246th Quarter Master Co

• World War II Origins: The 246th Quartermaster Company traces its lineage back to World War II, where quartermaster units played a crucial role in supplying Allied forces across the European and Pacific theaters. • Role in Operation Iraqi Freedom: The 246th deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, providing vital logistical support—including fuel, water, and supplies—to combat units in the region. • Expeditionary Capabilities: The company is trained for rapid deployment, able to establish supply points and sustain operations in austere environments anywhere in the world. • Hurricane Katrina Response: The 246th Quartermaster Company was activated to provide disaster relief during Hurricane Katrina, aiding in the distribution of water, food, and essential supplies to affected populations. • Fuel Distribution Expertise: Known as a “Petroleum Supply” unit, the 246th specializes in bulk fuel storage and distribution, critical for keeping Army vehicles and aircraft operational. • Joint-Service Operations: The unit often works alongside other branches of the U.S. military and allied forces during large-scale exercises and missions, enhancing interoperability and logistics efficiency. • Community Engagement: Members of the 246th regularly volunteer in local communities, participating in parades, educational events, and veteran support activities. • Modernization Initiatives: The company has been at the forefront of integrating advanced logistics technology, such as automated inventory management and GPS tracking for convoys. • Recognition and Awards: The 246th has received several commendations for outstanding service, including unit citations for exemplary performance during overseas deployments. • Tradition of Excellence: The 246th Quartermaster Company upholds a strong tradition of dedication, integrity, and teamwork, living by the Quartermaster Corps motto: "Supporting Victory."