115th ASG

• Origins: The 115th Area Support Group (ASG) traces its origins to the California Army National Guard, where it was formed to provide logistical and administrative support to subordinate units. • Location: The 115th ASG was headquartered in Roseville, California, and played a significant role in supporting military operations within the state and abroad. • Desert Deployments: The unit supported Operation Desert Storm by providing logistics, transportation, and supply support to deployed forces in Southwest Asia. • Humanitarian Missions: The 115th ASG has participated in numerous humanitarian relief efforts, including disaster response to wildfires and floods in California. • Subordinate Units: The ASG oversaw several subordinate battalions and companies, including transportation, maintenance, and quartermaster units. • Transformation: In the 2000s, the 115th ASG underwent restructuring and was redesignated as the 115th Regional Support Group, reflecting broader support responsibilities. • Global War on Terror: Soldiers from the 115th ASG have deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Kuwait, providing vital logistics and base support during the Global War on Terror. • Multi-State Support: The unit has assisted other states during emergencies, demonstrating the National Guard's role in inter-state cooperation. • Community Engagement: The 115th ASG is known for its involvement in community events, such as parades and veterans’ ceremonies, strengthening ties with local citizens. • Unit Distinctions: Members of the 115th ASG have received numerous awards and commendations for their service and professionalism in both domestic and overseas operations.