The 104th Division was then assigned the mission of conducting One Station Unit Training, Basic Combat Training, Advanced Individual Training, and Combat Support training. 1st Brigade took on basic combat training, while 3rd Brigade undertook combat support training, 4th Brigade conducted combat service support training. In 1996, three more brigades were added to the division's structure. The 5th Brigade, 104th Division was activated at Salt Lake City, Utah. The 6th Brigade, 104th Division was activated at Aurora, Colorado. The 7th Brigade, 104th Division activated at Vancouver, Washington. The 5th Brigade conducted health services training, 6th Brigade took charge of professional development training and 7th Brigade provided training support to the other brigades. These units were redesignated from other training commands and put under the command of the division. Two additional provisional brigades were created under the 104th Division in 1999; the 8th Brigade, 104th Division was created at Fort Lewis as a unit for training Reserve Officers' Training Corps cadets, and the 4690th US Army Reserve Forces School at Fort Shafter, Hawaii was redesignated as the 4690th Brigade, 104th Division, for service as a multifunctional training unit. In 2005, the Base Realignment and Closure suggestions included the closure of the Vancouver Barracks, and the 104th Division was subsequently relocated to Fort Lewis, Washington. In 2005, the current Distinctive Unit Insignia was designed under the direction of Major General Terrill K. (TK) Moffett. The 104th received its new distinctive unit insignia in 2006. In October 2007, the division was renamed the 104th Training Division (Leader Training). This change reflected a change in the division's mission, specifically training officer and non-commissioned officer candidates in their assigned fields. Subordinate units As of 2017 the following units are subordinated to the 104th Training Division (Leader Training): 1st Brigade (Leader Training) 2nd Battalion, 319th Regiment (Cadet Summer Training) 4th Battalion, 399th Regiment (Cadet Summer Training) 4th Battalion, 413th Regiment (Senior Reserve Officer Training Course) 3rd Battalion, 414th Regiment (Cadet Summer Training) 4th Battalion, 414th Regiment (Senior Reserve Officer Training Course) 2nd Brigade (Leader Training) 1st Battalion, 398th Regiment (Drill Sergeants) 2nd Battalion, 317th Regiment (Drill Sergeants) 2nd Battalion, 397th Regiment (Drill Sergeants) 3rd Battalion, 304th Regiment (United States Military Academy) Honors Unit decorations Campaign streamers Legacy Several people who served with the 104th Infantry Division later went on to achieve notability for various reasons. Among these people are Rabbi Gunther Plaut, paleontologist Charles Repenning, Governor