379th Transportation Co

• Origins in World War II: The 379th Transportation Company traces its roots back to World War II, when it was first constituted as the 379th Quartermaster Truck Company in 1942. • Redesignated After the War: After WWII, the unit was reorganized and redesignated several times, eventually becoming the 379th Transportation Company (Medium Truck). • Korean War Service: The company was activated for service during the Korean War, providing vital transportation and logistical support for U.S. and allied forces. • Vietnam War Deployments: Members of the 379th supported operations in Vietnam, moving supplies, ammunition, and personnel through hazardous terrain and under threat of enemy attack. • Cold War Readiness: Throughout the Cold War, the company maintained high readiness, participating in numerous exercises and being ready for rapid deployment in the event of conflict. • Desert Storm Participation: The 379th Transportation Company was mobilized during Operation Desert Storm, helping to move troops and materiel in support of coalition forces liberating Kuwait. • Operation Iraqi Freedom: The company was deployed to Iraq, where its soldiers undertook convoy operations, often facing the threat of IEDs and ambushes on supply routes. • Decorations and Honors: Over its history, the 379th has received numerous commendations and campaign streamers for its distinguished service in multiple conflicts. • Citizen-Soldiers: As a U.S. Army Reserve unit, the 379th is composed primarily of citizen-soldiers, balancing their military duties with civilian careers and family life. • Modern Missions: Today, the 379th Transportation Company continues to support training exercises, disaster relief operations, and overseas deployments, demonstrating adaptability and dedication to mission success.