25th Trans

• Origins in World War II: The 25th Transportation Battalion traces its lineage back to its activation in 1943, where it provided critical logistical support in the Europe and Pacific theaters during World War II. • Vietnam War Service: The 25th Transportation Battalion played a vital role in Vietnam, ensuring the movement of personnel, equipment, and supplies through hazardous environments and under frequent enemy fire. • Nickname – “Roadrunners”: Members of the 25th Trans have been nicknamed “Roadrunners” for their ability to quickly and efficiently move convoys over long distances, even in hostile territory. • Participation in Operation Desert Storm: The unit deployed to Southwest Asia in 1990-1991, providing transportation support during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. • Modernization: Throughout its history, the 25th Transportation Battalion has adapted to new technologies, transitioning from traditional trucks to advanced tactical vehicles and systems. • Humanitarian Missions: In addition to combat operations, the 25th Trans has participated in disaster relief efforts, including support during hurricanes and floods, both in the United States and abroad. • Global Deployments: The unit has operated in numerous countries, from Germany to Korea, reflecting its global mission in supporting U.S. and Allied forces. • Convoy Security Innovations: The 25th Trans has been a leader in convoy security tactics, pioneering new methods for protecting supply lines from ambushes and improvised explosive devices (IEDs). • Recognition and Awards: Over its long service, the 25th Transportation Battalion has earned multiple unit citations and commendations for exceptional performance and bravery. • Commitment to Training: The unit is renowned for its rigorous training programs, ensuring that its soldiers are prepared for the challenges of modern battlefield logistics and transportation.