29th Logistics Battalion (Belgium)

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29th Logistics Battalion
ActiveJanuary 1, 1971
Country Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium
Branch Land Component
Type Logistics
Garrison/HQ Grobbendonk
Motto(s)Vis Unita Fortior(United Strength is Stronger)

The 29th Logistics Battalion (Dutch : 29 Bataljon Logistiek) is a logistics battalion in the Land Component of the Belgian Armed Forces. tasked with the storage and distribution of ammunition, fuel, Stores and providing maintenance and disposal services for the Belgian Armed Forces.

Organisation

29th Logistics Battalion comprises:


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This article represents the structure of the Belgian Armed Forces as of May 2020: