США - дивизии армии и нацгвардии

[Igor Kulakov]

40th Infantry Division California National Guard

на 7 дек 41 - Camp San Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo California
40th Infantry Division California National Guard
79th Infantry Brigade California National Guard
(-) 159th Infantry Regiment, (Motorized) California National Guard (The 159th Infantry Regiment was relieved from the 40th Division on 29.09.41.)
184th Infantry Regiment, California National Guard
80th Infantry Brigade California National Guard
160th Infantry Regiment, California National Guard
185th Infantry Regiment, California National Guard
65th Field Artillery Brigade, Utah National Guard (65th Artillery Brigade 3 March 1941)
143th Field Artillery Regiment, (75mm Tk Drawn) California National Guard
(143rd FA Regt (75mm)(Truck-D) 3 Mar 41, 1st & 2nd Bns became 143rd & 164th FA Bns on 5 Feb 42.)
145th Field Artillery Regiment, (75mm Tk Drawn) Utah National Guard
(145th FA Regt (75mm)(Truck-D) 3 Mar 41, 1st & 2nd Bns became 213th & 145th FA Bns on 24 Mar 42 & 6 Jun 42.)
222th Field Artillery Regiment, (155mm Tk Drawn) Utah National Guard
(222nd FA Regt (155mm How)(Truck-D) 3 Mar 41, 1st & 2nd Bns became 222nd FA Bn & 1/204th FA Regt on 5 Feb 42.)
115th Engineer Battalion, (Combat) Utah National Guard


date inducted [1]
date converted [2]

[1] Inducted into Federal service.
[2] Converted to the triangular organization. and redesignated as Infantry Division.


03.03.41
18.02.42



40 пд
79 Infantry brigade
- 159 Inf Rgt (The 159th Infantry Regiment was relieved from the 40th Division on 29.09.41.)
- 184 Inf Rgt
80 Infantry brigade
- 160 Inf Rgt
- 185 Inf Rgt
65 Artillery brigade
- 143 FA Rgt (75mm)
- 145 FA Rgt (75mm)
- 222 FA Rgt (155mm)
115 engineer regiment



40th Division: Mobilized on 3 March 1941.
1941
79th Infantry Brigade HHC
159th Infantry Regiment (detached on 9/29/41)
184th Infantry Regiment (detached on 6/16/42)
80th Infantry Brigade HHC
160th Infantry Regiment16
185th Infantry Regiment
65th Field Artillery Brigade HHB
143rd Field Artillery Battalion (75mm)
145th Field Artillery Battalion (75mm)
222nd Field Artillery Battalion (155mm)
Headquarters 39th Division
HQs & HQs Detachment
Medical Detachment
Headquarters Company
40th Military Police Company
40th Signal Company
115th Ordnance Company
115th Engineers (Combat) Battalion
115th Medical Regiment
115th Quartermaster Regiment
1944/45:
108th Infantry Regiment (assigned on 9/1/42.)
160th Infantry Regiment
185th Infantry Regiment
HHB Division Artillery
222nd Field Artillery Battalion (155mm)
143rd Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
164th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
213th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
40th Reconnaissance Troop, Mechanized
115th Engineer Combat Battalion
115th Medical Battalion
40th Counter Intelligence Corps Detachment
Headquarters Special Troops
Headquarters Company, 40th Division
Military Police Platoon
740th Ordnance Light Maintenance Company
40th Quartermaster Battalion
40th Signals Company


The 40th Infantry Division was activated for World War II on 3 March 1941. It was at the time a
National Guard division from the California and Utah Army National Guards. It departed for
overseas service on 23 August 1942.
The Division's first overseas assignment was the defense of outer islands of Hawai'i, where
it arrived in September 1942. Training continued as defensive positions were improved and
maintained.

[Igor Kulakov]

41st Infantry Division Washington, Oregon, Idaho National Guard

на 7 дек 41 - Fort Lewis, Tacoma Washington
41st Infantry Division Washington, Oregon, Idaho National Guard
81st Infantry Brigade Washington Oregon National Guard
161st Infantry Regiment Washington National Guard
163rd Infantry Regiment Oregon National Guard
82nd Infantry Brigade Oregon National Guard
162nd Infantry Regiment Oregon National Guard
186th Infantry Regiment Oregon National Guard
66th Field Artillery Brigade (66th Artillery Brigade 16 September 1940)
146th Field Artillery (155mm)(Motorized) Regiment Washington National Guard ( California National Guard ?)
(146th FA Regt (75mm)(Truck-D) 16 Sep 40, 1st & 2nd Bns became 146th & 167th FA Bns on 14 Feb 42.)
148th Field Artillery (75mm)(Trk Drawn) Regiment, Idaho National Guard [At Sea] <- (Unit Enroute To Philippine Islands (7 дек 41))
(148th FA Regt (75mm)(Truck-D) 16 Sep 40, 1st became 148th FA Bn on 17 June 42 & 2nd Bns 205th FA Bnon 14 Feb 42.)
218th Field Artillery (155mm)(Trk Drawn) Regiment Oregon National Guard
(218th FA Regt (155mm How)(Truck-D) 16 Sep 40, 1st & 2nd Bns became 2/204th FA Regt & 218th FA Bn on 14 Feb 42.)
116th Engineer (Combat) Battalion Idaho National Guard


date inducted [1]
date converted [2]

[1] Inducted into Federal service.
[2] Converted to the triangular organization. and redesignated as Infantry Division.


16.09.40
17.02.42



41 пд (The HHB and 1st Battalion, 148th Artillery Regiment had been relieved from the
41st Division on 21.11.41. 2nd Battalion was relieved on 28.12.41. )
81 Infantry brigade
- 161 Inf Rgt
- 163 Inf Rgt
82 Infantry brigade
- 162 Inf Rgt
- 186 Inf Rgt
66 Artillery brigade
- 146 FA Rgt (75mm)
- 148 FA Rgt (75mm)
- 218 FA Rgt (155mm)
116 engineer regiment


41st Division:
1941
81st Infantry Brigade HHC
161st Infantry Regiment (detached on 8/3/42.)
163rd Infantry Regiment
82nd Infantry Brigade HHC
162nd Infantry Regiment
186th Infantry Regiment
66th Field Artillery Brigade HHB
146th Field Artillery Battalion (75mm)
148th Field Artillery Battalion (75mm)
218th Field Artillery Battalion (155mm)
Headquarters 41st Division
HQs & HQs Detachment
Medical Detachment
Headquarters Company
41st Military Police Company
41st Signal Company
116th Ordnance Company
116th Engineers (Combat) Battalion
116th Medical Regiment
116th Quartermaster Regiment
1944/45:
162nd Infantry Regiment
163rd Infantry Regiment
186th Infantry Regiment
HHB Division Artillery
218th Field Artillery Battalion (155mm)
146th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
167th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
205th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
41st Reconnaissance Troop, Mechanized
116th Engineer Combat Battalion
116th Medical Battalion
41st Counter Intelligence Corps Detachment
Headquarters Special Troops
Headquarters Company, 41st Division
Military Police Platoon
741st Ordnance Light Maintenance Company
41st Quartermaster Battalion
41st Signals Company



In 1921, the 41st Division was allocated to Pacific Northwest states. Its units returned to
National Guard status but retained divisional organisation. Each state was instructed to form
divisional units.
Major General George A. White was appointed to command of the division in 1929 and eventually
led it into World War II. As the international situation worsened in the 1930s, the intensity
and urgency of training in the 41st increased. In 1937, the 41st paired with the 3rd Division
for Corps manoeuvres at Fort Lewis. In these manoeuvres, a "Blue Army" drawn from the
41st Division attempted a combat crossing of the Nisqually River, which was defended by a
"Red Army" under the command of Brigadier General George Marshall, then the commander of
the 5th Infantry Brigade at Vancouver Barracks. The 41st Division's mission was accomplished
by a night crossing of the river.[2]:1
The 41st Division's annual summer camp at Fort Lewis in June and July 1940 was extended from
two weeks to three,[2]:1 and on 16 September 1940 with President Franklin D. Roosevelt's signing
of the Selective Training and Service Act of 1940, the 41st Division was inducted into Federal
service for one year. By this time, a National Guard recruiting campaign had raised the strength
of the division to 14,000 - still well short of its war establishment strength of 18,500.[2]:3
The difference was made up by 7,000 selective service men, the first of whom arrived in
February 1941.[2]:5
The division was initially accommodated in a tented camp known as Camp Murray until the
construction of new permanent accommodation nearby Fort Lewis could be completed.[2]:3
Delayed by strike action at sawmills in Washington and Oregon and by maritime workers, the
project fell behind schedule,[3] and the entire division was not accommodated in the new
barracks until April 1941.[2]:6
The 41st Division was grouped with the 3rd Division as part of IX Corps. In May 1941, the
two divisions moved to the Hunter Liggett Military Reservation where June war games pitted
them against Major General Joseph Stilwell's 7th Division and the 40th Division. Large scale
manoeuvres continued in August on the Olympic Peninsula, with IX Corps defending Tacoma,
Washington until the two divisions from California could arrive to assist.[2]:9-11
General White died on 23 November 1941 and was replaced by Brigadier General Horace H. Fuller,
the former commander of the 3rd Division Artillery.[2]:12 Promoted to Major General on 15
December 1941, he would remain commander until June 1944.[2]:191
Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the 41st Infantry Division was deployed to defend the
coastline of Washington and Oregon against a possible Japanese landing.[2]:17 The 218th Field
Artillery was at sea en route to the Philippines; it was turned back to San Francisco and
eventually rejoined the division
The 41st Division was officially renamed the 41st Infantry Division on 2 August 1941.[2]:9
In January and February 1942, it was reorganised as a "triangular" division, losing the 161st
Infantry, which eventually joined the 25th Infantry Division, and other units

[Igor Kulakov]

43rd Infantry Division Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island National Guard

на 7 дек 41 - Camp Blanding, Starke Florida
43rd Infantry Division Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode Island National Guard
85th Infantry Brigade Connecticut National Guard
102th Infantry Regiment, Connecticut National Guard
169th Infantry Regiment, Connecticut National Guard
86th Infantry Brigade Maine, Vermont National Guard
103rd Infantry Regiment, Maine National Guard
172nd Infantry Regiment, Vermont National Guard
68th Field Artillery Brigade, Rhode Island, Maine, Connecticut National Guard (68th Artillery Brigade 24 February 1941)
103th Field Artillery Regiment, (75mm Tk Drawn) Rhode Island National Guard
(103rd FA Regt (75mm)(Truck-D) 24 Feb 41, 1st & 2nd Bns became 103rd & 169th FA Bns on 10 Feb 42)
152nd Field Artillery Regiment, (75mm Tk Drawn) Maine National Guard
(152nd FA Regt (75mm)(Truck-D) 24 Feb 41, 1st & 22nd Became 1/203rd FA Regt & 152nd FA Bn on 10 Feb 42.)
192nd Field Artillery Regiment, (155mm Tk Drawn) Connecticut National Guard
118th Engineer Battalion, (Combat) Rhode Island National Guard




date inducted [1]
date converted [2]

[1] Inducted into Federal service.
[2] Converted to the triangular organization. and redesignated as Infantry Division.


24.02.41
19.02.42




43 пд
85 Infantry brigade
- 102 Inf Rgt
- 169 Inf Rgt
86 Infantry brigade
- 103 Inf Rgt
- 172 Inf Rgt
68 Artillery brigade
- 103 FA Rgt (75mm)
- 152 FA Rgt (75mm)
- 192 FA Rgt (155mm)
118 engineer regiment


43rd Division: Mobilized on 24 February 1941.
1941
85th Infantry Brigade HHC
102nd Infantry Regiment (detached on 2/19/42)
169th Infantry Regiment
86th Infantry Brigade HHC
103rd Infantry Regiment
172nd Infantry Regiment
68th Field Artillery Brigade HHB
103rd Field Artillery Battalion (75mm)
152nd Field Artillery Battalion (75mm)
192nd Field Artillery Battalion (155mm)
Headquarters 43rd Division
HQs & HQs Detachment
Medical Detachment
Headquarters Company
43rd Military Police Company
43rd Signal Company
118th Ordnance Company
118th Engineers (Combat) Battalion
118th Medical Regiment
118th Quartermaster Regiment
1944/45:
103rd Infantry Regiment
169th Infantry Regiment
172nd Infantry Regiment
HHB Division Artillery
192nd Field Artillery Battalion (155mm)
103rd Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
152nd Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
169th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
43rd Reconnaissance Troop, Mechanized
118th Engineer Combat Battalion
118th Medical Battalion
43rd Counter Intelligence Corps Detachment
Headquarters Special Troops
Headquarters Company, 43rd Division
Military Police Platoon
743rd Ordnance Light Maintenance Company
43rd Quartermaster Battalion
43rd Signals Company



The 43rd Infantry Division was first activated in 1923, with the division headquarters in
Hartford, Connecticut.[1] The 43rd Division consisted of two infantry brigades, the 85th in
Connecticut, and the 86th in Vermont. The 85th Brigade included the 102nd and 169th Infantry
Regiments, both based in Connecticut. The 86th Brigade was made up of the 172nd Infantry Regiment
in Vermont and the 103rd Infantry Regiment in Maine. In addition, the 68th Field Artillery Brigade
was based in Providence, Rhode Island.
In February 1941 the 43rd entered federal service for one year, a tour that was extended after
the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. A year later, the 43rd Division was reorganized into a
triangular division, with each brigade headquarters abolished and artillery regiments reduced
to battalions. At the same time, the 102nd Infantry Regiment was detached from the Division and
deployed to the Pacific theater as a separate unit. The 43rd Division trained at Camp Blanding,
Florida, Camp Shelby, Mississippi and Fort Ord, California, then embarked for the South Pacific.
The division, minus the 172nd Regimental Combat Team, arrived in New Zealand in October 1942.

World War II
Activated: 24 February 1941.
Overseas: 1 October 1942.
Campaigns: New Guinea, Northern Solomons, Luzon.
Distinguished Unit Citations: 5.
Returned to U.S.: 19 October 1945.
Inactivated: 26 October 1945.

Component Units
103rd Infantry Regiment
169th Infantry Regiment
172nd Infantry Regiment
103rd Field Artillery Battalion
152nd Field Artillery Battalion
169th Field Artillery Battalion
192nd Field Artillery Battalion (155mm)
43rd Signal Company
743rd Ordnance Company
43rd Quartermaster Company
43rd Reconnaissance Troop
118th Engineer Battalion
118th Medical Battalion
43rd Counter Intelligence Detachment

The 43rd Infantry Division landed in New Zealand on 23 October 1942. The 172d Infantry Regiment
arrived at Espiritu Santo, 26 October. The Division moved to Noumea, New Caledonia, in November
and to Guadalcanal, 17 February 1943.

[Igor Kulakov]

44th Infantry Division New Jersey New York National Guard

на 7 дек 41 - Fort Dix, Wrightstown, New Jersey
44th Infantry Division New Jersey New York National Guard
57th Infantry Brigade New Jersey National Guard
113th Infantry Regiment New Jersey National Guard
114th Infantry Regimnet New Jersey National Guard
87th Infantry Brigade New York National Guard
71st Infantry Regiment New York National Guard
174th Infantry Regiment New York National Guard
69th Field Artillery Brigade, New Jersey New York National Guard (69th Artillery Brigade 16 September 1940)
156th Field Artillery Battalion (75mm) (Trk Drawn) New York National Guard
(156th FA Regt (75mm)(Truck-D) 16 Sep 40 1st & 2nd became 156th & 170th FA Bns on 16 Feb 42.)
157th Field Artillery Battalion (155mm) (Trk Drawn) New Jersey National Guard
(157th FA Regt (155mm How)(Truck-D) 16 Sep 40, 1st became 1/288th FA Regt, 20 May 42, 2nd disbanded 7 Jan 41, 3rd became 2/157th FA Regt on 6 Jan 41 & then 157th FA Bn on 20 Feb 42.)
165th Field Artillery Battalion (75mm) (Trk Drawn) New Jersey National Guard
(165th FA Regt (75mm)(Truck-D) 16 Sep 40, 1st & 2nd became 199th & 165th FA Bns on 20 Feb 42.)
104th Engineer (Combat) Battalion New Jersey National Guard


date inducted [1]
date converted [2]

[1] Inducted into Federal service.
[2] Converted to the triangular organization. and redesignated as Infantry Division.


16.09.40
16.01.42


44 пд
57 Infantry brigade
- 113 Inf Rgt
- 114 Inf Rgt
87 Infantry brigade
- 71 Inf Rgt
- 174 Inf Rgt
69 Artillery brigade
- 156 FA Rgt (75mm)
- 157 FA Rgt (155mm)
- 165 FA Rgt (75mm)
104 engineer regiment



44th Division: Mobilized on 16 September 1940.
1941
57th Infantry Brigade HHC
113th Infantry Regiment (detached on 2/16/42)
114th Infantry Regiment
87th Infantry Brigade HHC
71st Infantry Regiment
174th Infantry Regiment17
69th Field Artillery Brigade HHB
156th Field Artillery Battalion (75mm)
165th Field Artillery Battalion (75mm)
157th Field Artillery Battalion (155mm)
Headquarters 44th Division
HQs & HQs Detachment
Medical Detachment
Headquarters Company
44th Military Police Company
44th Signal Company
119th Ordnance Company
104th Engineers (Combat) Battalion
119th Medical Regiment
119th Quartermaster Regiment
1944/45:
71st Infantry Regiment
114th Infantry Regiment
324th Infantry Regiment
HHB Division Artillery
157th Field Artillery Battalion (155mm)
156th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
217th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
220th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
44th Reconnaissance Troop, Mechanized
749th Tank Battalion (10/23/44-2/15/45)
772nd Tank Battalion (3/26/45-5/9/45)
776th Tank Destroyer Battalion (10/31/44-11/21/44, 11/25/44-5/9/45)
813th Tank Destroyer Battalion (10/23/44-10/31/44)
398th AAA Automatic Weapons Battalion (10/22/44-11/22/440
895th AAA Automatic Weapons Battalion (11/25/44-4/18/45)
63rd Engineer Combat Battalion
119th Medical Battalion
44th Counter Intelligence Corps Detachment
Headquarters Special Troops
Headquarters Company, 44th Division
Military Police Platoon
744th Ordnance Light Maintenance Company
44th Quartermaster Battalion
44th Signals Company


The division was activated on 16 September 1940, and went overseas on 5 September 1944.
Campaigns: Northern France, Rhineland, Central Europe.
Days of combat: 190.
Distinguished Unit Citations: 3.
Returned to U.S.: 21 July 1945.
Inactivated: 30 November 1945.

[Igor Kulakov]

45th Infantry Division Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma National Guard

на 7 дек 41 -
Camp Barkeley, Abilene, Texas
45th Infantry Division Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma National Guard
157th Infantry Regiment Colorado National Guard
(-)158th Infantry Regiment Arizona National Guard (<---- на 7 дек был в Oklahoma, Fort Sill, Lawton, Oklahoma)
179th Infantry Regiment Oklahoma National Guard
180th Infantry Regiment Oklahoma National Guard
70th Field Artillery Brigade Oklahoma National Guard (70th Artillery Brigade 16 September 1940)
1st 158th Field Artillery (75mm) (Trk Drawn) Battalion, Oklahoma National Guard (на 7 дек 41 - Oklahoma, Fort Sill, Lawton, Oklahoma )
2nd 158th Field Artillery (75mm)(Trk Drawn) Battalion Oklahoma National Guard
(158th FA Regt (75mm)(Truck-D) 16 Sep 40, 1st became 158th FA Bn 11 Feb 42 & 2nd became 207th FA Bn on 11 Feb 42.)
160th Field Artillery (75mm)(Trk Drawn) Regiment Oklahoma National Guard
(160th FA Regt (75mm)(Truck-D) 16 Sep 40,1st & 2nd became 160th & 171st FA Bns on 22 Feb 42.)
171st Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
189th Field Artillery (155mm)(Trk Drawn) Regiment Oklahoma National Guard
(189th FA Regt (155mm How)(Truck-D) 16 Sep 40, 1st became 189th FA Bn on 11 Feb 42, 2nd became 1/202nd FA Regt on 11 Feb 42.)
120th Engineer (Combat) Battalion New Mexico National Guard




Camp Barkeley доделан в июле 1941. незадолго до его завершения, его заняла 19-тысячная 45-я дивизия


45 пд
date inducted [1]
date converted [2]

[1] Inducted into Federal service.
[2] Converted to the triangular organization. and redesignated as Infantry Division.


16.02.40
23.02.42




45 пд
89 Infantry brigade
- 157 Inf Rgt
- 158 Inf Rgt
90 Infantry brigade
- 179 Inf Rgt
- 180 Inf Rgt
70 Artillery brigade
- 158 FA Rgt (75mm)
- 160 FA Rgt (75mm)
- 189 FA Rgt (155mm)
120 engineer regiment


45th Division: Mobilized on 16 February 1940.
1941
89th Infantry Brigade HHC
157th Infantry Regiment
158th Infantry Regiment (detached 2/11/42.)
90th Infantry Brigade HHC
179th Infantry Regiment
180th Infantry Regiment
70th Field Artillery Brigade HHB
158th Field Artillery Battalion (75mm)
160th Field Artillery Battalion (75mm)
189th Field Artillery Battalion (155mm)
Headquarters 45th Division
HQs & HQs Detachment
Medical Detachment
Headquarters Company
45th Military Police Company
45th Signal Company
120th Ordnance Company
120th Engineers (Combat) Battalion
120th Medical Regiment
120th Quartermaster Regiment
1944/45:
157th Infantry Regiment
179th Infantry Regiment
180th Infantry Regiment
HHB Division Artillery
189th Field Artillery Battalion (155mm)
158th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
160th Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
171st Field Artillery Battalion (105mm)
45th Reconnaissance Troop, Mechanized
101st Tank Battalion (8/15/44-8/25/44, 8/30/44-11/9/44, 11/24/44-
2/14/45, 3/5/45-3/15/45, 3/20/45-3/22/45)
191st Tank Battalion (8/15/44-11/28/44, 11/29/44-2/16/45,3/4/45-5/9/45)
636th Tank Destroyer Battalion (10/6/44-10/27/44)
645th Tank Destroyer Battalion (8/15/44-9/30/44, 10/6/44-10/26/44,
11/1/44-11/10/44, 12/1/44-2/14/45, 3/5/45-3/22/45, 4/1/45-5/10/45)
AAA Automatic Weapons Battalion (8/15/44-11/10/44, 11/23/44-3/15/45,
3/20/45-3/25/45, 4/11/45-5/10/45)
120th Engineer Combat Battalion
120th Medical Battalion
45th Counter Intelligence Corps Detachment
Headquarters Special Troops
Headquarters Company, 45th Division
Military Police Platoon
700thOrdnance Light Maintenance Company
45th Quartermaster Battalion
45th Signals Company


On 16 September 1940, the 45th Infantry Division was federalized into the Active duty force.[5]
The division's two combat commands, the 89th and 90th Brigades were not activated, as the Army
favored smaller and more versatile regimental commands for the new conflict.[6] The Division was
based around the 157th Infantry Regiment, the 179th Infantry Regiment, and the 180th Infantry
Regiment.[7] Also assigned to the division were the 158th, 160th, 171st, and 189th Field
Artillery Battalions, the 46th Signal Company, the 700th Ordinance Company, the 45th Quartermaster
Company, the 45th Reconnaissance Troop, the 120th Engineer Combat Battalion, and the 120th Medical
Battalion.[7]
[edit]
Sicily

After activation, the division trained at Fort Sill, Camp Barkeley, Fort Devens, Pine Camp and
Camp Pickett.[8] The division trained in amphibious assault techniques at Fort Devens in
preparation for the invasion of Italy. On 8 June 1943, the division sailed for the Mediterranean
region, combat loaded.[9] The 45th Division landed in North Africa on 22 June 1943, and trained
at Arzew, French Morocco.[10] By this time, the allies had largely secured the African theater
and the decision was made to invade Sicily to the north. For this mission it was assigned to II
Corps of the Seventh United States Army.[11] The invasion would place 180,000 allied troops on
the island, against 230,000 mostly weak Italian troops and two reconstituted German divisions

During the late 1930s the world situation worsened. In September 1940 the division was ordered
into federal service for one year to engage in a training program. The division's time in federal
service began at Fort Sill. At the end of the first year they had participated in the Louisiana
maneuvers. The Thunderbirds trained at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, Camp Barkeley, Texas, Fort Devens,
Massachusetts, Pine Camp, New York, and Camp Pickett, Virginia. They soon entered action in World
War II. On July 10, 1943, the division participated in their first of four amphibious landings.
In all the division served 511 days in combat; fighting their way across Sicily, Italy, France,
and Germany





At the time of the Presidential Order for induction of the first contingent,
the authorized strength of the Colorado National Guard was 196 officers, 2
Warrant Officers and 2292 enlisted men, a total of 2490. Of this authorized
strength, 174 officers and 2250 enlisted men, a total of 2424, were inducted,
and their names, grades, serial numbers and organizations are shown by General
Orders, Special Orders and Rosters attached hereto, as follows:

Officers En. Men
State Staff and State Detachment 6 1
Detachment 45th Division Headquarters 4
Headquarters 89th Infantry Brigade 5
157th Infantry (including 1 Warrant Officer) 66 993
Company. "C", 120th Quartermaster Regiment 3 48
Company "D", 193rd Tank Battalion 7 107
120th Observation Squadron, Air Corps 19 119
168th Field Artillery (including 1 Warrant
Officer and 3 attached officers, unassigned) 64 982
174 2250

[AAG]

К 1 июня 1941 было выпущено
Combat Cars
М1 - 90
М1А1 - 24
Light Tanks
М2А1 - 10
М2А2 - 238
М2А3 - 73
М2А4 - 365
М3 - 339
Medium Tanks
М1 - 26
М2 - 52
М2А1 - 94
Итого 1311 танков. Если учесть, что США до этого времени свою БТТ никому не поставляли, то все они состояли на вооружении
В июне 1941 собрали 221 легкий М3 и 10 предсерийных средних М3.

[AAG]

Scout Cars
Т7 - 76
Т9 - 20
М2 - 2
М3 - 74
Т13 - 38
М3А1 - 2633, в июне - 0
Armored Cars
М1 - 28
Т11 - 13
Half Tracks
М2 - 65, в июне - 329
М3 - 1, в июне - 4
Как все это богатство распределялось по в/ч, не знаю

[trurle]

М1/М1А1: 99 в юнитах, 15 в ремонте, +0 в юниты,+4 в запасы и ремонт
М2А1/2/3: 296/27/-55/+16
М2А4: 308/57/0/+46
М3 Стюарт 302/162/0/+151 (продукция 7/день)
средний Танк М1: на вооружении не стоял, откуда данные о 26 танках?
Средний танк М2/М2А1: 169/0/+160/-11
Средний танк М3: 10/0/-151/-11

[AAG]

Medium Tanks
М1 - 26
Он же стандартизированный Т4.
"В марте 1939 года танк был всё же принят на вооружение в связи с возросшей угрозой войны, но уже в 1940 году все танки этого типа были переведены в разряд устаревших и сняты с вооружения."
Кстати, данные по выпуску за июнь 1941 - это весь месяц. Для условной достоверности надо (на примере Стюарта) 221/30*21=155 танков. С Ли не совсем ясно - предсерийные машины были готовы в апреле, возможно уже все 10. Но армия их не принимала.
Medium Tanks М2А1 не 94, а меньше: в 1940 - 6 и по август 1941 еще 88. Любопытно, но в отчете о военном производстве, где расписано ВСЕ, этих танков нет вообще!!! На эту дату их было штук 75-80