Sustainment Warriors ~
The 371st Sustainment Brigade provides command and control for all subordinate units of the sustainment brigade, synchronizes current and future sustainment operations for the Expeditionary Sustainment Command (ESC) and Theater Sustainment Command (TSC).
History of The 371st Sustainment Brigade
October 31, 1872 ~
1487th Transportation Company
July 15, 1876 ~
1486th Transportation Company
October 01, 1984 ~
1484th Transportation Company
April 01, 1985 ~
1485th Transportation Company
August 29, 1917
Headquarters and Special Troops
Battalion, 371st Sustainment Brigade
371st Special Troops Battalion
- Headquarters and Special Troops Battalion, 371st Sustainment Brigade
- 137th Signal Company
- 211th Maintenance Company: Organized | Historical Sketch
- 212th Maintenance Company
112th Medical Battalion
- Headquarters and Headquarters Detatchment, 112th Medical Battalion
- 285th Medical Company: Historical Sketch (smaller file size)
- 684th Medical Company: Historical Sketch (smaller file size)
112th Transportation Battalion
- Headquarters and Headquarters Detatchment, 112th Transportation Battalion
- 1482nd Transportation Company
- 1483rd Transportation Company
- 1484th Transportation Company
- 1485th Transportation Company: Historical Sketch
- 1486th Transportation Company
- 1487th Transportation Company: Organized | Historical Sketch (smaller file size)
- 212th Maintenance Company
10.22.21
Ohio National Guard photo
Ohio ARNG transportation units answer Louisiana’s call following Hurricane Ida
About 170 Ohio Army National Guard members from several units within the 112th Transportation Battalion were among the approximately 3,500 National Guard members from multiple states who answered Louisiana’s call for assistance after Hurricane Ida left a path of destruction through the southern state in late August.
04.20.21
Photo by Spc. Jessica Silhavy, Ohio National Guard Public Affairs
Betts receives Legion of Merit
Maj. Gen. John C. Harris Jr. (left), Ohio adjutant general, presents the Legion of Merit to retired Col. Gregory J. Betts April 20, 2021, at the Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler Armory in Columbus, Ohio. The award is presented to service members that display exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding services and achievements. Prior to his retirement from the military, Betts’ most recent positions were as director of human resources for the Ohio National Guard and commander of the 371st Sustainment Brigade, which he led during the unit’s last overseas deployment in 2017-18, in support of U.S. Central Command.
12.24.20
Ohio National Guard photos
The best Christmas gift: 1487th Transportation Company returns home
Soldiers from the 1487th Transportation Company, based in Piqua, Ohio, are welcomed home as they return from a nearly yearlong deployment, Dec. 24, 2020. While deployed, the 1487th provided transportation assets and support to various units throughout the U.S. Central Command area of operations. See photos and stories from the 1487th’s deployment on the unit’s Defense Visual Information Distribution Service (DVIDS) page.
12.22.20
Photo by Sgt. Thomas Moeger, 1487th Transportation Company
Looking Back: 1487th Transportation Company TOA ceremony
Soldiers of the 1487th Transportation Company participate in a transfer of authority ceremony at the culmination of a nearly yearlong deployment, Dec. 17, 2020. Conducting more than 700 missions while deployed, the 1487th provided transportation assets and support to various units throughout the U.S. Central Command area of operations, and handed over the mission to the New Mexico Army National Guard’s 720th Transportation Company.
02.28.20
Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Chad Menegay, Ohio National Guard Public Affairs
Freedom and Opportunity: A Togolese-American story
Sgt. Kouami Honkpo, an incentives specialist in the Ohio National Guard Education and Incentives Office, grew up in Lomè, Togo in West Africa, which he left to come to Ohio and pursue the freedom and opportunity available in the U.S. Although he has not yet deployed during his military career, Honkpo said one of his motivations for joining the U.S. military was for the opportunity to help spread democracy and freedom throughout the world.
02.08.19
Courtesy photo
High school teacher begins National Guard career at 35
When Ohio Army National Guard Spc. Adam Slabodnick reported for his first day of basic training last summer, he was nearly twice the age of most of the new recruits. Slabodnick, who is a health and physical education teacher as well as the tennis coach at Avon Lake High School, took a nontraditional path to joining the military.
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