91st Transportation Squadron

• World War II Origins: The 91st Transportation Squadron can trace its lineage back to World War II, where its predecessor units provided critical logistics and transportation support for overseas operations. • Strategic Air Command Support: During the Cold War, the squadron played a vital role in supporting the Strategic Air Command, helping move personnel, equipment, and supplies for nuclear deterrence missions. • Vietnam War Involvement: Elements and personnel from the squadron were involved in transporting materiel and troops in support of operations during the Vietnam War era. • Base Assignments: Over the decades, the 91st Transportation Squadron has been assigned to various bases, including Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota, a key site for ICBM operations. • Missile Transport Expertise: The squadron gained specialized skills in the secure transportation of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs), a highly sensitive and critical mission. • 24/7 Operations: Known for around-the-clock operations, the 91st ensured that logistics and transportation requirements were met at all hours, often in challenging weather conditions. • Support for Presidential Missions: At times, the squadron has provided transportation support for Air Force One and other high-priority missions involving the President or senior government officials. • Humanitarian Missions: The unit has also been tasked with supporting domestic emergency responses, such as disaster relief operations, by moving supplies and personnel rapidly where needed. • Vehicle Fleet Innovations: The squadron has managed and maintained a diverse fleet of vehicles, including specialized missile transporters, and has been at the forefront of introducing new logistics technologies. • Recognition and Awards: Over its history, the 91st Transportation Squadron and its personnel have received multiple commendations and awards for exemplary service, safety, and mission accomplishment.