U.S. Transportation School

The U.S. Transportation School, established in 1942 at Fort Eustis, Virginia, serves as the premier training institution for the Army's transportation professionals. Its creation was driven by the logistical demands of World War II, and it has since evolved to support every major conflict involving U.S. forces. The school develops expertise in areas such as deployment, movement control, cargo handling, and vehicle operations, ensuring the Army's capability to project and sustain combat power worldwide. Today, the U.S. Transportation School remains integral to Army readiness, preparing Soldiers and leaders in the art and science of military transportation and logistics.