15th Quartermaster Battalion

• Origins in World War II: The 15th Quartermaster Battalion was originally activated during World War II, providing vital logistical support to U.S. forces in the European Theater. • Key Role in D-Day: Elements of the battalion participated in supporting the Normandy landings, ensuring front-line troops received necessary supplies during the initial beach assaults. • Support in the Cold War: After WWII, the battalion was reactivated and played a crucial role in sustaining U.S. forces stationed in Europe throughout the Cold War. • Humanitarian Missions: The 15th Quartermaster Battalion has been deployed on several humanitarian missions, including disaster relief operations in the United States and abroad. • Petroleum Supply Experts: The battalion specializes in petroleum supply and distribution, making it essential for fueling military vehicles, aircraft, and equipment. • Operations Desert Storm and Iraqi Freedom: The 15th Quartermaster Battalion provided logistical and fuel support during major conflicts in the Middle East, including the Gulf War and the Iraq War. • Distinctive Unit Insignia: The battalion's insignia features a gold wheel, symbolizing transportation and logistics, and a red background representing the Quartermaster Corps. • Training Future Leaders: Many soldiers who served in the 15th Quartermaster Battalion have gone on to become senior leaders in the U.S. Army’s logistics branches. • Stationed at Fort Gregg-Adams (formerly Fort Lee): The battalion is currently stationed at Fort Gregg-Adams, Virginia, a major center for Army logistics training and operations. • Modern Deployments: In recent years, the 15th Quartermaster Battalion has supported operations in Afghanistan and provided logistical support for NATO exercises across Europe.