3:319th REGT Logistical

• Origins: The 3rd Battalion, 319th Regiment (Logistical), traces its lineage to the 319th Infantry Regiment, which was first constituted in the National Army in 1917 during World War I. • World War II Service: The parent 319th Infantry Regiment was reactivated for World War II, participating in major campaigns in Europe as part of the 80th Infantry Division. • Logistical Focus: The modern 3/319th REGT specializes in logistics and sustainment training, providing essential support and expertise in supply, transportation, and maintenance operations. • Reserve Component: The unit operates primarily as a U.S. Army Reserve training battalion under the 80th Training Command, focusing on preparing soldiers for logistical roles. • Training Mission: 3/319th REGT conducts advanced individual training for soldiers in the Quartermaster and Transportation fields, ensuring the Army’s logistical backbone remains strong. • Support to Operations: Members of the 3/319th REGT have played key roles in supporting mobilizations and deployments during Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom by training and preparing logistics soldiers. • Unit Motto: The original 319th Infantry Regiment's motto, "Right To Be Proud," continues to inspire descendants like the 3/319th REGT Logistical. • Decorations: The 319th lineage includes multiple campaign streamers and decorations for service in World War I and World War II. • Community Engagement: Soldiers from the 3/319th REGT regularly participate in community service projects and Army Reserve recruiting efforts, strengthening ties with local communities. • Legacy of Adaptation: The unit exemplifies the Army’s tradition of adapting to new logistical challenges, evolving from infantry roots to a sophisticated logistical training battalion serving today’s force.