187th Maint Training Bn

• Origins in World War II: The 187th Maintenance Training Battalion traces its roots back to World War II, where its predecessor units provided critical maintenance support to combat units in various theaters of operation. • Part of the Ordnance Corps: The battalion is a key training component of the U.S. Army Ordnance Corps, responsible for preparing soldiers in equipment maintenance, munitions, and logistics. • Located at Fort Gregg-Adams: Formerly known as Fort Lee, Fort Gregg-Adams in Virginia has been the home of the 187th, serving as a central hub for logistics and sustainment training. • Training Thousands Annually: The battalion trains thousands of soldiers, both enlisted and officers, every year in specialized maintenance and logistical skills vital to Army operations. • Support Across the Globe: Graduates of the 187th have served in every major U.S. military conflict since World War II, providing essential maintenance support from Korea to Iraq and Afghanistan. • Innovative Curriculum: The 187th is known for pioneering new training methods, including the use of simulation technologies and hands-on equipment labs to reflect modern battlefield requirements. • Women in the Ranks: The battalion has been at the forefront of integrating women into technical and maintenance roles, reflecting the Army’s commitment to diversity and inclusion. • Partnerships with Industry: The 187th collaborates with civilian manufacturers to ensure soldiers are trained on the latest military and commercial technologies. • Emphasis on Safety: Safety is a core value, with the battalion recognized multiple times for its outstanding safety record in training environments. • Unit Motto: The battalion’s motto, “Support the Line,” reflects its enduring mission to ensure frontline units always have the equipment and support they need to accomplish their missions.