2D LOG CMD

• Historic Roots: The 2d Marine Logistics Command (2d MLG or 2D LOG CMD) traces its origins to the 2d Service Battalion, activated in 1941 at Camp Elliott, California, providing crucial support during World War II. • World War II Service: Units that would later make up 2d MLG participated in key Pacific campaigns, including Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Saipan, Tinian, and Okinawa, providing logistics and combat support under fire. • Korean War Contributions: The unit’s legacy includes participation in the Inchon Landing and the Chosin Reservoir campaign, supporting Marines in some of the harshest conditions faced in the Corps’ history. • Cold War Expansion: During the Cold War, the unit’s logistics capabilities expanded to include medical, engineering, and supply services, making it a multifaceted support command. • Modern Structure: Today, 2d MLG is headquartered at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, and is a major subordinate command of II Marine Expeditionary Force (II MEF). • Operation Iraqi Freedom: 2d MLG units provided vital logistics support during the initial invasion in 2003 and throughout sustained operations in Iraq, earning unit commendations for their service. • Humanitarian Missions: The unit has responded to multiple humanitarian crises, including disaster relief operations in Haiti following the 2010 earthquake, showcasing its versatility beyond combat support. • Technological Pioneers: 2d MLG has been at the forefront of implementing new logistics technologies, such as advanced supply chain software, rapid deployment vehicles, and expeditionary energy systems. • Training and Readiness: The command regularly conducts large-scale logistics exercises, such as Bold Alligator, to hone its ability to support Marine Air-Ground Task Forces in expeditionary environments. • Motto and Ethos: 2d MLG’s motto is “Excellence in Logistics Support,” reflecting its commitment to ensuring that Marines have the supplies, medical care, maintenance, and transportation needed to accomplish any mission.