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The 371st Corps Support Group was an Ohio National Guard unit out of Kettering, Ohio. It was deploy during WWII and then again for Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003. It was again deployed in support of relief efforts after Hurricane Katrina.

During OIF1 the 371st was in charge of Reception, Staging, Onward Movement and Integration (RSOI) Operations for much of Kuwait.

During Hurricane Katrin Relief efforts, the 371st assisted in maintaining Command and Control of many of the units providing food and water as well as conducting rescue operations in the Mississippi area.

The 371st Corps Support Group was changed to the 371st Sustainment Brigade in September of 2006.

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	During Hurricane Katrin Relief efforts, the 371st assisted in maintaining Command and Control of many of the units providing food and water as well as conducting rescue operations in the Mississippi area.		During Hurricane Katrin Relief efforts, the 371st assisted in maintaining Command and Control of many of the units providing food and water as well as conducting rescue operations in the Mississippi area.

	The 371st Corps Support Group was changed to the 371st Sustainment Brigade in September of 2006.		The 371st Corps Support Group was changed to the [[371st Sustainment Brigade]] in September of 2006.