7th ARCOM

The shoulder sleeve insignia worn by 7th ARCOM
soldiers consists of a red-bordered yellow shield with
a blue castle wall and tower surmounted by a white
silhouetted Minuteman’s head detailed in blue. Red,
white and blue represent the colors of the United States
of America, while gold is symbolic of excellence. The
Minuteman, a symbol of combat readiness, recalls the
heritage of the USAR. The castle wall alluding to
Europe and representing defense, symbolizes the command’s
mission to defend the European front. The seven
embattlements on the wall and tower are indicative
of the unit’s numerical designation.

The 7th U.S. Army Reserve Command (ARCOM) consists
of 22 drilling reserve units, with over 900 soldiers,
located throughout Germany and in Vicenza, Italy. The
7th ARCOM provides U.S. Army Europe (USAREUR) with
trained and ready units. As the Army’s only reserve
command totally stationed on foreign soil, the command’s
citizen-soldiers are “An Ocean Closer” to the world’s
potential trouble spots. Like our motto, “All Ready, Already Here,”
our units serve proudly alongside their parent active component USAREUR units.

Units
MED SPT UNIT (EUR) CMR 442
MI GP-EUR Unit 29351
SETAF Aug Unit 31401
1st AD ROC Unit 24319
7th JTF Unit 29238
10th LOG Unit 29238
280th ROC Unit 30005
301st ROC (DIV) Unit 27547
309th RAOC CMR 412
313th ROC CMR 429
317th RAOC Unit 29623
330th ROC CMR 429
345th RAOC
454th Repl Co Unit 7330
464th AG Repl Co CMR 429
663rd MCT Unit 31401
793rd MCT CMR 429
1172d Trans Det (MCT) Unit 27563
1177th MCT KSRD CMR 429
3747th TNG BDE Unit 28130