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156th Maint

U.S. Army

The 156th Maintenance Company (156th Maint) is a support unit within the United States Army National Guard, with a primary mission of providing field-level maintenance and logistics support to ensure operational readiness of military equipment. Established in the mid-20th century, the unit has served in various domestic and overseas operations, supporting both peacetime missions and combat deployments. Members of the 156th Maint have played crucial roles in operations such as Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, maintaining vehicles, weapons systems, and other essential assets. The unit continues to uphold a tradition of excellence, adapting to new technologies and challenges in support of Army missions worldwide.

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Origins: The 156th Maintenance Company (156th Maint) traces its roots to the post-World War II era, serving as a vital support element within various Army and National Guard structures.
Location: Historically, the unit has been based in multiple locations, including Louisiana, with connections to the Louisiana Army National Guard.
Vietnam War Service: Some iterations of the 156th Maint were activated for service during the Vietnam War, providing crucial maintenance and logistical support for deployed forces.
Hurricane Katrina Response: The unit played a significant role in disaster relief efforts following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, assisting with vehicle recovery and equipment repairs.
Operation Iraqi Freedom: Elements of the 156th Maint have been deployed to Iraq, where they maintained and repaired a wide array of military vehicles and equipment under combat conditions.
Multi-Mission Capability: The company specializes in maintenance support for wheeled and tracked vehicles, communications equipment, and a variety of armaments.
Training Exercises: The 156th Maint regularly participates in major training exercises such as Operation Patriot and annual National Guard training events, ensuring readiness for both state and federal missions.
Support to Civil Authorities: Beyond combat roles, the unit routinely assists local and state authorities during emergencies, including flood response and infrastructure repair.
Unit Awards: Over its history, the 156th Maintenance Company has earned multiple commendations and awards for excellence in mission accomplishment and safety.
Unit Motto: The company is known for its motto "Keep 'em Rolling," reflecting its critical role in ensuring operational vehicles and equipment for mission success.

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Clifford Nuce

U.S. Army Veteran · 1985 - 1988

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Doreen Beard

U.S. Army · 1985 - 1987

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Timothy Torey

U.S. Army · 1992 - 1994

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Jessie Gholston

U.S. Army · 1983 - 1990

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About 156th Maint

About this Unit

Historical Facts

Origins: The 156th Maintenance Company (156th Maint) traces its roots to the post-World War II era, serving as a vital support element within various Army and National Guard structures.
Location: Historically, the unit has been based in multiple locations, including Louisiana, with connections to the Louisiana Army National Guard.
Vietnam War Service: Some iterations of the 156th Maint were activated for service during the Vietnam War, providing crucial maintenance and logistical support for deployed forces.
Hurricane Katrina Response: The unit played a significant role in disaster relief efforts following Hurricane Katrina in 2005, assisting with vehicle recovery and equipment repairs.
Operation Iraqi Freedom: Elements of the 156th Maint have been deployed to Iraq, where they maintained and repaired a wide array of military vehicles and equipment under combat conditions.
Multi-Mission Capability: The company specializes in maintenance support for wheeled and tracked vehicles, communications equipment, and a variety of armaments.
Training Exercises: The 156th Maint regularly participates in major training exercises such as Operation Patriot and annual National Guard training events, ensuring readiness for both state and federal missions.
Support to Civil Authorities: Beyond combat roles, the unit routinely assists local and state authorities during emergencies, including flood response and infrastructure repair.
Unit Awards: Over its history, the 156th Maintenance Company has earned multiple commendations and awards for excellence in mission accomplishment and safety.
Unit Motto: The company is known for its motto "Keep 'em Rolling," reflecting its critical role in ensuring operational vehicles and equipment for mission success.