Supply Corp

The Supply Corps, often referred to as the "Navy Supply Corps" in the United States, traces its origins back to 1795, when the position of Purveyor of Public Supplies was established to support naval operations. Over time, the unit evolved to provide comprehensive logistical support, including procurement, financial management, and supply chain operations, ensuring fleets remained combat-ready. During major conflicts such as World War II, the Supply Corps played a pivotal role in sustaining global naval operations through efficient resource management and distribution. Today, members of the Supply Corps continue to serve as the backbone of military logistics, adapting to modern challenges and supporting missions worldwide.