What does CEB stand for?

Combat Equipment Battalion

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In a separate ceremony on 24 May at Hammonds Barracks in Seckenheim, Germany, combat equipment battalions in Livorno, Italy; Bettembourg, Luxembourg; Eygelshoven, The Netherlands; and Hythe, England, were named as field support battalions under the Army Field Support Brigade-Europe (AFSB-E).

Army field support command units established in Europe and Iraq

Long before the ramp of the USNS Dahl came down in Livorno, Italy, the teamwork of Military surface Deployment and Distribution Command's 839th Transportation Battalion and Combat Equipment Battalion Livorno was at work.

Teamwork eases challenge of moving battle-damaged equipment

A key player in the operation was the Army Material Command's Combat Equipment Battalion, from Hythe, England.

Yokohama, Japan: MTMC transporters move watercraft to shore storage