The 377th Theater Sustainment Command Shoulder Sleeve Insignia, commonly called a unit patch, was originally approved on 11 May 1966 for the 377th Support Brigade. Two interlaced red chevrons symbolize the organization’s supply and services and maintenance elements, while the two blue arrowheads represent the combat units the Command supports.
After being given its current designation in September 2007, the Command was aligned to U.S. Southern Command and deployed elements for sustainment missions in support of Operations Enduring Freedom, Iraqi Freedom, and New Dawn. Currently, the 377th TSC is assigned to the Army Service Component Command, known as U.S. Army North, and consequently its focus in recent years has been on homeland defense, carrying out Defense Support of Civil Authorities missions and participating in numerous exercises (Vibrant Response, Vigilant Shield, Ardent Sentry, etc.) to ensure readiness to provide support for operations ranging from relatively small, localized events to rapid response to catastrophes such as hurricanes, wildfires, or manmade disasters.
Whatever or wherever the mission, the 377th Theater Sustainment Command’s “Can Do, Anytime, Anywhere” philosophy means that its Officers and Soldiers never take their eyes off delivering the combat support crucial to success.
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