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| country = United States
| service = US Army
| branch = National Guard
| type = Medical
| specific_type = Sanitary train
| size_at_full_strength = 900
| start_date = 
| created = 
| unit_name1 = 107th Sanitary Train
| unit_name1_start_date = 
| unit_name1_end_date = 
| unit_name1_reason_for_change = 
| alternate_unit_names = 
| end_date = 
| disbanded = 
}}
{{Infobox command structure
| command_start_date = 
| command_end_date = 
| parent = 107th Train Headquarters, US
| parent_level = Regiment
| relationship_type = Tactical and Administrative
}}
{{Infobox command structure
| command_start_date = 
| command_end_date = 
| subordinate = 125th Ambulance Company, US
| subordinate_level = Company
| relationship_type = Tactical and Administrative
}}
{{Infobox command structure
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| command_end_date = 
| subordinate = 125th Field Hospital Company, US
| subordinate_level = Company
| relationship_type = Tactical and Administrative
}}
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| subordinate = 126th Ambulance Company, US
| subordinate_level = Company
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| subordinate_level = Company
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== Personal narratives ==
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== Official sources ==

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