Capitol attack
2558:Battle of Blair Mountain
2377:Northern Mariana Islands
1003:Rhode Island State Guard
538:until October 1969. The
430:General John J. Pershing
357:First Battle of Bull Run
2857:Wars involving the U.S.
2694:Philippine–American War
2578:1960s ghetto rebellions
880:143rd Infantry Regiment
865:182nd Infantry Regiment
572:Operation Desert Shield
532:intervention in Vietnam
304:back from the British.
2902:Conscientious objector
2804:First Libyan Civil War
2674:Second Fiji expedition
2654:Ivory Coast expedition
2588:1992 Los Angeles riots
2548:Colorado Coalfield War
2440:Listed chronologically
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1383:National Guard Portals
1336:"Reginald Centracchio"
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516:43rd Infantry Division
446:26th "Yankee" Division
130:for the U.S. state of
2872:Territorial evolution
2852:Conflicts in the U.S.
2774:Intervention in Haiti
2664:First Fiji expedition
2384:American Samoa (none)
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600:Operation Joint Forge
487:43d Infantry Division
298:Newport, Rhode Island
286:James Mitchell Varnum
257:the British schooner
253:command, the militia
247:Newport, Rhode Island
175:National Guard Bureau
2734:Bay of Pigs Invasion
2689:Spanish–American War
2659:Mexican–American War
2583:Kent State shootings
2573:Puerto Rican revolts
2503:American Indian Wars
2313:District of Columbia
1316:on December 26, 2016
679:Rhode Island College
636:Joint Task Force 160
590:Interim 1991 to 2001
444:, an element of the
442:103d Field Artillery
351:. Additionally, the
215:Rhode Island Militia
134:. It operates under
2749:Invasion of Grenada
2744:Dominican Civil War
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390:Militia Act of 1903
384:Militia Act of 1903
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2759:Invasion of Panama
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2679:Formosa Expedition
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