890th Transportation Co

• World War II Origins: The 890th Transportation Company traces its lineage back to World War II, with its roots in transportation and logistics support roles crucial for Allied operations. • Korean War Service: The unit was mobilized during the Korean War, providing vital truck convoy and supply line operations in the challenging terrain of the Korean Peninsula. • Vietnam War Operations: The 890th was deployed to Vietnam, where it supported combat forces by transporting ammunition, fuel, and other critical supplies under hazardous conditions. • Desert Storm Participation: Members of the 890th Transportation Company served in Operation Desert Storm, moving vital equipment and supplies across the deserts of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. • Hurricane Katrina Relief: The unit was activated for domestic response during Hurricane Katrina in 2005, helping to deliver food, water, and aid to affected communities in the Gulf Coast region. • Global War on Terror Deployments: Since 2001, the 890th has deployed multiple times to Iraq and Afghanistan, providing convoy security and logistical support to U.S. and coalition forces. • Female Trailblazers: The unit was among the first transportation companies to integrate female soldiers into traditionally male roles, paving the way for broader gender integration in Army logistics. • Convoy Ambush Survived: In 2004, a convoy operated by the 890th was ambushed in Iraq. The soldiers demonstrated valor and quick thinking, successfully defending their vehicles and personnel. • Unit Motto: The 890th Transportation Company’s motto is "Keep ‘Em Rolling," reflecting their critical mission in keeping military operations supplied and moving forward. • Community Engagement: The unit is known for its active participation in local parades, veterans' events, and educational outreach, fostering strong ties between service members and their communities.