Talk:94th Regional Readiness Command (United States)

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Though of a fair length overall, each section of this article is quite short, and reads more like bulletpoints than full paragraphs. Please expand. Also, if there are 10 regional readiness commands, why/how is this one the 94th? Does our government simply not know how to count? ^_^ LordAmeth 20:44, 19 December 2006 (UTC)

This one is the 94th because it holds a lineage to the 94th Infantry Division, both in locational heritage, and subordinate unit membership. The US Army doesn't renumber units like that, or else why would there still be a 101st Infantry Division (we don't HAVE 101 divisions).--Vidkun 14:17, 30 March 2007 (UTC)