Eight ounces of water flows through a K-Cup in Kandahar. A bag of Boca Java gets ripped open near the Pentagon. A sip of Starbucks hits a weary traveler’s lips in a stateside airport.

For 73 years, the USO has been by the side of America’s troops and their families. And that often results in offering them a cup of coffee. On National Coffee Day, here are three numbers to know involving the USO’s coffee distribution.

4,936

That’s how many pounds of coffee Starbucks donates to USO locations in the Mideast so far this year. When you add in the 4,600 K-Cups and 400 VIA instant coffee packets, that’s 11,850 cups of just donated Starbucks coffee for troops downrange to date this year, not including the other in-kind donations those locations receive.

1,440

That’s the number of coffee makers the USO2GO program has shipped troops at remote locations across the globe over the eight year’s of the program’s existence. These USO-in-a-box-style shipments also include 100 pounds of coffee upon request. They may not have many comforts of home, but thanks to the modern marvel of shipping (and airdrops), they have the ability to make a cup of joe.

4

The number of continents where the USO currently serves coffee: North America, Asia, Europe and Africa. It’ll be five, soon (we’re looking at you, Australia).