310th ESC

310TH/316TH FIELD FEEDING TEAM INTEGRATE AT OSJ

CAMP SHELBY, Miss. – Life in the field as a culinary specialist can be hectic – feeding large groups of Soldiers in tough field conditions has its challenges. Soldiers of the 771st and 786th Field Feeding teams from the 310th and 316th Expeditionary Sustainment Commands are doing exactly that in support of Operation Sentinel Justice, working in the humid heat of Mississippi.

The two teams have combined to feed Soldiers in the field, all while being evaluated on their performance as a unit. The days are long, and the heat intense, as they deal with multiple relocations in the field, counter unmanned aerial systems (UAS) attacks, and a multitude of other training: all while maintaining their regular duties feeding Soldiers of the exercise.

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316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary) 377th Theater Sustainment Command U.S. Army Reserve Camp Shelby Joint Forces Training Center

310th and 316th ESC field feeding teams integrate at Sentinel Justice CAMP SHELBY, Miss. – Life in the field as a culinary specialist can be hectic – feeding large groups of Soldiers in tough field conditions has its challenges. Soldiers of the 771st and 786th Field Feeding teams from the 310th and 316th Expeditionary Sustainment Commands are doing exactly that in...

310TH VALUES COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS

Friday, June 5th, 2026, members of the 310th HHC participated in a golf scramble with community partners. The event, aimed at continuing and strengthening community partnerships, was held in honor of both the Army’s 251st Birthday and America's 250th birthday.

In attendance were members of the Lawrence, Indiana, Police and Fire Departments. Also participating were teams from the Indianapolis detachment, 4th Marine Division, 14th Marines, and 3rd Brigade Ordinance, 94th Training Division.

The 310th ESC Chief of Staff, Col. William Christensen, gave remarks prior to the event on why community relations are important, and the honor of celebrating the birth of this Army and our great nation.

The event was an overwhelming success, and we congratulate the winning teams of the scramble:

1st Place: Lawrence Police Dept

2nd Place: Lawrence Fire Dept

3rd Place: 3rd BDE OD / 94th TD

377th Theater Sustainment Command U.S. Army Reserve

38TH RSG HOLDS CHANGE OF COMMAND AT WV CAPITOL

On 07 June 2026, the 38th Regional Support Group held its change-of-command ceremony between Col. Steve Bohman and Colonel Jerry England.

Presiding over the ceremony, Brig. Gen. Stephen Pazak gave remarks during the ceremony held at the West Virginia Capitol building in Charleston. The 38th was honored to have Ohio Army Reserve Ambassador, retired Command Sgt. Maj. Ralph Veppert, in attendance at the event.

We wish Col. Bohman and his family much success in his new role at the 451st ESC, and look forward to Col. England’s leadership in the coming years.

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377th Theater Sustainment Command U.S. Army Reserve 451st Expeditionary Sustainment Command

38TH RSG CHANGE OF COMMAND AT WV CAPITOL On 07 June 2026, the 38th Regional Support Group held its change-of-command ceremony between Col. Steve Bohman and Colonel Jerry England. Presiding over the ceremony, Brig. Gen. Stephen Pazak gave remarks during the ceremony held at the West Virginia Capitol building in Charleston. The 38th was hono...

643RD HOLDS CHANGE OF COMMAND CEREMONY

The 643rd Regional Support Group, out of Columbus, OH, held a change of command ceremony on Saturday, June 6th, 2026.

Outgoing 643rd RSG Commander, Col. David Haynes, spoke about the importance of staying technologically ahead of the curve and aware of the dangers of current trends as he addressed the troops.

Incoming commander, Col. Louis Foust, formerly of the 377th Theater Sustainment Command, shared his excitement and willingness to continue the foundation set by Col. Haynes.

The change of command is a time-honored military tradition that formally transfers authority and responsibility of a unit from one commander to another, ensuring the unit is never without leadership. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the formation snapped to attention and sounded off with the 643rd RSG motto: One team. One Fight.

(📸by: Sgt. 1st Class David Graves)

377th Theater Sustainment Command U.S. Army Reserve

354TH QUARTERMASTER GROUP HOLDS CHANGE OF COMMAND

Conducted on the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day invasion, June 6th, 2026, the 354th Quartermaster Group held its change of command ceremony between Col. Heather Roelker and Col. Charles Griswold. Presiding over the ceremony was 310th ESC’s Brig. Gen. Stephen Pazak.

The 354th was also honored to have attending the ceremony: Maj. Gen. John Dreska, Director of Plans and Readiness for the Headquarters, Department of the Army, and Ohio Army Reserve Ambassador, retired Command Sgt. Maj. Ralph Veppert.

Through Colonel Roelker’s tenure, she has led more than 1,000 Soldiers through training exercises, including Mojave Falcon, Sentinel Justice, QLLEX, multiple CTC rotations, and two years of operations as a Contingency Response Force. She has overseen four unit mobilizations and spearheaded the 354th's own Liquid Gold Operation, moving more than 2.1 million gallons of fuel and producing over 87,000 gallons of water.

We would like to thank Col. Roelker for her leadership and wish her family the best in their future endeavors.

We welcome incoming Group Commander Col. Griswold and family to the Brickyard Nation family, and look forward to his leadership in the coming years.

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377th Theater Sustainment Command U.S. Army Reserve

354TH QUARTERMASTER GROUP HOLDS CHANGE OF COMMAND Held on the 82nd anniversary of the D-Day invasion, June 6th, 2026, the 354th Quartermaster Group held its change of command ceremony between Col. Heather Roelker and Col. Charles Griswold. Through Colonel Roelker’s tenure, she has led more than 1,000 Soldiers through training exercises, including...

55TH HOLDS NCO INDUCTION CEREMONY

Held June 26th, at Ft Knox, Ky, the Noncommissioned Officer Induction Ceremony marks a Soldier’s formal transition into the esteemed Corps of Noncommissioned Officers. Newly promoted NCOs, joined by fellow NCOs from the 55th Sustainment Brigade, participated in the ceremony, which serves to educate new leaders and reaffirm for seasoned NCOs the profound responsibility carried by those known as the backbone of the Army. This longstanding Army tradition not only welcomes the next generation of leaders into the Corps but also honors the legacy and service of the NCOs who have come before them.

(Photos courtesy of: Sgt. 1st Class Eddrenia Scott)

377th Theater Sustainment Command U.S. Army Reserve

310TH SUPPORT MAINTENANCE COMPANY ATTENDS JRTC

The ability to service, repair, and maintain equipment is paramount. Support Maintenance Companies (SMCs) are designed to keep combat and support units operational by repairing and returning equipment to service. The service they provide enables equipment to operate to its fullest capability and to continue the mission.

The 818 SMC has spent the past few weeks immersed in the Joint Readiness Training Center's (JRTC) premier training rotation at Ft Polk, LA. JRTC’s training events are built to put units to the test in an austere simulated combat environment. The 818 SMC was there to show out, demonstrating their capabilities in the southern heat of Louisiana.

JOB WELL DONE 818 SMC!

(📸 by Staff Sgt. Erika Whitaker)



JRTC and Fort Polk 377th Theater Sustainment Command U.S. Army Reserve

310TH ATTENDS THE 110TH INDY 500

Members of the 310th ESC were honored to join service members from every branch participating in a lap around the track and marching down the speedway prior to the race start on Sunday, May 21st.

The event was truly an awesome experience, featuring aircraft displays from the 38th CAB and a motivating speech from the Director of the Army National Guard, Lieutenant General Jon Stubbs.

We're proud to have participated in the 110th running of the Indy 500!



377th Theater Sustainment Command U.S. Army Reserve