Hawai‘i Army National Guard

Headquarters, Headquarters Company 103^rd Troop Command (HHC 103^rd TC) 

Headquarters, Headquarters Company 103rd Troop Command’s mission is to conduct training, provides ready forces, executes mission command during National Guard Civil Support and supports exercises / overseas deployments in support of state and federal missions within the state of Hawai‘i, Continental United States, and Outside of the Continental United States as required.

• CDR: CPT Lindsay Kraus
• 1SG: 1SG Jasmine Reyna

09 SEP 1946 Federal Recognition Date

297^th Engineer Detachment, Firefighting Team (297^th Eng Det)

297^th Engineer Detachment, Firefighting Team’s mission is to mobilize and deploy in any theater of operations to provide fire protection for aviation assets and other major facilities and provide firefighting services during peacetime in support of local Civil Authorities. On order, they provide National Guard Civil Support throughout Hawai‘i.

• CDR: CPT Lindsay Kraus

02 JUN 2002 Federal Recognition Date

1950 Contingency Contracting Team (1950 CCT)

1950 Contingency Contracting Team’s Mission is to mobilize and deploy to provide contracting support in a contingency environment to include contracting for supplies, services, and construction. On order, provides National Guard Civil Support support throughout Hawai‘i.

• CDR: MAJ David Vrba

31 AUG 2010 Federal Recognition Date

50^th Quartermaster Detachment (50th QM Det)

50^th Quartermaster Detachment’s mission is to provide field feeding support for up to 700 Echelons above Brigade personnel as well as provide National Guard Civil Support throughout Hawai‘i.

• CDR: SFC Chalce Silva

03 FEB 2024 Activation Date

111^th Army Band (111^th AB)

The 111^th Army Band’s mission is to promote the Army and our national interests, enable commanders to shape the environment to accomplish their mission, and set the conditions that lead to trust and confidence in America’s Army and its readiness to conduct operations in peacetime, conflict, and war. 111^th AB’s current mission essential tasks are to provide musical support to military ceremonies and conduct music outreach.

• CDR: CW5 Curtis Hiwane
• 1SG: 1SG Brent Rubio

03 OCT 1919 Federal Recognition Date

117^th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment (117^th MPAD)

117^th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment’s mission is to provide direct public affairs support to units deployed in support of Army, joint, interagency, intergovernmental, and multinational operations. Provides National Guard Civil Support throughout Hawai‘i.

• CDR: MAJ Nate Calio
• 1SG: 1SG Terence Tomori

01 MAY 1960 Federal Recognition Date

230^th Engineer Company, Engineer Vertical Construction Company (230^th ENG, EVCC)

The 230^th Engineer Company, Engineer Vertical Construction Company’s mission is to provide ready forces to support federal and state missions and provide vertical and horizontal engineering support in the construction, repair, and maintenance of infrastructure to support domestic, overseas missions, and provides National Guard Civil Support support throughout the State of Hawai‘i.

• CDR: CPT Samuel Akinaka
• 1SG: SFC Kristalyn Daquep

01 APR 1970 Federal Recognition Date

Company B, 777^th Aviation Support Company (Co B 777^th ASC)

Company B, 777^th Aviation Support Company’s mission is to provide aviation intermediate maintenance in multiple locations simultaneously to support the Expeditionary Combat Aviation Brigade as part of a Joint Force in a multi-domain operational environment to fight and win in large scale combat operations. Also, they provide National Guard Civil Support throughout Hawai‘i.

• CDR: MAJ John Worthington 
• 1SG: 1SG Soloman Makaneole

15 DEC 1947 Federal Recognition Date

Company B, 2^nd Battalion, 211^th Aviation Regiment (Co B 2-211^th AVN)

The Company B, 2^nd Battalion, 211^th Aviation Regiment’s mission is to provide aerial movement of troops, supplies, and equipment for support of maneuver, combat support, and combat service support operations. Provides National Guard Civil Support throughout Hawai‘i.

• CDR: 1LT Zach Tinao-Rabellizsa
• 1SG: 1SG Clayton Perreira

Company B 1109^th Theater Aviation Sustainment Maintenance Group (Co B 1109^th TASMG)

The company B 1109^th Theater Aviation Sustainment Maintenance Group’s mission is to mobilize and deploy worldwide to provide direct and habitual combat service support to the TASMG. On order, provides National Guard Civil Support throughout Hawai‘i. Co B 1109^th TASMG’s current mission essential tasks are to provide ground logistic support to include ground equipment maintenance, medical, and distribution.

• CDR: CPT Raymond Savignano
• 1SG: 1SG Eunjin Chang

MAY 1775 Organized Date

Company C, 1^st Battalion, 183^rd Aviation Regiment (Co C 1-183^rd AVN)

The Company C, 1^st Battalion, 183^rd Aviation Regiment’s mission is to deploy worldwide in order to provided air assault and air movement operations in multi-domain operations. On order, provides National Guard Civil Support throughout the State of Hawai‘i.

• CDR: CPT Sydnie Collins

Detachment 1, Company A, 3^rd Battalion, 140^th Aviation Regiment (Det 1 Co A 3-140^th AVN)

The Detachment 1, Company A, 3^rd Battalion, 140^th Aviation Regiment’s Mission is to conduct aviation security, reconnaissance, support and other operations for Homeland Security and Defense, Counter Drug Operations, and National Guard Civil Support, and other agencies as approved by the Secretary of Defense for both Continental United States, and outside of the Continental United States areas of responsibility.

• CDR: CPT Marshall Kaohu-Nishimura

01 SEP 1991 Federal Recognition Date

Detachment 1, Company G, 1^st Battalion, 189^th Aviation Regiment (Det 1 Co G 189^th AVN)

The Detachment 1, Company G, 1^st Battalion, 189^th Aviation Regiment’s mission is to mobilize and deploy worldwide to perform aeromedical evacuation operations under day, night, and night vision conditions. Conduct medical resupply, transport of medical personnel, hoist operations, search and rescue operations, and provide National Guard Civil Support Operations throughout the State of Hawai‘i.

• CDR: CPT Andrew Ung

Detachment 1, Company G, 3^rd Battalion, 126^th Aviation Regiment (Det 1 Co G 3-126^th AVN)

The Detachment 1, Company G, 3-126 Aviation Regiment’s mission is to mobilize and deploy worldwide IOT perform Aeromedical Evacuation Operations and Flight Operations within a AOR. Conduct medical resupply, transport of medical personnel, sling load and rescue hoist operations, multi and single-ship (D, N, NVG, VMC/IMC, 24/7) to supported Units. On order, provides National Guard Civil Support (NGCS) throughout Hawaii.

• CDR: 1LT Sarah-Anne Jordan

19 – 21 FEB 1922 Federal Recognition Date

1^st Battalion, 298^th Multi-Functional Training Regiment (1-298^th MFTR)

The 1^st Battalion, 298^th Regiment, Multi-Functional Training Regiment’s Mission is to provide Combat Arms and leadership training in the 11B Career Management Field, Officer Candidate School and Warrant Officer Candidate Schools to the standards set forth by the United States Army Training and Doctrine Command, the Maneuver Center of Excellence and in accordance with Proponent guidance, to produce a ready force in support of Hawai‘i Army National Guard and Department of Defense Unified Land Operations

• CDR: LTC Edward Choo

16 AUG 1997 Federal Recognition Date

2^nd Battalion, 298^th Regiment, Multi-Functional Training Regiment (2-298^th MFTR)

The 2^nd Battalion, 298^th Regiment, Multi-Functional Training Regiment’s Mission is to conduct Basic Leadership Course and Common Faculty Development – Instructor Course training to Soldiers and leaders of every component of the U.S. Army to the standards set forth by the Training and Doctrine Command. Soldiers are provided the resources and knowledge to train and lead effectively in all circumstances in support of Hawai‘i Army National Guard and Department of Defense Unified Land Operations.

• CDR: LTC Normandy Smithers

16 AUG 1997 Federal Recognition Date

Ordnance Training Company, Regional Training Site-Maintenance (OTC, RTS-M)

The Ordnance Training Company, Regional Training Site – Maintenance’s mission is to instructs 91B functional and non-functional courses to train future leaders to standards set by Training and Doctrine Command and Combined Arms Support Command to produce a combat ready force.

• CDR: MAJ Zena Varea

29 OCT 1992 Federal Recognition Date

93^rd Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Enhanced Response Force Package (93^rd CERFP)

The 93^rd Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Enhanced Response Force Package is a specialized team that responds to Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, or High Yield Explosive incidents within FEMA Region IX, deploying within six hours of formal alert. Their primary mission is to support local, state, and federal agencies in consequence management by providing critical capabilities to operate in contaminated environments.

• CDR: LTC Dale R. Balsis

93rd Civil Support Team, Weapons of Mass Destruction (93^rd CST WMD)

The 93rd Civil Support Team supports civil authorities at the direction of the Governor at domestic Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, or High Yield Explosive incident sites by identifying agents/substances, assessing current and projected consequences, advising on response measures, and assisting with requests for additional support in order to help save lives and minimize property damage. The Civil Support Team consists of 22 full-time National Guard personnel (18 Army / 4 Air) who are postured for immediate recall 24 / 7, primarily in a Title 32 operational status.

• CDR: LTC Brent Nakasone
• 1SG: 1SG Alika Kane

13 MAR 2002 Federal Recognition Date

Counterdrug Program (CDP)

The Counterdrug Program supports Federal, State, and local Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs), Community Base Organizations (CBOs), and other government agencies in their efforts to reduce the supply and demand for illicit drugs within the state. The Counterdrug Program Analyst Support section assists LEAs with criminal data analysis to detect, interdict, and curtail illicit drug trafficking activities. The Counterdrug Program Drug Demand Reduction Outreach section assists CBOs and other government agencies with training and support in leadership,  organizational analysis, planning, decision making, and interagency collaboration to reduce substance abuse and its destructive impact on our communities.

• Counterdrug Coordinator: MAJ Brian Kwak