369th Sustaintment Brigade, 10th Mountain

• Harlem Hellfighters Legacy: The 369th Sustainment Brigade traces its lineage to the famed 369th Infantry Regiment, known as the "Harlem Hellfighters," an African-American unit celebrated for its valor in World War I and II. • Modern Mission: The 369th Sustainment Brigade is a New York Army National Guard unit responsible for providing logistical support, including supply, maintenance, and transportation, to units such as the 10th Mountain Division. • World War I Heroics: The original 369th fought on the front lines for 191 days during WWI, longer than any other American unit, and never lost a trench or a man to capture. • Distinctive Insignia: The brigade’s insignia features a stylized “NY” and the Statue of Liberty’s torch, symbolizing both New York pride and a legacy of freedom. • Post-9/11 Deployments: The 369th Sustainment Brigade has supported multiple overseas operations, including deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, providing vital sustainment support for combat operations. • Katrina Response: Elements of the 369th were mobilized for Operation Katrina, assisting with rescue, recovery, and humanitarian aid after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. • Female Leadership: The brigade has been recognized for having some of the first female African-American commanders in the New York Army National Guard. • Supporting the 10th Mountain Division: The brigade frequently trains with and supports the 10th Mountain Division, known for its rapid deployment and cold-weather expertise. • Community Engagement: The 369th regularly participates in community events, parades, and ceremonies in New York City, maintaining a strong connection with local citizens. • Harlem Homecoming: The unit’s armory is located in Harlem, New York, continuing the historic connection to the community from which the original Hellfighters were formed.