730th Transportation Co

• World War II Origins: The 730th Transportation Company traces its lineage back to World War II, when it was constituted as the 730th Quartermaster Company (Truck) and activated in 1943. • European Theater Service: The unit served in the European Theater during WWII, supporting logistics and supply efforts as Allied forces advanced across Western Europe. • Postwar Redesignation: After WWII, the company was redesignated as a Transportation Company, reflecting the broader restructuring of Army logistics units. • Korean War Involvement: The 730th was mobilized during the Korean War era, providing critical transportation support for troops and equipment. • Service in the Army Reserve: The 730th Transportation Company is a U.S. Army Reserve unit, headquartered in South Dakota, and has supported both domestic and overseas missions. • Operation Iraqi Freedom: The unit was deployed to Iraq in the early 2000s, where it conducted convoy operations, transporting supplies and equipment across hazardous routes. • Valor and Recognition: Members of the 730th have received commendations for bravery and professionalism during dangerous convoy missions in combat zones. • Community Support: The company is known for its strong ties to the local community, participating in parades, veterans’ events, and disaster response efforts in South Dakota. • Modernization: The 730th Transportation Company has kept pace with modernization efforts, operating advanced tactical vehicles like the HEMTT and Palletized Load System (PLS). • Legacy of Service: The 730th continues to uphold a legacy of excellence, adaptability, and service, supporting Army operations and humanitarian missions at home and abroad.