368th Cargo CTC

• Origins: The 368th Cargo Transportation Company (CTC) traces its lineage back to World War II logistics units, with its modern configuration activated in the U.S. Army Reserve. • Primary Mission: The unit specializes in cargo transportation, responsible for moving supplies, equipment, and provisions to support U.S. and allied operations worldwide. • Gulf War Contribution: Elements of the 368th CTC were mobilized during Operation Desert Storm, helping sustain coalition forces with critical logistics support across harsh desert environments. • Iraq and Afghanistan Deployments: The 368th CTC has deployed multiple times in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom, often transporting supplies across contested and dangerous routes. • Convoy Security: Soldiers in the 368th have trained extensively in convoy security, as cargo missions often face threats from roadside bombs and ambushes in combat zones. • Notable Recognition: Members of the unit have received Army Commendation Medals and other awards for excellence in logistics operations and for courage under fire during deployments. • Humanitarian Missions: The 368th CTC has supported disaster relief, including hurricane response missions within the United States, delivering food, water, and medical supplies to affected regions. • Modern Equipment: The company operates a fleet of advanced tactical vehicles such as the M915 tractor and M872 semi-trailer, enabling efficient movement of bulk cargo over long distances. • Training Excellence: The unit regularly participates in large-scale training exercises like Operation Patriot Press and CSTX (Combat Support Training Exercise) to maintain readiness for rapid deployment. • Community Engagement: The 368th CTC is active in supporting local communities, often participating in parades, educational events, and veteran ceremonies, reinforcing the bond between the military and civilians.