68th Transportation Company

• World War II Origins: The 68th Transportation Company was first constituted as part of the U.S. Army during World War II, providing vital logistical support to Allied operations. • Korean War Service: The unit saw active service in the Korean War, playing a crucial role in transporting troops, equipment, and supplies under difficult combat conditions. • Vietnam War Operations: The 68th Transportation Company was deployed to Vietnam, where it was responsible for convoy operations, often facing ambushes and roadside attacks. • Nickname "Road Warriors": The company earned the nickname "Road Warriors" due to its reputation for completing hazardous convoy missions in war zones. • Desert Storm Deployment: During Operation Desert Storm in 1991, the 68th supported rapid armored advances by ensuring a steady flow of fuel and ammunition to frontline units. • Humanitarian Missions: The company has participated in various humanitarian missions, including hurricane relief operations in the United States. • Distinctive Unit Insignia: The 68th Transportation Company has a unique unit crest featuring a wheel and wings, symbolizing its role in motor transport and movement. • Global Deployments: Over its history, the 68th has deployed to multiple continents, including Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, supporting both combat and peacekeeping operations. • Modernization: The company has continually upgraded its fleet, transitioning from World War II-era trucks to modern tactical vehicles like the HEMTT and PLS. • Legacy of Service: The 68th Transportation Company has received multiple unit commendations and campaign streamers, reflecting decades of dedicated service to the Army and the nation.