377th TSC

• Largest Command in the Army Reserve: The 377th Theater Sustainment Command (TSC) is the largest command in the U.S. Army Reserve, responsible for more than 32,000 soldiers and civilians. • Headquartered in New Orleans: The 377th TSC is headquartered at the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base in New Orleans, Louisiana. • Origins in WWII: The unit traces its lineage back to 1942, when it was activated as the 12th Port of Embarkation at Camp Kilmer, New Jersey, supporting logistics during World War II. • Role in Desert Storm: The 377th played a critical logistics and support role during Operation Desert Storm in 1991, ensuring supplies and equipment reached troops in the Middle East. • Katrina Response: In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the 377th TSC provided vital support to relief efforts in their home city of New Orleans. • Global Deployments: The 377th TSC has deployed soldiers to operations worldwide, including Iraq, Afghanistan, and humanitarian missions in Haiti and Africa. • Purple Heart City: New Orleans, the headquarters location, is officially designated as a "Purple Heart City," reflecting the community's strong support for veterans and the military. • Key Role in COVID-19 Response: During the COVID-19 pandemic, the 377th TSC coordinated logistics for medical supplies and personal protective equipment distribution across the United States. • Distinctive Unit Insignia: Their insignia features a gold wheel and a blue arrow, symbolizing mobility and supply, key elements of their sustainment mission. • Decorations and Honors: Throughout its history, the 377th TSC has earned multiple Army Superior Unit Awards, recognizing excellence in its mission and service.