The 76th Infantry Brigade Combat Team is a Unit of Action, a primary maneuvering element for commanders in the field during conflict. The U.S. Army has staffed and equipped IBCTs to sustain themselves for up to a year in the field, providing an array of support services that are organic to the BCT: administrative, medical, maintenance, supply, intelligence and more.

The 76th IBCT is unique in that the entire brigade is manned by Soldiers of the Indiana National Guard. The Indiana National Guard is the fourth largest in the United States, exceeding the percentage of other states with far larger populations. The nation-leading efforts of the Indiana National Guard recruiting and retention program has provided a viable and relevant force prepared to meet the impending challenges of the 21st Century. 

Following is the organizational structure of the 76th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, representing but only one fourth of the Indiana National Guard. To learn more about the the Indiana National Guard, visit www.inarng.org. Always ready; Always there. The National Guard.

See the 76th IBCT Armories and Family Assistance Centers map.