The first Remote Maintenance Distribution Cell-Ukraine began operation in south-eastern Poland to provide weapons and equipment assistance to Ukraine Armed Forces by Soldiers from 87th Division Sustainment Support Battalion and 16th Sustainment Brigade in May 2022.
Representing U.S. Army Europe and Africa, the Knight’s Lair Warrior Restaurant in Baumholder is preparing to compete in the upcoming Department of the Army 56th Annual Philip A. Connelly Award for Excellence in Food Service Competition scheduled for early next year. And it all starts with their Thanksgiving meal celebration.
The 21st Theater Sustainment Command hosted two events in honor of Women’s Equality Day, hosted by the 7th Mission Support Command at the Armstrong Club on Aug. 18, and the 16th Sustainment Brigade at the Wagon Wheel Theater on Aug. 24. Women’s Equality Day is celebrated across the nation on Aug. 26 to commemorate the passing of the 19th Amendment, which allows women the right to vote.
Soldiers assigned to the 421st Medical Battalion (Multifunctional) participated in a technical training exercise during MILITARY DOCTOR 23 at Training Area Jezewo near Lodz, Poland, from July 21-29, 2023.

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This year, 21st TSC is hosting an Angel Tree for the children within our formation. The Angel Tree is a donation based program where gifts are donated and distributed to children who families requested gifts for the holiday season. https://t.co/fxDUJKK56t
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The primary of this Standards Book is to educate and instill upon all Soldiers of the 21st TSC the basic standards for individual discipline, appearance, conduct, and military customs and courtesy established by Army Regulations and policies. https://t.co/Hd41t7OT2d https://t.co/Q5xvUD8CUz The primary of this Standards Book is to educate and instill upon all Soldiers of the 21st TSC the basic standards for individual discipline, appearance, conduct, and military customs and courtesy established by Army Regulations and policies.

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The primary of this Standards Book is to educate and instill upon all Soldiers of the 21st TSC the basic standards for individual discipline, appearance, conduct, and military customs and courtesy established by Army Regulations and policies. https://t.co/Hd41t7OT2d https://t.co/Q5xvUD8CUz The primary of this Standards Book is to educate and instill upon all Soldiers of the 21st TSC the basic standards for individual discipline, appearance, conduct, and military customs and courtesy established by Army Regulations and policies.

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Check out this hightlight of SFC Terysa King, 21st TSC Public Affiars NCOIC! https://t.co/eBd7wXaN1t
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Check out this hightlight of SFC Terysa King, 21st TSC Public Affiars NCOIC! https://t.co/eBd7wXaN1t
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Soldiers from the 18th Military Police Brigade share what they are thankful for across the brigade. https://t.co/InoGs7QBPP
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Soldiers from the 18th Military Police Brigade share what they are thankful for across the brigade. https://t.co/InoGs7QBPP
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RT @21stTSCCG: Many thanks to the Dining Facility Staff that worked extremely hard to make this #Thanksgiving special for our Soldiers and…
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RT @21stTSCCG: Many thanks to the Dining Facility Staff that worked extremely hard to make this #Thanksgiving special for our Soldiers and…
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O’Neill served in command until 17 September 1959. The heritage of the COMZ lives on in the 21st Theater Sustainment Command.
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O’Neill served in command until 17 September 1959. The heritage of the COMZ lives on in the 21st Theater Sustainment Command.
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Under O’Neill’s command, the COMZ expanded its mission from creating and operating a line of communication across France to providing logistical support for all US Army Europe units and installations in Germany as well.
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#OnThisDay - Major General Edward J. O’Neill assumed command of the Communications Zone, Europe (COMZ) on 23 November 1957. Born in St. Albans, Vermont, O’Neill commissioned as an infantry officer through the University of Vermont in 1924. https://t.co/OeSl2LNKbI #OnThisDay - Major General Edward J. O’Neill assumed command of the Communications Zone, Europe (COMZ) on 23 November 1957. Born in St. Albans, Vermont, O’Neill commissioned as an infantry officer through the University of Vermont in 1924. https://t.co/OeSl2LNKbI
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Under O’Neill’s command, the COMZ expanded its mission from creating and operating a line of communication across France to providing logistical support for all US Army Europe units and installations in Germany as well.
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#OnThisDay - Major General Edward J. O’Neill assumed command of the Communications Zone, Europe (COMZ) on 23 November 1957. Born in St. Albans, Vermont, O’Neill commissioned as an infantry officer through the University of Vermont in 1924. https://t.co/OeSl2LNKbI #OnThisDay - Major General Edward J. O’Neill assumed command of the Communications Zone, Europe (COMZ) on 23 November 1957. Born in St. Albans, Vermont, O’Neill commissioned as an infantry officer through the University of Vermont in 1924. https://t.co/OeSl2LNKbI
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By the middle of November 1944, the Red Ball Express operation began to end as engineers and logisticians were able to use rail and barge systems east of Paris as facilities were liberated and repaired. https://t.co/wRxsfns8HP By the middle of November 1944, the Red Ball Express operation began to end as engineers and logisticians were able to use rail and barge systems east of Paris as facilities were liberated and repaired. https://t.co/wRxsfns8HP
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