CLR-15

• Origins: Combat Logistics Regiment 15 (CLR-15) was activated on 20 October 2006 as part of the U.S. Marine Corps' logistics modernization initiative, providing critical support to I Marine Expeditionary Force (I MEF). • Location: CLR-15 is based at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California, strategically positioned to support West Coast operations and deployments. • Iraq Deployments: CLR-15 played a pivotal role in Operation Iraqi Freedom, supporting Marine forces with supply convoys, maintenance, and health services during several rotations. • Afghanistan Support: The regiment also supported Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan, providing logistics for combat operations and base sustainment in challenging environments. • Humanitarian Missions: Beyond combat, CLR-15 has participated in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief missions, including support during the 2010 Haiti earthquake response. • Subordinate Units: The regiment is composed of several subordinate units, including supply, maintenance, and medical battalions, making it a versatile logistics force. • Convoy Security: Marines from CLR-15 have been recognized for valor and professionalism in convoy security operations, often facing significant threats from IEDs and ambushes. • Innovative Logistics: CLR-15 has embraced new technologies such as advanced supply tracking and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) reconnaissance to improve logistics operations. • Training Exercises: The regiment regularly conducts large-scale field training exercises, including Integrated Training Exercise (ITX), to maintain readiness for rapid deployment. • Motto and Ethos: CLR-15's motto, "Support the Fight," reflects its commitment to ensuring that front-line Marines receive the supplies and support needed for mission success.