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Post-Cold War U.S. Army Order of Battle Graphics

Updated: Nov 6

Graphics > American Orders of Battle > Post-Cold War U.S. Army (1990-)

This is a gallery of organizational graphics for Post-Cold War U.S. Army Orders of Battle. This covers anything from the end of the Cold War to the modern day, including Army of Excellence for units in the 1990s, Force XXI (roughly 1998-2006), Modular Force (from 2006) and the organizational tweaks in the 2010s (2010 BCT Holistic Review, the 2016 K-series Army 2020 reorganization, and implemented initiatives in the shift back to division-centric operations). This does not include future tentative or speculative organizations, though.

↓ATI/TiC (2025-)

Includes Orders of Battle from 2025 and after.


↓Army 2020 (2016-2024)

Includes Orders of Battle from after 2016 and TO&Es of the K-Series (Army 2020).


1st Multi-Domain Task Force (MDTF) (2024)

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Task Force 1-28 Infantry, 3rd Infantry Division (2018-2020)

↓Modular Force / FDA (2005-2016)

Includes Orders of Battle from the late 1990s and early 2000s, and TO&Es of the G-Series (Modular Force) and R-Series (Holistic Review/Force Design Assessment)


↓Force XXI / Force Projection (1998-2006)

Includes Orders of Battle from the late 2000s and early 2010s, and TO&Es of the F-Series (Force XXI), A-Series (Force Projection Army), and late L-series (Army of Excellence TO&Es still active in the early 2000s).


Armor Division - Limited Conversion Division (LCD) (2004)

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278th Armored Cavalry Regiment, Tennessee Army National Guard (2004)

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