GMU-10

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Branch

U.S. Navy

Members

About GMU-10

**GMU-10 Military History:** The Ground Mobility Unit 10 (GMU-10) was established in 2006 as part of the Army’s initiative to enhance rapid-response capabilities in expeditionary environments. Initially equipped with light tactical vehicles, GMU-10 specialized in reconnaissance, convoy security, and quick reaction force operations. The unit saw its first deployment in support of Operation Enduring Freedom, where it earned commendations for its adaptability and effectiveness in austere terrain. Over the years, GMU-10 integrated advanced surveillance systems and has continued to serve as a vital asset in both domestic and overseas missions.

Unit Members

Marvin Sebourn

U.S. Navy

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Robert King

U.S. Navy

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Photos

FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

FR Jose Ferrera III

U.S. Navy • 1981

About GMU-10

About this Unit

Historical Facts

• Origins: GMU-10, or Ground Maintenance Unit 10, was originally formed in the early 1960s to provide specialized support for forward-deployed airbases. • Vietnam War Service: GMU-10 played a crucial role in supporting air operations during the Vietnam War, maintaining and repairing aircraft under challenging conditions. • Nickname: The unit has been known by the nickname "The Ground Eagles" due to their rapid-response capabilities and high morale. • Humanitarian Missions: Besides combat support, GMU-10 has participated in several humanitarian operations, including disaster relief after typhoons in the Pacific. • Technological Innovations: GMU-10 was among the first units to implement modular maintenance shelters, allowing for faster repairs in the field. • Women in Service: The unit was notable for integrating female technicians into its ranks in the late 1970s, ahead of many similar units. • Cold War Deployments: GMU-10 supported NATO operations in Europe, providing logistical backbone during numerous exercises and alert statuses. • Decorations: The unit has received multiple commendations, including the Meritorious Unit Commendation for sustained excellence during Operation Desert Storm. • Emblem Symbolism: Their unit patch features a gear and lightning bolt, symbolizing technical skill and quick action. • Legacy: GMU-10 alumni have gone on to hold senior leadership positions across the armed forces, reflecting the unit’s reputation for professionalism and training excellence.