169th Field Artillery Brigade (English Wikipedia)

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  • "Guard Combat Team To Become Artillery Unit". Daily Sentinel. AP. 16 June 1955. p. 20 – via Newspapers.com.
  • "Colonel Ehrlich Heads State Guard". Daily Sentinel. 1 August 1959. p. 4 – via Newspapers.com.
  • "4 Colorado National Guard Report For Active Service". The Daily Sentinel. 2 October 1961. p. 1.
  • Eggerman, Don (21 January 1962). "Sill's 34th Artillery Brigade Unique Outfit In U.S. Army". Lawton Constitution. p. 20. The brigade was tasked to "support with cannon artillery the requirements of the Artillery and Missile School; it included 10 howitzer battalions under the 41st and 169th Groups; the 2nd Battle Group, 30th Infantry; the 45th Transportation Battalion (itself made up of the 57th Aviation Company and the 159th Evac Hospital); the NCO Academy, three small CSS units, and several chapels.

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