734th RSG Begins Mission in Central Europe Supporting V Corps and NATO
The 734th Regional Support Group has officially commenced its mission in Central Europe, taking over from the 510th RSG. This transfer is crucial for maintaining NATO's readiness and operational capabilities in the region.

On August 13, 2026, the 734th Regional Support Group (RSG) of the Iowa Army National Guard commenced its mission in Central Europe at Camp Kosciuszko, Poland. This transfer of authority from the 510th RSG includes oversight of seven forward operating sites in Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, focusing on base operating support, logistical services, and operational contract assistance for NATO partners.
The incoming commander, Col. Anthony Smithhart, emphasized the mission's significance in enhancing combat readiness and deterring threats. This transition reflects the strategic commitment of the U.S. to NATO and highlights the importance of multinational cooperation in European defense.




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