130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade
130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade | |
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Active | 1911-present |
Country | United State |
Allegiance | North Carolina |
Branch | Army National Guard |
Role | Maneuver Enhancement |
Size | Brigade |
Garrison/HQ | Charlotte Armory, Charlotte, NC |
Motto(s) | Ever Dependable |
Website | https://ng.nc.gov/130th-maneuver-enhancement-brigade |
Commanders | |
Current commander | LTC Robert Felicio |
Command Sergeant Major | CSM Bobby J Silvers |
Insignia | |
130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade DUI | ![]() |
The 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade is a unit in the North Carolina National Guard. The unit carries a long lineage that takes it back to the before the First World War. In 2020, the brigade was deployed for the COVID-19 response.[1] The brigade responded to Hurricane Florence in 2018[2] and Hurricane Helene in 2024.[3]
Unit History
- March 6, 1911 - Company D (Hornets' Nest Rifles), 1st Infantry Regiment, North Carolina National Guard, Charlotte, NC, served June 1916 - August 1917 Mexican Border service.[4]
- September 12, 1917 - Redesignated Company F, 105th Engineers, 30th Infantry Division. Demobilized April 28, 1919 Camp Jackson, SC.
- April 26, 1923 reorganized Company C, 105th Engineers, 30th Infantry Division. Federalized September 16, 1940
- February 16, 1942 redesignated HHC Co., 105th Engineers, 30th Infantry Division.
- August 1, 1942 redesignated Headquarters and Service Co., 105th Combat Engineer Battalion, 30th Infantry Division. Demobilized November 16, 1945 Camp Jackson, SC
- September 16, 1947 redesignated Headquarters and Service Co., 378th Combat Engineer Battalion, Federalized August 14, 1950
- October 28, 1954 redesignated Headquarters and Service Co., 105th Engineer Battalion, 30th Infantry Division. Demobilized February 22, 1955
- November 30, 1956 redesignated Headquarters Co., 105th Engineer Battalion
- November 1, 1973 redesignated HHC Co. 105th Engineer Group (separate)
- October 1, 1978 redesignated HHC, 30th Engineer Brigade. Federalized October 26, 2004 - April 23, 2006
- September 1, 2006 redesignated HHC, 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade
Subordinate Units
- 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade (NC ARNG) Charlotte Armory[5]
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company
- 690th Brigade Support Battalion Kinston Armory
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company
- Company A Edenton Armory
- Company B Farmville Armory
- 295th Signal Company
- 105th Engineer Battalion Raeford Armory
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company
- Forward Support Company
- 151st Engineer Company Laurinburg Armory
- 171st Engineer Company St. Pauls Armory
- 881st Engineer Company Rockingham Armory
- 883rd Engineer Company Winston-Salem Armory
- 505th Engineer Battalion Gastonia Armory
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company
- Forward Support Company
- 875th Engineer Company North Wilkesboro Armory
- 878th Engineer Company Kings Mountain Armory
- 882nd Engineer Company Mocksville Armory
- 258th Engineer Detachment Butner Armory
- 429th Engineer Detachment Butner Armory
- 621st Engineer Detachment
- 823rd Engineer Detachment Elkin Armory
- 1131st Engineer Detachment Mooresville Armory
- 725th Engineer Platoon Butner Armory
- 105th Military Police Battalion Asheville Armory
- Headquarters and Headquarters Company
- 210th Military Police Company Franklin Armory
- 211th Military Police Company Clyde Armory
- 514th Military Police Company CPT Christopher S. Cash Memorial Armed Forces Reserve Center | Winterville
- 1132nd Military Police Company Rocky Mount Armory
References
- ^ "NC Army and Air Guard COVID-19 Response". National Guard. June 1, 2020.
- ^ "Army Guard comm tool kit supports Florence response". National Guard. Archived from the original on 2025-04-25. Retrieved 2025-08-17.
- ^ "NC Guardsman Day 1 Response to Tropical Storm Helene". www.army.mil. 2024-10-22. Retrieved 2025-08-17.
- ^ "130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade History". 130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade. Retrieved July 8, 2025.
- ^ "130th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade". Current Ops. Retrieved July 8, 2025.