Combat Logistics Battalion 7

Combat Logistics Battalion 7 CLB-7 Coat Of Arms

A medieval dagger centered in the horizon of the desert sunset.

The dagger represents the battalion call sign "Dagger" and follows from the sword that was found in the battalion's previous CSSG-1 Coat of Arms. An Eagle, Globe, and Anchor is centered on the dagger's hilt symbolizing the battalion as a Marine Corps unit. The desert setting symbolizes the deserts of Kuwait and Iraq where the battalion provided "Combat Service Support-From One Desert to Another" d

uring operation Iraqi Freedom. In the center background of the crest, an M88 tank retriever tows an M1A1 Main Battle Tank and represents the battalion’s Support Company with the world's finest combat mechanics. In the crest's forefront an MTVR and LVS conduct a motorized transportation mission during combat operations. The mission was a hallmark of the battalion’s support during Operation Iraqi Freedom and remains a Mission Essential Task for the battalion today. In the rear of the crest, a Ch-53 helicopter flies through the sky transporting supplies to forward units. This symbolizes the flexibility of the battalion to provide support during combat and the battalion's ability to task capability for any mission. At the bottom of the scene marks the scroll, PREPARUS AD BELLUM, "Prepare for War"; SIRVIR EN PAX, "Serve in Peace." The six words in the unit's motto coincide with the six functions of combat service support. The top scroll displays the letters "CLB-7", the proud organization of highly skilled Marines and Sailors THAT STAND READY TO SUPPORT I MEF UNITS AT MCAGCC OR ANY FOREIGN SHORE

Combat Logistics Battalion 7 representing at the San Diego Fleet Week!
11/10/2023

Combat Logistics Battalion 7 representing at the San Diego Fleet Week!

10/03/2023

MAI 1stSgt King monitoring shallow water grappling during NCO Development PT.

1stSgt O’Grady and 1stSgt King teaching our future leaders how to properly conduct a counseling session.
09/29/2023

1stSgt O’Grady and 1stSgt King teaching our future leaders how to properly conduct a counseling session.

NCOs conducting PT during the NCO Development Course
09/29/2023

NCOs conducting PT during the NCO Development Course

Chaplain Sundermyer teaching Trama Informed Leadership during the NCO Development 2-23.
09/29/2023

Chaplain Sundermyer teaching Trama Informed Leadership during the NCO Development 2-23.

CLB-7 took 1st place in the Commander’s Cup Soccer League! Great work!
06/09/2023

CLB-7 took 1st place in the Commander’s Cup Soccer League! Great work!

On April 26, 2023, Marines from Combat Logistics Battalion 7 executed tables 3-6 of the Combat Marksmanship Program (CMP...
05/03/2023

On April 26, 2023, Marines from Combat Logistics Battalion 7 executed tables 3-6 of the Combat Marksmanship Program (CMP). This included both day and night shooting engaging targets from 10 to 400 meters.

The CMP is an annual requirement designed to sustain and build weapon proficiency in a dynamic environment.

LCpl Jahdiel Morera-Ramos and Cpl Hailee Thompson were selected as the MCAGCC Junior Service Member and the Non-Commissi...
04/03/2023

LCpl Jahdiel Morera-Ramos and Cpl Hailee Thompson were selected as the MCAGCC Junior Service Member and the Non-Commissioned Office of the 1st Quarter of 2023, respectively.

The ASYMCA, along with First Command, Horse of the Sun Ranch, Twentynine Palms Band of Mission Indians, and USAA hosted an event to celebrate our outstanding Marines on 15 March. CLB-7 was honored that our Marines were recognized for their hard work and dedication.

LCpl Morera-Ramos was present to accept his certificates, Cpl Thompson was unable to attend and her certificates were accepted by Capt Gianopoulos and 1stSgt Foraker in lieu.

We are incredibly proud of LCpl Morera-Ramos’ accomplishment in being recognized as the Service Member of the Quarter. H...
03/21/2023

We are incredibly proud of LCpl Morera-Ramos’ accomplishment in being recognized as the Service Member of the Quarter. His achievements are a testament to his hard work and dedication to CLB-7.

03/02/2023

The Active Duty Fund Drive (ADFD) to support NMCRS is underway! We appreciate your donations which support important NMCRS programs that make a BIG difference in the lives of Sea Service members near and far. Thank you for giving! https://www.nmcrs.org/adfd

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MCAGCC
Twentynine Palms, CA
92278

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Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 7am - 4pm
Thursday 7am - 4pm
Friday 7am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm
Sunday 7am - 2pm

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