[MV] Interpretation of bumper #s

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List,
One of my trucks was with the DE AR NG 198S. I know that DE AR NG refers to Delaware Army National Guard. What I don't know is what unit the 198S is. Can any one shed some light?

Thanks,
Bruce

1967 M35A2 w/w (super clean truck, but I think it is sold - honestly, the cleanest original M35A2 I have ever seen - it even was rewired upon rebuild)
1971 M35A2 w/w
1972 M35A2C w/w
1973 M275A2
1974 M313 (For sale, if any one wants to make an offer)
1979 M813A1 w/w
1986 M1009

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