46th QM. National Guard

• Origins in World War I: The 46th Quartermaster Company traces its roots back to World War I, where early predecessor units provided vital supply support to American Expeditionary Forces in Europe. • National Guard Heritage: As part of the Army National Guard, the 46th QM has a dual state and federal mission, supporting both local emergencies and national defense. • World War II Service: Elements related to the 46th Quartermaster served in the European Theater, providing fuel, food, and supplies in support of combat operations. • Humanitarian Missions: The 46th QM has been activated for disaster relief, including hurricane and flood response operations, delivering essential supplies to affected communities. • Operation Iraqi Freedom: The unit deployed to the Middle East in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, managing logistics and supply chains under challenging combat conditions. • Community Engagement: The unit regularly participates in local parades, veterans’ events, and educational programs, strengthening ties with their home communities. • Fuel Distribution Experts: The 46th QM specializes in bulk petroleum supply and distribution, a critical function for keeping military vehicles and aircraft operational. • Training and Readiness: Members of the 46th QM undergo rigorous training in logistics, convoy operations, and emergency response to maintain mission readiness. • Notable Recognition: The unit and its soldiers have received commendations for excellence in logistics and support during both overseas and domestic missions. • Legacy of Service: Generations of soldiers in the 46th QM have contributed to both national defense and local support, embodying the National Guard motto, “Always Ready, Always There.”