19th Special Forces Group (Airborne)
The 19th Special Forces Group (Airborne) staffs, trains, equips, and deploys Special Operations Forces (SOF) to conduct Special Warfare globally as directed by U.S. Special Operations Command; each 19th Group element responds to homeland threats, disasters, or other assigned domestic missions as directed by their respective governors. Green Berets in the Army National Guard 19th SFG(A) are highly intelligent, highly trained professionals capable of reaching objectives by land, water, and air—armed to the teeth. They cross behind enemy lines undetected. They hunt down terrorists. They train guerrilla armies. Their lives exceed all standards and defy all conventions.
The 19th SFG(A) is headquartered at Camp Williams, Utah, with elements in California, Washington, Rhode Island, West Virginia, Ohio, Montana, Colorado, and Texas. The 19th SFG(A) sends Soldiers to all corners of the world for training and deployments, directly impacting the safety and security of our nation.
View more information about the National Guard Special Forces
Unit Contacts
Unit
Office
801-878-5352
Special Operations Recruiting
801-432-5180 or 385-202-4206
Family Readiness Group
Camp Williams, Utah
Aaron Butler Readiness Center
Office
801-878-5037
Cell
801-347-6777
151st Air Wing
The 151st Wing, Utah Air National Guard, operates the KC-135R Stratotanker, extending America’s global reach through air refueling, aeromedical evacuation, dynamic cargo taskings, and mission support functions. The 151st Wing also serves as the host unit for the Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard Test Center (AATC) KC-135 Test Detachment, responsible for combat modernization, extending the service life of the KC-135 for decades to come. Additionally, the 151st Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Group (ISRG) executes cryptologic intel operations, vital to the warfighter and U.S. strategic interests. The 130th Engineering and Installation Squadron provides all aspect support to critical Department of Defense infrastructure and communications capabilities. Finally, the 109th Air Control Squadron is slated for conversion from its current mission of air battle management actives to two (2) Cyber Operations Squadrons in the spring of CY25.
Unit Contacts
Key Phone Numbers
Base Main Line
801-245-2200
Recruiting
801-245-2246
Personal (FSS)
801-245-2515
Finance
801-245-2124
Public Affairs
801-245-2258
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Public Affairs
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Base Defense Operations Center
801-245-2411
Main Gate
801-245-2403
65th Field Artillery Brigade
Utah Army National Guard 65th Field Artillery Brigade can employ Army and joint Air, surface and subsurface fires, special operations forces, information operations, civil affairs, and airspace command and control elements.
The 65th FAB units provide long-range artillery and coordinate joint fires capabilities supporting combat units. It also has the command-and-control structure to integrate attached ground and maneuver forces and function as a maneuver headquarters.
Unit Contacts
Unit
Office
801-878-5054
Camp Williams, Bldg 9000
17800 Camp Williams Road
Bluffdale, Utah 84065
Family Readiness Group
Camp Williams, Utah
Aaron Butler Readiness Center
Office
801-878-5037
Cell
801-347-6777
97th Troop Command
Headquarters, 97th Troop Command provides mission command and support to assigned units, including the Homeland Response Force and 85th Weapons of Mass Destruction--Civil Support Team to provide trained and equipped forces available for times of war, national emergency, or state contingency mobilizations.
Unit Contacts
Unit
Office
801-432-4259
Family Readiness Group
Camp Williams, Utah
Aaron Butler Readiness Center
Office
801-878-5037
Cell
801-347-6777
97th Aviation Troop Command
Utah National Guard helicopter crews fly various missions, from security operations to disaster relief. They might be transporting troops or aiding medical evacuations. Every member of aviation, from pilots to crew chiefs to mechanics, is vital to accomplishing a mission. Every helicopter has its own team of mechanics to ensure it's always running efficiently.
In a natural disaster, Guard pilots drop water and food and save those in harm's way. They are trained to fly in any weather and take off or land in high-risk situations.
Unit Contacts
Unit
801-432-4259
Enlisted Aviation Recruiters
801-816-3471
801-816-3496
Warrant Officer Recruiters
801-502-0400
Family Readiness Group
Joint Forces Headquarters
12953 S. Minuteman Dr.
Draper, Utah 84020
Office
801-432-4522
Cell
801-435-213-0956
204th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade
The 204th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade supports and protects other military units. It combines different forces and works with Brigade Combat Teams and Support Brigades. The 204th MEB manages the troops needed to secure an area, provide logistics, gather information, and offer protection.
The 204th MEB supplies trained forces, equipment, and resources to help with disaster relief and emergencies as required by the governor of Utah. It provides command and control with a diverse staff.
Contacts
Unit
Office
801-878-5103
Camp Williams, Bldg 9000
17800 Camp Willams Road
Bluffdale, Utah 84065
Family Readiness Group
Camp Williams, Utah
Aaron Butler Readiness Center
Office
801-878-5037
Cell
801-347-6777
300th Military Intelligence Brigade
The Utah National Guard’s 300th Military Intelligence Brigade provides the Guard with critical intelligence capabilities. These Soldiers gather, analyze, and interpret information to support military operations. They help identify potential threats, offer insights into enemy activities, and assist in planning and decision-making.
Human Intelligence Collectors talk to sources in foreign languages and conduct interrogations. Signal Analysts and Cryptologic Linguists use advanced surveillance techniques to spy on enemy communications. Analysts then deliver this critical information to commanders, enabling Guard Soldiers to fight with deadly precision.
At home, intelligence experts gather information to help rescue towns and save lives during disasters—or even prevent a national emergency. These specialists have advanced security credentials, which can lead to careers in other government agencies.
This intelligence work is essential for the success and safety of the Guard's missions.
Contacts
Unit
Office
801-432-4256
12953 S. Minuteman Dr
Draper, Utah 84020
Family Readiness Group
Camp Williams, Utah
Aaron Butler Readiness Center
Office
801-878-5037
Cell
801-347-6777
640th Regiment (RTI)
At the 640th RTI, we offer diverse training courses, from technical skills to leadership development, all delivered by experienced instructors and supported by state-of-the-art facilities. Our commitment to excellence helps to ensure that every participant gains the knowledge and expertise necessary to excel in their roles.
View details about the 640th Regimental Training Institute courses here.
Contact
TASS Bldg 7150
17800 S. Redwood Road
Riverton, Utah 84065Operations Desk
801-878-5437
Medical Detachment (MEDCOM)
The Medical Readiness Detachment (MED DET) plans, programs, provides, and sustains health force protection and medical support to ensure the medical readiness, operations, training, mobilization, and demobilization of over 6,000 Soldiers in the Utah Army National Guard. The MED DET oversees the transfer and transition of Soldier healthcare information between units, civilian medical organizations, and federal agencies. The MED DET also provides oversight to 68W (combat medic) skills sustainment training and validation.
Contacts
For appointments
801-878-5048
Camp Williams Readiness Center, Bldg. 9000
17800 S. Redwood Road
Bluffdale, Utah 84065
Monday - Thursday
0800 - 1130, 1300 - 1600
Utah Training Center
Utah Training Center consists of approximately 21,000 acres of combat-training areas. Training facilities include small arms weapons firing ranges, artillery/demolition/mortar/grenade ranges, and a mine detection course. Tactical training sites include an Afghan village, IED training lane, building clearance operations, and combat in cities. Specialty ranges include a biathlon range, MAC/MOUT training site, live fire shoot house, and a driver's training range. Camp Williams provides community support to local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies as well as youth and civil organizations. Utah Training Center facilities include administration buildings, DFAC, classrooms, and a complex of warehouses, fitness center, workshops, and maintenance facilities.
Contacts
Phone Numbers
Range Control
801-878-5421
Range Control Manager
801-878-5549
Scheduling
801-878-5398
Fax
801-878-5367
Office Hours
Sunday - Saturday
0700 - 1700
*or whenever the units are down range.