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309th Transportation

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The 309th Transportation Company was first constituted during World War II, serving as a critical logistics unit responsible for moving troops, equipment, and supplies in support of Allied operations. Over the decades, the unit has been activated and deployed for various conflicts, including the Korean War, Vietnam War, and Operation Iraqi Freedom, adapting to evolving transportation needs on the battlefield. The company has earned numerous commendations for its efficiency and dedication under challenging conditions. Today, the 309th continues to uphold its legacy by providing essential transportation support for the U.S. Army, both at home and overseas.

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Origins in World War II: The 309th Transportation unit was originally constituted during World War II, playing a crucial role in moving troops and supplies across European theaters.
Redesignation Over Time: The unit has undergone several redesignations and reorganizations, reflecting changes in Army transportation doctrine and technology.
Role in D-Day Logistics: Members of the 309th were instrumental in supporting the logistics and transportation needs during and after the Normandy landings in June 1944.
Vietnam War Support: The 309th saw action and provided vital transportation services during the Vietnam War, moving equipment, fuel, and troops under challenging conditions.
Cold War Era Missions: Throughout the Cold War, the unit was stationed in various strategic locations, providing logistical support for NATO and U.S. forces in Europe and beyond.
Adoption of Modern Vehicles: The 309th has been at the forefront of adopting new transportation technology, including the transition from traditional trucks to advanced tactical vehicles like the HEMTT and MTVR.
Desert Storm Operations: During Operation Desert Storm, the 309th played a key role in moving vast quantities of supplies across the Middle Eastern deserts, ensuring coalition forces remained operationally effective.
Humanitarian Missions: Beyond combat operations, the 309th has participated in humanitarian and disaster relief missions, including hurricane and earthquake responses both domestically and overseas.
Training the Next Generation: The unit is known for its rigorous training programs, preparing new transportation specialists and logisticians for service in complex and dynamic environments.
Unit Motto and Esprit de Corps: The 309th Transportation is recognized for its strong esprit de corps and commitment to the motto "Move the Force," symbolizing its critical role in Army mobility and logistics.

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Coming home!

Troop G RFS 278th ACR • U.S. Army • 2010

Vic Harris, 1965 Basic Training

330th Radio Research Unit • U.S. Army • 1965

Life after service

1/3ADA SVC.BTRY Ft. Carson Colorado • U.S. Army • 2026

Boot camp

C-7-2 • U.S. Army • 1984

About 309th Transportation

About this Unit

Historical Facts

Origins in World War II: The 309th Transportation unit was originally constituted during World War II, playing a crucial role in moving troops and supplies across European theaters.
Redesignation Over Time: The unit has undergone several redesignations and reorganizations, reflecting changes in Army transportation doctrine and technology.
Role in D-Day Logistics: Members of the 309th were instrumental in supporting the logistics and transportation needs during and after the Normandy landings in June 1944.
Vietnam War Support: The 309th saw action and provided vital transportation services during the Vietnam War, moving equipment, fuel, and troops under challenging conditions.
Cold War Era Missions: Throughout the Cold War, the unit was stationed in various strategic locations, providing logistical support for NATO and U.S. forces in Europe and beyond.
Adoption of Modern Vehicles: The 309th has been at the forefront of adopting new transportation technology, including the transition from traditional trucks to advanced tactical vehicles like the HEMTT and MTVR.
Desert Storm Operations: During Operation Desert Storm, the 309th played a key role in moving vast quantities of supplies across the Middle Eastern deserts, ensuring coalition forces remained operationally effective.
Humanitarian Missions: Beyond combat operations, the 309th has participated in humanitarian and disaster relief missions, including hurricane and earthquake responses both domestically and overseas.
Training the Next Generation: The unit is known for its rigorous training programs, preparing new transportation specialists and logisticians for service in complex and dynamic environments.
Unit Motto and Esprit de Corps: The 309th Transportation is recognized for its strong esprit de corps and commitment to the motto "Move the Force," symbolizing its critical role in Army mobility and logistics.