Soldiers from the 1st Infantry Division get in place to unload military vehicles Dec. 10, 2018, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The 841st and the 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Riley, Kan., worked together to receive, document, organize and ship over 2,400 pieces of equipment in support of Atlantic Resolve, a demonstration of continued U.S. commitment to NATO allies and partner nations in Eastern Europe, which involves a regular rotation of equipment and forces . The 841st was the logistics hub to receive 10 trains and line haul equipment as part of Atlantic Resolve’s ongoing mission. The 1st ID will deploy with more than 3,500 Soldiers around the end of January with approximately 85 Abrams tanks, 135 Bradley Fighting and Fire Support Vehicles, 15 Paladins and other support equipment.

Members of the 841st Transportation Battalion ride with military vehicles on a rail flatcar Dec. 10, 2018, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The 841st and the 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Riley, Kan., worked together to receive, document, organize and ship over 2,400 pieces of equipment in support of Atlantic Resolve, a demonstration of continued U.S. commitment to NATO allies and partner nations in Eastern Europe which involves a regular rotation of equipment and forces . The 841st was the logistics hub to receive 10 trains and line haul equipment as part of Atlantic Resolve’s ongoing mission. The 1st ID will deploy with more than 3,500 Soldiers around the end of January with approximately 85 Abrams tanks, 135 Bradley Fighting and Fire Support Vehicles, 15 Paladins and other support equipment.

A train brings in military equipment for an armored brigade deployment Dec. 10, 2018, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The 841st and the 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Riley, Kan., worked together to receive, document, organize and ship over 2,400 pieces of equipment in support of Atlantic Resolve, a demonstration of continued U.S. commitment to NATO allies and partner nations in Eastern Europe which involves a regular rotation of equipment and forces . The 841st was the logistics hub to receive 10 trains and line haul equipment as part of Atlantic Resolve’s ongoing mission. The 1st ID will deploy with more than 3,500 Soldiers around the end of January with approximately 85 Abrams tanks, 135 Bradley Fighting and Fire Support Vehicles, 15 Paladins and other support equipment.

Chief Warrant Officer Bryan Smith, 841st Transportation Battalion mobility officer, watches for safety as military vehicles are prepared to be unloaded Dec. 10, 2018, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The 841st and the 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Riley, Kan., worked together to receive, document, organize and ship over 2,400 pieces of equipment in support of Atlantic Resolve, a demonstration of continued U.S. commitment to NATO allies and partner nations in Eastern Europe, which involves a regular rotation of equipment and forces . The 841st was the logistics hub to receive 10 trains and line haul equipment as part of Atlantic Resolve’s ongoing mission. The 1st ID will deploy with more than 3,500 Soldiers around the end of January with approximately 85 Abrams tanks, 135 Bradley Fighting and Fire Support Vehicles, 15 Paladins and other support equipment.

A member of the 841st Transportation Battalion gives a safety briefing Dec. 10, 2018, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The 841st and the 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Riley, Kan., worked together to receive, document, organize and ship over 2,400 pieces of equipment in support of Atlantic Resolve, a demonstration of continued U.S. commitment to NATO allies and partner nations in Eastern Europe, which involves a regular rotation of equipment and forces . The 841st was the logistics hub to receive 10 trains and line haul equipment as part of Atlantic Resolve’s ongoing mission. The 1st ID will deploy with more than 3,500 Soldiers around the end of January with approximately 85 Abrams tanks, 135 Bradley Fighting and Fire Support Vehicles, 15 Paladins and other support equipment.

A Soldier from the 1st Infantry Division takes the chains off a military vehicle Dec. 10, 2018 at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The 841st and the 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Riley, Kan., worked together to receive, document, organize and ship over 2,400 pieces of equipment in support of Atlantic Resolve, a demonstration of continued U.S. commitment to NATO allies and partner nations in Eastern Europe, which involves a regular rotation of equipment and forces . The 841st was the logistics hub to receive 10 trains and line haul equipment as part of Atlantic Resolve’s ongoing mission. The 1st ID will deploy with more than 3,500 Soldiers around the end of January with approximately 85 Abrams tanks, 135 Bradley Fighting and Fire Support Vehicles, 15 Paladins and other support equipment.

Soldiers from the 1st Infantry Division move a loading ramp Dec. 10, 2018, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The 841st and the 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Riley, Kan., worked together to receive, document, organize and ship over 2,400 pieces of equipment in support of Atlantic Resolve, a demonstration of continued U.S. commitment to NATO allies and partner nations in Eastern Europe, which involves a regular rotation of equipment and forces . The 841st was the logistics hub to receive 10 trains and line haul equipment as part of Atlantic Resolve’s ongoing mission. The 1st ID will deploy with more than 3,500 Soldiers around the end of January with approximately 85 Abrams tanks, 135 Bradley Fighting and Fire Support Vehicles, 15 Paladins and other support equipment.

A Soldier from the 1st Infantry Division guides a vehicle off a train Dec. 10, 2018, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The 841st and the 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Riley, Kan., worked together to receive, document, organize and ship over 2,400 pieces of equipment in support of Atlantic Resolve, a demonstration of continued U.S. commitment to NATO allies and partner nations in Eastern Europe, which involves a regular rotation of equipment and forces . The 841st was the logistics hub to receive 10 trains and line haul equipment as part of Atlantic Resolve’s ongoing mission. The 1st ID will deploy with more than 3,500 Soldiers around the end of January with approximately 85 Abrams tanks, 135 Bradley Fighting and Fire Support Vehicles, 15 Paladins and other support equipment.

A Soldier from the 1st Infantry Division gives directions during a vehicle offload, Dec. 10, 2018, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The 841st and the 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Riley, Kan., worked together to receive, document, organize and ship over 2,400 pieces of equipment in support of Atlantic Resolve, a demonstration of continued U.S. commitment to NATO allies and partner nations in Eastern Europe, which involves a regular rotation of equipment and forces . The 841st was the logistics hub to receive 10 trains and line haul equipment as part of Atlantic Resolve’s ongoing mission. The 1st ID will deploy with more than 3,500 Soldiers around the end of January with approximately 85 Abrams tanks, 135 Bradley Fighting and Fire Support Vehicles, 15 Paladins and other support equipment.

A Soldier from the 1st Infantry Division drives a military vehicle off a train during a vehicle offload Dec. 10, 2018, at Joint Base Charleston, S.C. The 841st and the 1st Infantry Division from Ft. Riley, Kan., worked together to receive, document, organize and ship over 2,400 pieces of equipment in support of Atlantic Resolve, a demonstration of continued U.S. commitment to NATO allies and partner nations in Eastern Europe which involves a regular rotation of equipment and forces . The 841st was the logistics hub to receive 10 trains and line haul equipment as part of Atlantic Resolve’s ongoing mission. The 1st ID will deploy with more than 3,500 Soldiers around the end of January with approximately 85 Abrams tanks, 135 Bradley Fighting and Fire Support Vehicles, 15 Paladins and other support equipment.