100th Transportation Company

• World War II Origins: The 100th Transportation Company traces its lineage to units formed during World War II, supporting major campaigns in both the European and Pacific Theaters. • Korean War Service: The unit was activated during the Korean War, providing vital truck and logistical support for U.S. and United Nations forces throughout the conflict. • Nickname: The 100th Transportation Company has been known as the “Roadmasters” for its expertise in convoy operations and maintaining vital supply lines under difficult conditions. • Vietnam War Operations: The Company played a crucial role in Vietnam, transporting ammunition, fuel, and supplies along dangerous routes often threatened by enemy ambushes and mines. • Convoy Security Innovations: During Vietnam, the 100th helped pioneer the use of “gun trucks”—heavily armored vehicles that protected convoys from attack, a practice later adopted Army-wide. • Desert Storm Deployment: The 100th Transportation Company was mobilized for Operation Desert Storm in 1991, moving supplies across harsh desert terrain in support of coalition forces. • Humanitarian Missions: The unit has participated in numerous humanitarian relief efforts, including disaster response missions in the United States and abroad, delivering food, water, and medical supplies. • Modernization: Over the years, the 100th Transportation Company has continuously upgraded its fleet, transitioning from World War II-era trucks to modern tactical vehicles like the HEMTT and PLS. • Global War on Terror: Elements of the 100th have deployed multiple times to Iraq and Afghanistan, supporting combat and reconstruction operations by ensuring steady flow of materiel to frontline troops. • Decorations and Honors: The Company has earned several Meritorious Unit Commendations and campaign streamers, recognizing its outstanding service and dedication over decades of operation.