1944 to inactivation) Returned to U.S.: 3 November 1945 Inactivated: 3 November 1945 Reorganized in Iowa Major General Ray C. Fountain (19 Nov 1946 – 31 Aug 1954) Major General Warren C. Wood (1 Sept 1954 – 30 Nov 1962) Major General Frank P. Williams (1 Dec 1962 – 31 Dec 1967) Inactivated: 1968 Cold War to 2001 The 34th was inactivated on 3 November 1945. The division was reformed within the Iowa and Nebraska National Guards in 1946–7. Order of battle, 1948 Headquarters, 34th Infantry Division (Iowa, Nebraska) 133rd Infantry Regiment (Iowa) 134th Infantry Regiment (Nebraska) 168th Infantry Regiment (Iowa) Headquarters and Headquarters Battery, 34th Infantry Division Artillery (Iowa) 554th Field Artillery Battalion (105 mm) (Iowa) 556th Field Artillery Battalion (105 mm) (Iowa) 568th Field Artillery Battalion (105 mm) (Nebraska) 185th Field Artillery Battalion (155 mm) (Iowa) Headquarters, Special Troops, 34th Infantry Division (Iowa) Headquarters Company, 34th Infantry Division (Iowa) 734th Ordnance Maintenance Company (Nebraska) 34th Quartermaster Company (Nebraska) 34th Signal Company (Iowa) 34th Military Police Company (Iowa) 34th Infantry Division Band (Iowa) 128th Engineer Combat Battalion (Nebraska) 109th Medical Battalion (Iowa) 34th Mechanized Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop (Iowa) In 1960 its units comprised the 1 BG-133 Inf, 2 BG-133 Inf, 1 BG-134 Inf, 2 BG 134 Inf, 1 BG-168 Inf, 1st and 2nd Bns 168th Arty, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Battalions 185th Arty, 1st Bn 133rd Armor, 2nd Squadron 133rd Armor (Cav), 734th Ord Bn, 128th Engineer Battalion, 109th Med Bn, 234th Signal Bn, 234th Transportation Battalion, 34th QM Co., 34th Avn Co, 34th Admin Co., 34th Aircraft Maintenance Detachment. It disbanded again in 1963, being replaced in part by the 67th Infantry Brigade. It also retained its Division HQ as a Command HQ to supervise training of combat and support units in the former division area for some years. The 47th Infantry Division was headquartered at St Paul, MN, by 1963, as the National Guard division covering the former 34th's area. The division was reactivated as a National Guard division (renaming the 47th Division) for Minnesota and Iowa on 10 February 1991 upon the fiftieth anniversary of its federal activation for World War II. At that point the division transitioned into a medium division, with a required strength of 18,062 soldiers. In 2000 the Minnesota Legislature renamed all of Interstate 35 in Minnesota the "34th Division (Red Bull) Highway," in honor of the division and its service