250th BSB

• Origins: The 250th Brigade Support Battalion (250th BSB) is a unit of the California Army National Guard, providing logistical and sustainment support to the 79th Infantry Brigade Combat Team. • Motto: The battalion’s motto is “Service Above All,” reflecting their commitment to supporting fellow soldiers in all conditions. • World War II Legacy: Elements of the 79th Infantry Division, which the 79th IBCT traces its lineage to, saw heavy combat in France during World War II, including the liberation of Cherbourg. • Humanitarian Missions: The 250th BSB has supported numerous humanitarian missions, including disaster relief efforts during California wildfires and floods. • Deployments: The unit has deployed soldiers to Iraq and Afghanistan in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, providing vital logistical support. • Community Involvement: The 250th BSB regularly participates in community events and veterans’ ceremonies throughout California, strengthening ties with local communities. • Modernization: The battalion has been at the forefront of adopting new Army logistics technologies, such as automated inventory management and advanced medical evacuation equipment. • Multifunctional Companies: The 250th BSB comprises several companies specializing in transportation, maintenance, medical support, and supply, enabling the brigade to remain operationally effective. • Training Excellence: The unit is known for its rigorous training standards, often working alongside active-duty Army units during large-scale exercises at the National Training Center, Fort Irwin. • Female Leadership: The 250th BSB has a history of promoting diversity, with several women serving in key leadership positions, including company command roles.