335th Transportation Co

• World War II Origins: The 335th Transportation Company traces its lineage to World War II, originally activated as a Quartermaster Truck Company in 1943. • Normandy Campaign Participation: The unit took part in the Normandy Campaign, supporting Allied forces with crucial logistical operations shortly after D-Day. • Redesignation in 1952: The company was redesignated as the 335th Transportation Company in 1952, reflecting its evolving role in the U.S. Army's transportation corps. • Vietnam War Service: The 335th provided truck transportation support during the Vietnam War, delivering supplies and equipment under hazardous conditions. • Desert Storm Support: The unit was mobilized during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm, assisting in the rapid movement of troops and materiel in the Persian Gulf. • Modern Deployments: In the 21st century, the 335th has supported missions in both Iraq and Afghanistan, showcasing adaptability to modern combat logistics. • Innovative Logistics: The company has often been recognized for creative solutions to logistical challenges, such as improvising vehicle maintenance in austere environments. • Decorations: Over its history, the 335th has received multiple commendations, including campaign streamers and unit citations for outstanding service. • Community Involvement: Stateside, the unit has been active in disaster relief operations, including hurricane responses, providing vital transport assistance to civilian agencies. • Unit Motto: The 335th lives by the ethos "Wheels of Victory," symbolizing its essential role in keeping the Army moving in both war and peace.