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From left to right: Lt. Gen. Ben Hodges, U.S. Army Europe Commanding General, Brig. Gen. Greg Mosser, 364th Expeditionary Sustainment Command Commanding General, and Maj. Gen. Duane Gamble, 21st Theater Sustainment Command Commanding General, are welcomed by Col. William Stubbs, 30th Medical Brigade Commander, to the 30th MB headquarters in Warsaw, Poland on June 9.

Soldiers in the 364th ESC celebrate the 241st Army Birthday in Warsaw, Poland during Anakonda 16 June 14.

Mr. James Balocki, Chief Executive Officer U.S. Army Reserve, discusses sustainment operations with U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers attached to the 364th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, Marysville, Washington, during a visit to a training site outside of Warsaw, Poland June 14, during Anakonda 16. Anakonda 16 is a Polish-led national event that seeks to train, exercise and integrate Polish national command and force structures into an Allied, joint, multinational environment. Exercises like Anakonda 16 help Army Reserve sustainment Soldiers understand how to quickly and efficiently move personnel and equipment in order to improve response time. (Photo by Capt. A. Sean Taylor, 649th RSG)

Mr. James Balocki, Chief Executive Officer U.S. Army Reserve, discusses sustainment operations with U.S. Army Reserve Staff Sgt. Donald Burton, an information technology specialist with the 364th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, Marysville, Washington, during a visit to a training site outside of Warsaw, Poland June 14, during Anakonda 16. Anakonda 16 is a Polish-led national event that seeks to train, exercise and integrate Polish national command and force structures into an Allied, joint, multinational environment. Exercises like Anakonda 16 help Army Reserve sustainment Soldiers understand how to quickly and efficiently move personnel and equipment in order to improve response time. (Photo by Capt. A. Sean Taylor, 649th RSG)

During the exercise, the 364th ESC were responsible for more than 35 sustainment units that were responsible for managing supply yards, rail port operations in Zagan and Drawsko Pomorski, sea port operations in Szczecin and ammunition supply points. The units came from the Army National Guard, active Army and the Army Reserve and include three of the ESC organic subordinate units; the 483rd Quartermaster Company, the 909th Human Resources Company and the 592nd Ordnance Company.

During the exercise, the 364th ESC were responsible for more than 35 sustainment units that were responsible for managing supply yards, rail port operations in Zagan and Drawsko Pomorski, sea port operations in Szczecin and ammunition supply points. The units came from the Army National Guard, active Army and the Army Reserve and include three of the ESC organic subordinate units; the 483rd Quartermaster Company, the 909th Human Resources Company and the 592nd Ordnance Company.

During the exercise, the 364th ESC were responsible for more than 35 sustainment units that were responsible for managing supply yards, rail port operations in Zagan and Drawsko Pomorski, sea port operations in Szczecin and ammunition supply points. The units came from the Army National Guard, active Army and the Army Reserve and include three of the ESC organic subordinate units; the 483rd Quartermaster Company, the 909th Human Resources Company and the 592nd Ordnance Company.

U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Ashley Redd, an Information Technology Specialist, with
324th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, Bravo Co., based at Fort Warden, Ga., loads a
5.56 Beryl Rifle during a friendly marksmanship competition with Polish Army Soldiers at the Warszawska Brygada Pancerna Range in Warsaw, Poland, May 28.

Polish Army Pfc. Mircim Jasek, a translator, with 1st Warsaw Armored Brigade in Warsaw, Poland, translates instructions to U.S. Army Sgt. Joseph Pischieri, a medic with the 30th Medical Brigade, located in Wiesbaden, Germany during a marksmanship competition with Polish Army Soldiers, using Polish weapons at the Warszawska Brygada Pancerna Range in Warsaw, Poland, May 28.

364th ESC Soldiers turn a field on a Polish military base near Warsaw into a tactical operations center. Nearly 200 Soldiers from the unit's headquarters worked and lived in expeditionary conditions for more than a month providing sustainment support to combat units during Anakonda 16 May 9 through June 17.

U.S. Army Reserve and U.S Army Europe Soldiers compete against Polish Army Soldiers in a Marksmanship competition at the Warszawsk Brygada Range here, May 28, 2016.

U.S. Army Reserve Pfc. James Hale, a Transportation Management Coordinator with the 3882nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, is interviewed by a Polish television reporter during Exercise Anakonda 2016 at the Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area, Poland, June 14. Hale, the son of American missionaries, was born in Poland and has lived most of his life there. He has served as a Polish translator for the soldiers in his unit during their time in Poland. Exercise Anakonda 2016 is a Polish-led, joint multinational exercise taking place throughout Poland June 7-17. The exercise involves approximately 31,000 participants from more than 20 nations. Exercise Anakonda 2016 is a premier training event for U.S. Army Europe and participating nations and demonstrates the United States and partner nations can effectively unite under a unified command while training on contemporary scenario. (U.S. Army photo by Timothy L. Hale) (Released)

U.S. Army Reserve Pfc. James Hale, a Transportation Management Coordinator with the 3882nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, is interviewed by a Polish television reporter during Exercise Anakonda 2016 at the Drawsko Pomorskie Training Area, Poland, June 14. Hale, the son of American missionaries, was born in Poland and has lived most of his life there. He has served as a Polish translator for the soldiers in his unit during their time in Poland. Exercise Anakonda 2016 is a Polish-led, joint multinational exercise taking place throughout Poland June 7-17. The exercise involves approximately 31,000 participants from more than 20 nations. Exercise Anakonda 2016 is a premier training event for U.S. Army Europe and participating nations and demonstrates the United States and partner nations can effectively unite under a unified command while training on contemporary scenario. (U.S. Army photo by Timothy L. Hale) (Released)

U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Jennifer Hoeppner, a human resource specialist with the 364th Expeditionary Sustainment Command Marysville, Washington high fives a young Polish resident during a 10-kilometer race in Sulejowek, Poland. The 364th is participating in Anakonda 16, a Polish-led national event that seeks to train, exercise and integrate Polish national command and force structures into an Allied, joint, multinational environment. (Photo by Capt. A. Sean Taylor, 649th RSG)

Retired Polish Army Colonel Krzysztof Zielinska thanks U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 364th Expeditionary Sustainment Command Marysville, Washington, for their participation in a 10-kilometer race commemorating a local town hero and his late wife, Halina, in Sulejowek June 11. The 364th ESC is currently serving in Poland in support of Anakonda 16, a Polish-led national event that seeks to train, exercise and integrate Polish national command and force structures into an Allied, joint, multinational environment. (Photo by Capt. A. Sean Taylor, 649th RSG)

U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers with the 364th Expeditionary Sustainment Command, Marysville, Washington, participate in a 10-kilometer run through the Polish town Sulejowek during Anakonda 2016, June 11. Anakonda 16 is a Polish-led national event that seeks to train, exercise and integrate Polish national command and force structures into an Allied, joint, multinational environment. (Photo by Capt. A. Sean Taylor, 649th RSG)

Polish Brig. Gen. Slawomir Wojiechowski, deputy commanding general of the Polish Armed Forces Operational Command, speaks with U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Arlan DeBlieck, commanding general of the 7th Mission Support Command and deputy commanding general of the 21st Theater Sustainment Command, during Exercise Anakonda 16 Thursday, June 2, 2016 at National Defense University in Warsaw, Poland.

Brig. Gen. Arlan DeBlieck, commanding general of the 7th Mission Support Command and deputy commanding general of the 21st Theater Sustainment Command, speaks to leaders from the 16th Sustainment Brigade during Exercise Anakonda 16 Friday, June 3, 2016 in Torun Training Area, near Toruń, Poland.

Vehicles from the U.S. Army Reserve 361st Multi Role Bridge Co., 412th Theater Engineer Command, leave the port in Szczecin, Poland Saturday, June 4, 2016 headed for Exercise Anakonda 16.

U.S. and Polish Soldiers ready a convoy of vehicles of the 361st Multi Role Bridge Co. to leave the port in Szczecin, Poland to take part in Exercise Anakonda 16.