377th Theater Sustainment Command

10/17/2026

Fall Outdoor Safety

October means cooler trail walks and peak hunting season. Because hikers, dog walkers, and hunters often share the same public lands, a little extra awareness keeps everyone safe out there.

Here is how we can all enjoy the outdoors responsibly this season:

Brighten Up: Wear blaze orange or high-visibility gear, and put an orange vest or bandana on your dog too. Leave the brown and green camouflage at home.

Speak Up: Don't be silent on the trails. Chatting, whistling, or calling out helps let hunters know you are in the area.

Stick to the Trail: Stay on established paths where other trail users and hunters expect to see human movement.

Leash Up: Keep dogs on a leash and close by to keep them safe and prevent them from wandering into active hunting zones.

Know Before You Go: Check local park schedules and hunting season dates before heading out to pick the safest times and locations.

For Hunters: Always treat every fi***rm as if it is loaded, positively identify your target and what lies beyond it, and unload before crossing obstacles or stepping near vehicles and trails.

Let's keep our forests safe, welcoming, and enjoyable for everyone this fall.

10/16/2026

Service & Community

Setting the stage for Delgado Community College’s 1st Annual Veterans Festival and Talent Showcase, the 377th Theater Sustainment Command Color Guard took center stage to present the colors, proudly representing the U.S. Army Reserve and honoring the dedication of our military community.

10/15/2026

Ready for the Future: How the Army Reserve Powers the Joint Force

At this year’s AUSA Annual Meeting, Lt. Gen. Robert D. Harter and Command Sgt. Maj. Gregory Betty highlighted how the U.S. Army Reserve is modernizing to meet evolving global demands. As America’s Army serves as the foundation of the Joint Force, Citizen-Soldiers remain vital to mission success worldwide. Check out the full story below. 👇

U.S. Army Reserve leaders used the annual Association of the United States Army (AUSA) meeting and exposition to highlight how the Army Reserve is adapting its enterprise to meet rapidly evolving Army and Joint Force demands.

10/14/2026

Strength from Within

Within the H2F framework, spiritual readiness shapes your purpose, ethics, and personal beliefs so you can navigate tough times without losing sight of who you are. Anchor your purpose. Build your resilience.

10/14/2026

NCO Leadership & the Joint Force 🔗- Link. in the comments

Noncommissioned officers are the backbone of the Army, and build the disciplined, ready Soldiers that help make the joint force prepared to win. Join Command Sergeant Major of the Army Reserve, CSM Gregory Betty, right now as he hosts "NCO Leadership and Our Pact with the Joint Force."

10/13/2026

Setting the Institution🔗- Link. in the comments

Hear how the Army Reserve continues to build ready, capable Soldiers and units for the nation. Join Lt. Gen. Robert Harter, Chief of the Army Reserve and Commanding General of U.S. Army Reserve Command, as he hosts this live event at the Association of the U.S. Army's 2026 Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington, D.C. The seminar, streams live at 10:30 a.m. EDT on Tuesday, Oct. 13. We'll share the livestream link here.
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10/12/2026

Rain didn't slow the flow

Huge congrats to the thousands of runners who conquered the 42nd annual Army Ten-Miler in Arlington this past Sunday! Taking on 10 wet, grueling miles and carrying that energy straight into the U.S. Army Reserve tent to celebrate proved what true resilience and camaraderie look like. If you can power through that, you can handle anything this week throws at you. Hooah!

10/10/2026

Darker Evenings = Hidden Yard Hazards 🍂

As daylight shrinks, heading up the driveway after dark gets trickier. Here are 4 quick ways to keep your walkways safe this fall:
🎃Upgrade your lighting: A single porch light leaves blind spots. Add path lights or motion sensors so steps aren't hidden in shadows.
🎃Clear wet leaves: Decomposing leaves and pine needles turn slick as ice on wood and concrete—sweep paths weekly.
🎃Mark uneven edges: Paint shifting pavers or single garden steps with high-visibility, slip-resistant outdoor paint.
🎃Tame decoration cords: Keep Halloween extension cords off walkways, or secure them under heavy-duty rubber cord covers.

Stay safe out there! 🍁👟

10/09/2026

NCO Rising

Team 377 came together to celebrate Sgt. Armani Walker on her promotion from Specialist to Sergeant. As a vital member of the command's Staff Judge Advocate section, Sgt. Walker consistently demonstrates the dedication, sharp legal expertise, and leadership needed to excel in the Noncommissioned Officer Corps.

10/08/2026

Be Ready. Stay Safe.

With Hurricane Isaias approaching the southern region, priority number one is the safety and accountability of our personnel, families, and communities.

• Secure: Prep your home, charge mobile devices, and verify disaster supplies.
• Connect: Reach out to family members, friends, team members, and neighbors who may require extra support.
• Report: Contact your leadership with status updates and safe haven locations.

Should an official ADPAAS (Army Disaster Personnel Accountability and Assessment System) event go live for Tropical Storm Isaias, all Soldiers, DA Civilians, and family members in impacted areas will be required to report their status.