2nd S&F Co., S&F Bn., Trans. Sch. Bde. USATSCH

```html • Origins: The 2nd Supply & Fiscal Company (S&F Co.) was part of the Supply & Fiscal Battalion (S&F Bn.), under the Transportation School Brigade (Trans. Sch. Bde.) at the U.S. Army Transportation School (USATSCH), located at Fort Eustis, Virginia. • Mission: The unit was responsible for providing supply and financial support to the U.S. Army Transportation School, ensuring that training operations ran smoothly and that resources were properly allocated. • Training Support: The 2nd S&F Co. played a critical role in supporting the logistical needs of thousands of students and cadre attending transportation training programs at USATSCH. • Vietnam War Era: During the buildup for and throughout the Vietnam War, the company was instrumental in preparing transportation specialists through logistical and administrative support. • Integration of Women: The Supply & Fiscal units at Fort Eustis were among the early units to integrate Women’s Army Corps (WAC) members into their ranks, reflecting broader changes in the Army. • Innovative Practices: The company was known for implementing new supply chain management techniques and fiscal accountability measures, some of which were adopted Army-wide. • Annual Inspections: The 2nd S&F Co. regularly earned commendations during annual General Inspection, Test, and Evaluation (GITE) for its outstanding operational readiness and record keeping. • Community Involvement: Members of the company actively participated in local community events and base activities, fostering strong civilian-military relations at Fort Eustis. • Unit Mascot: The company was known for its unofficial mascot, a German Shepherd named "Sergeant Fiscal," who was beloved by soldiers and staff. • Legacy: Although reorganizations eventually changed or inactivated many of these units, the 2nd S&F Co.’s legacy of professionalism and innovation left a lasting mark on the Army’s logistical and administrative practices. ```