TABLE 18
Location of National Guard Divisions
Post–World War II
| Division | States |
| 26th Infantry | Massachusetts |
| 27th Infantry | New York |
| 28th Infantry | Pennsylvania |
| 29th Infantry | Maryland and Virginia |
| 30th Infantry | Tennessee and North Carolina |
| 31st Infantry | Alabama and Mississippi |
| 32d Infantry | Wisconsin |
| 33d Infantry | Illinois |
| 34th Infantry | Iowa and Nebraska |
| 35th Infantry | Kansas and Missouri |
| 36th Infantry | Texas |
| 37th Infantry | Ohio |
| 38th Infantry | Indiana |
| 39th Infantry | Arkansas and Louisiana |
| 40th Infantry | California |
| 41st Infantry | Washington and Oregon |
| 42d Infantry | New York |
| 43d Infantry | Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Vermont |
| 44th Infantry | Illinois |
| 45th Infantry | Oklahoma |
| 46th Infantry | Michigan |
| 47th Infantry | Minnesota and North Dakota |
| 48th Infantry | Georgia |
| 49th Infantry* | California |
| 50th Armored | New Jersey |
| 51st Infantry | Florida and South Carolina |
| 52d Infantry | California |
* The 52d Infantry was redesignated the 49th Infantry in 1947.
the immediate mobilization force. Maj. Gen. Ray E. Porter, director of the Special Plans Division, supported the Guard's view regarding funds and noted that facilities were not available for use by Class A divisions. Furthermore, he believed the Organized Reserve Corps divisions would compete with Guard formations for available personnel. Porter therefore proposed reclassification of all Class A divisions as Class B units. Eventually the War Department agreed and made the appropriate changes.[1]
Although the dispute over Class A units lasted several months, the War Department proceeded with the reorganization of the Organized Reserve Corps
- ↑ Memo, WDSSP (Special Planning Division, General and Special Staffs), for ACofS, G–3, 14 Mar 46, sub: Class A Units, Organized Reserve Corps, and Memo, WD Gen Staff, Organization and Training Division, for all WD Agencies, 20 Dec 46, sub: Clarification of WD Policies Pertaining to the National Guard and the Organized Reserve Corps, WDGOT 325 (9 Oct 46), both Army Reserve, Reference Paper files, DAMH-HSO.
