FLSG-B

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Branch

U.S. Marine Corps

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About FLSG-B

**Force Logistics Support Group Bravo (FLSG-B)** was a key logistics unit within the United States Marine Corps, most notably active during the Vietnam War. Established to provide comprehensive supply, maintenance, and transportation support, FLSG-B was initially stationed at Red Beach, Da Nang. The unit played a vital role in sustaining Marine combat operations in I Corps Tactical Zone, ensuring the continuous flow of ammunition, fuel, rations, and equipment. FLSG-B’s efficient logistical operations were instrumental in supporting both ground and air units, contributing significantly to the overall effectiveness of Marine Corps missions in Vietnam.

Unit Members

Thomas Watson

U.S. Marine Corps

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James Kent

U.S. Marine Corps

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Photos

U.S. Marine Corps • 1976

About FLSG-B

About this Unit

Historical Facts

• Origin of the Name: FLSG-B stands for Force Logistics Support Group Bravo, a unit designation commonly used by the United States Marine Corps for deployed logistics support elements. • Desert Storm Deployment: FLSG-B played a critical role in Operation Desert Storm (1991), providing crucial logistics, maintenance, and supply support to frontline Marine forces. • Task Organization: FLSG-B was typically a composite unit, task-organized from elements of various Marine Logistics Groups (MLGs) to meet specific operational requirements. • Support Role: The unit was responsible for a wide range of functions, including transportation, supply, maintenance, engineering, and medical support to Marine Air-Ground Task Forces (MAGTFs). • Humanitarian Missions: FLSG-B units have participated in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations, including providing aid in the aftermath of natural disasters. • Nickname: FLSG-B was sometimes informally referred to as "Bravo Support," symbolizing their can-do attitude and reliability. • Afghanistan Operations: Elements organized as FLSG-B provided logistics support during the early phases of Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. • Innovations in Logistics: FLSG-B units have been at the forefront of adopting new logistics technologies, such as convoy tracking systems and improved supply chain management tools. • Joint Operations: FLSG-B has frequently worked alongside Army, Navy, and coalition logistics units in joint and combined operations, highlighting the importance of interoperability. • Legacy: Although unit designations have changed over time, the legacy and lessons learned from FLSG-B continue to influence Marine Corps logistics doctrine and organization today.