95th Chemical Co

• World War II Origins: The 95th Chemical Company was originally constituted during World War II as part of the U.S. Army’s expanding chemical warfare capabilities, reflecting the era’s concern over chemical weapons. • Role in Decontamination: The unit specialized in decontamination operations, including reducing chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) threats to troops and equipment. • Korean War Involvement: The 95th Chemical Company was activated and deployed to Korea, providing critical smoke operations and decontamination support during the Korean War. • Vietnam War Service: The company served in Vietnam, where it conducted smoke generation missions to protect friendly forces and obscure enemy observation during combat operations. • Distinctive Unit Insignia: The 95th Chemical Company’s insignia features a dragon, symbolizing vigilance and readiness to respond to chemical threats. • Desert Storm Deployment: The unit participated in Operation Desert Storm, assisting with CBRN defense and decontamination tasks during the liberation of Kuwait in 1991. • Modern-Day Missions: The 95th Chemical Company has been involved in homeland defense and emergency response exercises, supporting both military and civilian agencies. • CBRN Training Leadership: Renowned for its expertise, the company has trained thousands of soldiers in CBRN defense, setting standards for readiness across the Army. • Humanitarian Contributions: Members of the 95th have assisted in disaster relief efforts, using their decontamination skills to help after natural and man-made disasters. • Unit Motto: The company’s unofficial motto, "Ready to Respond," reflects its commitment to rapid deployment and effective action against CBRN threats.