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Army Field Support Brigades

 

            401st FSB (South West Asia)

            402nd FSB (Iraq)

            403rd FSB (Korea)

            404th FSB (Ft. Lewis)

            405th FSB (Germany)

            406th FSB (Ft.  Bragg)

            407th FSB (Ft. Hood)

 

The Mission Statement for the 404th FSB explains what these units do[1]:

 

Execute Command and Control of subordinate commands and organizations to provide Combat Service Support capabilities to soldiers serving in Pacific AOR Combatant Commands to ensure expeditionary war-fighting readiness and leverage national logistics to sustain a transforming Army. Deploys in support of the operational headquarters with the mission of providing integrated and synchronized Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology (ALT) support in the AOR in concert with the Theater Support Command (TSC). The AFSB is ASC ‘s field integrator and is regionally aligned and focused to serve as the AMC/ASC’s bridge between the generating force and the operational force. Provides first stop for coordinating ALT capabilities in support of Joint, Interagency and Multinational (JIM) forces. Provides contingency contracting and technology support teams to the Warfighter at the point of need. Provides for and maintains Accountability for deployment support for contractors on the battlefield. Provides technical assistance to all units within the Pacific AOR to include National Guard and Reserve units during preparation for deployment, equipment fielding, Training Center rotations, RESET, reconstitution, modularity transformation, Pre-Deployment Training Equipment Sets (PDTES), Left Behind Equipment (LBE), Severe Weather Support, and Emergency Support to FEMA organizations with the Pacific AOR.  As the Senior AMC Commander in the Pacific AOR, represents the CG, AMC as the single manager for integration and synchronization of all force modernization, readiness, and sustainment actions into a single effort to enhance and support the peacetime mission and war fighting capability of the U.S. Army.

 

 

 



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