407th Support Brigade (United States)

407th Army Field Support Brigade
Active	March 2005 - present
Country	United States
Allegiance	United States Army
Type	Support brigade
Role	Support
Size	Brigade
Garrison/HQ	Ft. Cavazos, Texas
Motto(s)	Suscipio Militis (Support the Soldiers)
Commanders
Current commander	Col. Stacy L. Moore-Callaway
Command Sergeant Major	CSM Chesa S. Freeman
Insignia
Identification symbol	Former Unit SSI 2007-2010
Identification symbol

The 407th Army Field Support Brigade (407th AFSB) ^[1] is a support brigade of the United States Army. The Brigade was originally activated at Ft. Carson, Colorado in March 2005. The unit moved to Ft. Hood (now Cavazos), Texas in October 2007. The Brigade provided support after hurricanes Katrina and Rita, as well as the 2010 Haiti earthquake. ^[2]

Insignia

The Distinctive Unit Insignia is a gold metal pin in the style of a white, red and blue horseshoe containing the motto "Suscipio Militis" (support the soldiers). Inside the opening of the horseshoe is a gold wreath with rays leading to a blue star; under the star is a black sword. ^[3]

Former Commanders

From	To	Commander [4]
2006	2008	COL Mario Coronel
2008	2010	COL Rebecca W. Jones
2010	2012	COL Danny F. Tilzey
2012	2014	COL Steven L. Allen
2014	2016	COL Steven S. Debusk
2016	2018	COL Eric P. Shirley
2018	2020	COL Scott P. Noon
2020	2022	COL Carl E. Mason
2022	2024	COL Jennifer S. Karim
2024	present	COL Stacy L. Moore-Callaway

References

1. Col. Scott Noon, Mark Akin and Ken Wycoff (22 July 2020) Face to the Field - AFSB, CLSE Link Generating Force, Operational Force to Deliver Strategic Capabilities
2. "407th Army Field Support Brigade Unit Lineage". Army Support Command. Retrieved May 18, 2025.
3. "407TH SUPPORT BRIGADE". US Army Institute of Heraldry. October 16, 2007. Retrieved May 18, 2025.
4. "A History of Command". Army Sustainment Command. Retrieved May 18, 2025.