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there are a ton of Blanks and such for data here, such as "The Texas Army National Guard is composed of approximately ____ soldiers..." and "The Texas Army National Guard was originally formed in yyyy." they need to be filled in.

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B1 - unreferenced article B2 - history section is severely lacking, other sections are thin B3 - meets the standard, but could use further development B4 - meets the standard, but could use further development B5 - meets the standard, but could use further development (GregJackP (talk) 00:40, 31 March 2010 (UTC))[reply]

72nd Infantry Brigade (Mechanized)

AUSTIN -- The reorganization of the Texas Army National Guard announced here Monday will put all units in Northeast Texas, North Texas and the Panhandle into the six battalions of the 72nd Infantry Brigade (Mechanized). Headquarters of the brigade will be at Dallas, though Fort Worth will be the headquarters I port Battalion al Dallas; engineers at Paris, Mount Pleasant and Honey (,rove; the artillery batlalion headquarters at Wichita Falls; mechanized infantry 1 battalion headquarters at, Amarillo and Terrell and a tank battalion headquarters at Dallas. The six North and Northeast Texas units: The 72nd Infantry main units thage and a maintenance company at Dallas, Den'm a n d Grand Prairie. The 2nd Batlalion, 131st Artillery will have Us headquarters at Wichita Falls and will include Battery A at Bowie lions Headquarters." of the "Star Emergency headquartered at Dallas, Denison and Sherman will include The brigade will be compos-1 a cavalry troop at Mineral ed of former units of the old i Wells, Decatur and Gainesville 36th Infantry and 49th Armored;and the 272nd Engineer Corn- Division, which will be no more I pany at Paris, Moun Pleasant when the change is Dec. 15. affected,and Honey Grove. The Dallas - centered support Organization of the 72nd In --batlalion will consist oi an ad- fanlry will include the brigade I ministration company- at Dal licsdquariws at Dallas; tlwilas, a medical company at Te* headquarters of the 372nd Sup-larkana, a supply and transport Jacksboro, B at Brccken iland and Brnwnfield; B Cisco,

OCR copy of Denton Record-Chronicle, December 12, 1967, page 1, via www.newspapers.com Buckshot06 (talk) 09:04, 25 December 2015 (UTC)[reply]