107th Combat Support

• Origins: The 107th Combat Support unit traces its roots back to World War II, originally formed to provide essential logistical and operational support to front-line combat units. • Multiple Deployments: The unit has participated in several major conflicts, including the Korean War, Vietnam War, Operation Desert Storm, and recent operations in Iraq and Afghanistan. • Humanitarian Missions: Apart from combat roles, the 107th is known for its humanitarian missions, offering disaster relief during hurricanes, floods, and earthquakes both domestically and overseas. • Decorations: Members of the unit have been awarded numerous commendations, including the Army Meritorious Unit Commendation and the National Defense Service Medal. • Female Integration: The 107th was one of the first combat support units to fully integrate female personnel into all roles, setting a precedent for other military units. • Innovations: The unit is recognized for pioneering new logistics technology, such as the early adoption of GPS tracking for supply convoys in the 1990s. • Community Engagement: The 107th has an active outreach program, regularly participating in local parades, educational events, and veteran support initiatives. • International Exercises: The unit has trained alongside NATO allies in joint exercises, enhancing interoperability and forging strong international military relationships. • Historic Rescue: In 2005, the 107th played a key role in the evacuation and support of civilians during Hurricane Katrina, earning special commendation from state and federal authorities. • Legacy: Many veterans of the 107th have gone on to prominent roles in government, business, and community leadership, continuing the unit’s tradition of service beyond the battlefield.