User:Buckshot06/Sandbox List of Russian units which have invaded the territory of Ukraine

Copyright check Air National Guard bases

 * Advanced Airlift Tactics Training Center
 * Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center
 * Andrews Field
 * Atlantic City Air National Guard Base
 * Bangor Air National Guard Base
 * Berry Field Air National Guard Base
 * Birmingham Air National Guard Base
 * Buckley Air Force Base
 * Camp Kulis - no references
 * Camp Murray
 * Camp Ripley
 * Capital Airport Air National Guard Station - interim OK
 * Channel Islands Air National Guard Station - copyvio
 * Des Moines Air National Guard Base - seemingly OK
 * Distributed Training Operations Center
 * Duluth Air National Guard Base - copyright check complete. Article is 7k while civilian airport article is 9k - merge?
 * Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base
 * Fargo Air National Guard Base - copyright check complete. Very small (2k) article - merge?
 * Forbes Field Air National Guard Base - reduced to redirect but history remains
 * Fort Wayne Air National Guard Station - probably needs to have "wing website" data wiped (
 * Francis S. Gabreski Air National Guard Base -
 * Fresno Air National Guard Base - deleted on sight as copyvio of http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/fresno.htm source disguised as 144 FW website
 * Gowen Field Air National Guard Base - G12: Unambiguous copyright infringement: Widescale copyvio of http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/gowen.htm disguised as idaho.ang.mil - deleted, fixed
 * Grand Prairie Armed Forces Reserve Complex - needs careful gs.org check and prune
 * Great Falls Air National Guard Base included copyright violations of globalsecurity.org disguised as 120th Airlift Wing website
 * Grissom Air Reserve Base
 * Hancock Field Air National Guard Base
 * Hickam Field
 * Horsham Air Guard Station - double article with NASJRB Willow Grove
 * Hulman Field Air National Guard Base
 * I.G. Brown Air National Guard Training and Education Center
 * Imeson Field
 * Jacksonville Air National Guard Base
 * Kelly Field Annex
 * Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base
 * Kulis Air National Guard Base
 * Lincoln Air National Guard Base
 * Louisville Air National Guard Base
 * Mansfield Lahm Air National Guard Base
 * McConnell Air Force Base
 * McEntire Joint National Guard Base
 * McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base
 * Memphis Air National Guard Base
 * Montgomery Air National Guard Base
 * Muñiz Air National Guard Base
 * Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth
 * Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base New Orleans
 * Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Willow Grove
 * New Castle Air National Guard Base - some copyvio that can be resolved by adding citations
 * Ontario Air National Guard Station
 * Otis Air National Guard Base
 * Pittsburgh IAP Air Reserve Station
 * Portland Air National Guard Base
 * Punta Borinquen Radar Station
 * Quonset Point Air National Guard Station
 * Reno Air National Guard Base
 * Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base
 * Rosecrans Air National Guard Base
 * Salt Lake City Air National Guard Base
 * Selfridge Air National Guard Base
 * Shepherd Field Air National Guard Base
 * Sioux City Air National Guard Base
 * Sky Harbor Air National Guard Base
 * Southern California Logistics Airport
 * Springfield Air National Guard Base
 * Stewart Air National Guard Base
 * Truax Field Air National Guard Base
 * Tucson Air National Guard Base - rolled up into companion airport article
 * Volk Field Air National Guard Base - well referenced
 * Warfield Air National Guard Base
 * Will Rogers Air National Guard Base

List of brigades/regiments of the Royal Artillery

 * 1900, when previously ad hoc 'brigades' became permanent units of the RHA, RFA and RGA
 * 1908, when the Territorial Force was formed, and TF artillery units became brigades under local designations (all doubled in 1914)
 * 1916, when TF brigades were numbered in sequence with the Regulars
 * 1920-2, when the TF was reformed as the TA and all TA brigades were renumbered from 50 upwards in each category
 * 1924, when the RGA merged back into the RA
 * 1938, when 'Brigade' was replaced by 'Regiment'

I would recommend Second World War (essentially 1938–1947) as a viable list, though it requires a huge amount of transcription. 'WWI" (brigades 1900/08-1920) and 'Postwar' (regiments 1947-Options for Change?) would also be viable. Trying to do everything in one list would simply be unmanageable, with units changing their titles too often.

Some of these are quite short, others are very long. Most of them would have to remain as section headings followed by an 'under construction' note for quite a long time, though the existing categories provide a starting point. I would envisage a simple list format like List of British brigades in World War II with an introductory paragraph or two for each main section, and an in-line note about the title and role changes to each entry (regiment) that requires it (but not as much detail as in List of British divisions in World War II).''