CLB-3

• Origins: Combat Logistics Battalion 3 (CLB-3) was officially activated on 26 June 2008 at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Kaneohe Bay, as part of the expansion and reorganization of Marine Corps logistics units to better support operational needs. • Legacy: CLB-3 traces its lineage to earlier logistics units in the Pacific, particularly supporting 3rd Marine Regiment and Marine Forces Pacific operations. • First Deployment: CLB-3's first major deployment was to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, providing logistics support to Marine and coalition units. • Unit Motto: Their motto, "Warriors Deliver", underscores the critical role of logistics in enabling Marine combat operations. • Expeditionary Capability: CLB-3 specializes in expeditionary logistics, including supply, maintenance, transportation, engineering, and health services, often operating in austere environments. • Pacific Presence: Based in Hawaii, CLB-3 plays a vital role in supporting Marine forces throughout the Indo-Pacific region, including exercises and humanitarian missions. • Humanitarian Assistance: CLB-3 has participated in numerous humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations, such as typhoon and earthquake responses in the Asia-Pacific. • Joint Operations: The unit regularly trains and operates with U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, and allied forces, enhancing interoperability across services and nations. • Innovation: CLB-3 has tested and implemented innovative logistics solutions, including unmanned aerial systems for resupply missions and advanced convoy tactics. • Community Involvement: While stationed at Marine Corps Base Hawaii, CLB-3 Marines are active in local community service, supporting events like school partnerships and environmental restoration projects.