124th Maintenance

• Origins: The 124th Maintenance Company traces its roots to the Idaho Army National Guard, where it has supported various units with equipment repair and logistical support. • Support Role: The unit specializes in maintenance and repair of military vehicles, electronics, and weaponry, ensuring operational readiness for combat and support troops. • Iraq Deployment: The 124th Maintenance Company was deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, providing critical maintenance services under challenging combat conditions. • Award Recognition: Members of the 124th have received commendations for exceptional service, including Army Achievement Medals and Meritorious Service Medals during overseas deployments. • Disaster Response: The unit has assisted in domestic emergencies, such as wildfires and floods in Idaho, using their logistical expertise to support relief operations. • Technical Training: Soldiers in the 124th undergo advanced training in diesel mechanics, electronics repair, and supply chain management to maintain a wide array of military assets. • Community Involvement: The 124th frequently participates in community events and veterans' outreach programs throughout Idaho, building strong civilian-military relationships. • Modernization: The unit has been at the forefront of adopting new Army maintenance technologies, including diagnostic software and mobile repair facilities. • Joint Operations: The 124th often works alongside other National Guard units and branches of the military, enhancing their ability to support large-scale operations. • Unit Motto: The company is known for its unofficial motto, "Keep 'Em Rolling," reflecting their mission to ensure all equipment stays mission ready.