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1TSC provides logistics support to Juniper Caracal 2023
June 8, 2023
U.S. Army sustainers

U.S. Central Command celebrates 40th anniversary
January 4, 2023
U.S. Central Command graphic celebrating 40th anniversary

Jordanian Soldier earns Green Beret
November 22, 2022
2nd Lt. Ahmad Zaid of the Jordanian Armed Forces completed the Special Forces Qualification Course

Qatari Soldier graduates U.S. Army Ranger School
September 21, 2022
2nd Lt. Khalid M. Alkorbi (center), Qatari Joint Special Forces, graduated from U.S. Army Ranger School at Fort Benning, Georgia, September 16, 2022. He is the second soldier from Qatar to complete the elite course and earn the Ranger ta

U.S. military women show support at historic Lebanese graduation
August 2, 2022
From the left, Navy Lt. Cmdr. Kendra Carter, Air Force 1st Lt. Alydia Ball, Army National Guard 1st Lt. Ashley Estep, Coast Guard Lt. j.g. Kayla Sowers, Navy Ensign Allison Sterr, and Navy Ensign Rochelle Brown, pose for a photo during a reception following a graduation ceremony for the Lebanese Army Military Academy in Fayadiyeh, Lebanon, Aug. 1.

'Desert Medics' restart COVID-19 vaccinations in CENTCOM footprint
May 13, 2021
'Desert Medics' restart COVID-19 vaccinations in CENTCOM footprint

Polish ambassador to Kuwait tours 1st TSC's Camp Arifjan CTEF yard
April 22, 2021
Polish ambassador to Kuwait tours 1st TSC's Camp Arifjan CTEF yard

Army Reserve Soldiers in CBRN company train to save lives
February 14, 2020
379th CBRN conducts training

77th Sustainment Brigade: Lighting path for future sustainment operations in CENTCOM AOR
February 13, 2020
77th Sustainment Brigade

Patient Admin Supports World-Wide Soldier Mobility
December 23, 2019
Capt. Felicia Gilliand worked with liaisons from Canada, Romania, and Australia who wrote their own SOP's explaining how the US can facilitate moving their Service Members. “This SOP also covers troop movement to a US Role IV facility and steps to get service members to their home country, said Gilliland, adding, “These small intricacies of PAD downrange can be the difference between life and death of a patient.”