US Army Activates New Units in Europe to Support Poland The Army Reserve actuated seven new units this week, including a provincial care group equipped for supporting a large number of warriors, for example, those in Poland, where troops are conveyed to hinder Enemy exercises.
Col. Scott K. Thomson, representative leader of the seventh Mission Support Command, managed the initiation service for the 510th Regional Support Group and six subordinate units at U.S. Armed force Garrison Rheinland-Pfalz, Sembach Kaserne.
"It's winding up progressively certain that our Army Reserve units and Soldiers in Europe are fundamental to the security stance to European Command, NATO and United States Army Europe," Thomson was cited as saying in an Army proclamation. (stripes.com)
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