630th Transportation Company

Happy July 4th from 630th Transportation Company 🇺🇸

Happy Saturday 630th TC!

Hope everyone had a great day today
(1 week left till Holiday 😁)

About a week ago from today, these soldiers received their rewards for their hard work and perseverance. So please join us to congratulate each and everyone of these soldiers for their hard earned achievements!

Promotion:
(From Left to Right)
PFC Norman to SPC Norman

PFC Culp to SPC Culp

Army Achievement Medal Recipients (AAM):
(From Left to Right)
SGT Pirl

SPC Holt

SPC King

SPC Szalla

CDR - CPT Cu**in
1SG - MSG Domonkos

630th Transportation Company starting the morning loud and proud with one of our daily tasks, PT!

Soldiers of the 630th Transportation Company conducted the WAREX at Fort McCoy from 16-30 JULY 2022.

WAREX is a large-scale, cooperative exercise intended to gauge units' readiness capabilities and provide a platform to train capable, lethal, and combat-ready forces.

As participants of WAREX, Soldiers of 630th Transportation Company conducted Medical lanes, Communication lanes, Individual / Crew-served Weapons Qualification, Situational Training Exercise, and Convoy lanes.

Not only successfully accomplishing all the tasks given during the exercise, 630th Transportation Company has received the highest achievement award in the entire WAREX.

“You Call, We do it All”

Soldiers of the 630th Transportation Company conducted the WAREX at Fort McCoy from 16-30 JULY 2022.

WAREX is a large-scale, cooperative exercise intended to gauge units' readiness capabilities and provide a platform to train capable, lethal, and combat-ready forces.

As participants of WAREX, Soldiers of 630th Transportation Company conducted Medical lanes, Communication lanes, Individual / Crew-served Weapons Qualification, Situational Training Exercise, and Convoy lanes.

Not only successfully accomplishing all the tasks given during the exercise, 630th Transportation Company has received the highest achievement award in the entire WAREX.

“You Call, We do it All”

Lanes

Soldiers of the 630th Transportation Company conducted the WAREX at Fort McCoy from 16-30 JULY 2022.

WAREX is a large-scale, cooperative exercise intended to gauge units' readiness capabilities and provide a platform to train capable, lethal, and combat-ready forces.

As participants of WAREX, Soldiers of 630th Transportation Company conducted Medical lanes, Communication lanes, Individual / Crew-served Weapons Qualification, Situational Training Exercise, and Convoy lanes.

Not only successfully accomplishing all the tasks given during the exercise, 630th Transportation Company has received the highest achievement award in the entire WAREX.

“You Call, We do it All”

Training Exercise (Base Defense)

Soldiers of the 630th Transportation Company conducted the WAREX at Fort McCoy from 16-30 JULY 2022.

WAREX is a large-scale, cooperative exercise intended to gauge units' readiness capabilities and provide a platform to train capable, lethal, and combat-ready forces.

As participants of WAREX, Soldiers of 630th Transportation Company conducted Medical lanes, Communication lanes, Individual / Crew-served Weapons Qualification, Situational Training Exercise, and Convoy lanes.

Not only successfully accomplishing all the tasks given during the exercise, 630th Transportation Company has received the highest achievement award in the entire WAREX.

“You Call, We do it All”

/CSQ Lanes

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We have until August 31st to get every Soldier an ACFT and get it entered into the Digital Training Management System (DTMS).

Doing this ensures that U.S. Army senior leaders can make an informed decision on the future of our physical assessments.

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Happy Anniversary Transportation Corps🎉

Happy Anniversary to the U.S. Army Transportation Corps. Spearhead of Logistics!

Team,

Operation Homefront is offering the Back-to-School Brigade, a way to provide school supplies to dependents of military members, active, reserve, new transitioning, wounded/ill Post 911. See below for specific eligibility criteria.

Date/Time: August 21, 2021, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
What: Back packs stuffed with school supplies
Who: School age children, K-12, 2021-2022 school year of
• Post 9/11 wounded, ill, or injured service member of any rank, both currently serving and those no longer serving in the military
• All ranks, Active Duty, Guard and Reserves, any duty status
• Transitioning service members within 12 months of their discharge/retirement date
Where: Drive through at the Commissary, 89 Soldiers Lane, Coraopolis, PA 15108
Register at https://operationhomefront.org/event/btsb-coraopolis-pa/ POC: Ashley Griffiths .[email protected]
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No more tape test? Army study to reevaluate body fat program The Army will conduct a study to determine the future of its body composition program.

Selected Reserve incentive Program

As is customary in the Army, an After Action Review for AT was conducted to discuss: what went well, what didn't go well, improvements, and sustains. The goal is to take lessons learned and make it better for next time!

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

The award/promotion ceremony ended with a surprise challenge coin being awarded to the two highest ranking SNCOs in the company. The citation is as follows:

"The Army defines leadership as the process of influencing by providing purpose, direction, and motivation while operating to accomplish the mission and improve the organization.

These two gentlemen standing before you emanate the Army Leader Requirements Model.

They possess the character, presence and intellect all SNCOs should strive to have.
And as a result they develop their junior leaders, lead by example, and achieve great things.

With that, it is a great honor of mine to award these two gentlemen the coveted Second Lieutenant Challenge coin to recognize their service and commitment to the 630th and the US Army."

Well earned, gentlemen!

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

AT 2021 concluded with an award/promotion ceremony. We are working to consolidate those pictures, so be on the lookout!

The ceremony recognized Soldiers who received Certificates of Achievement, Army Achievement Medals, and promoting the Soldiers eligible.

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

The 630th TC celebrated Fathers' Day during our AT. We were able to enjoy this short MWR (Morale, Welfare, Recreation) day and appreciate the outstanding parents we're lucky to have in our ranks!

Top, did you ever find the crayon culprit?

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

Hard work does not go unrecognized!

Our battalion and brigade commanders visited stopped by to check in on the operations we were conducting.

They also awarded several Soldiers their respective challenge coins! These Soldiers displayed high levels of competence, initiative, motivation, and teamwork. They're integral parts to our organization.

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

Soldiers in the 630th TC underwent an ACFT familiarization during AT where they learned the proper techniques, forms, and standards for the new PT test. It's no joke!

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

The 630th TC's guidon was everywhere that Soldiers were! From the barracks to the field, the guidon symbolizes who we are.

The company First Sergeant is the custodian of the guidon, but designates Soldiers to bear the guidon.

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

The 630th TC 91 series Soldiers worked tirelessly ensuring our full systems stayed mission capable for the duration of AT. Great work!

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

A number of the missions conducted involved coordinating with adjacent units in a Fuel System Supply Point, the civilian DLA fuel provider, and Air Force Airmen at Langley Air Force Base.

The more moving parts involved, the more complicated the plan. The 630th TC Soldiers used their experience, patience, and motivation to accomplish the missions assigned during QLLEX.

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

What's the best way to get lots of information across in a timely manner? Mass formations of course!

Assigning tasks, quickly building a shared understanding, and getting accountability happens every day!

It's also the appropriate time for the commander, CPT Cu**in, to address her unit!

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

Many hours of planning goes into ensuring the success of each mission. Daylight hours spent in the field TOC (pictures pending) and after hours spent in the barracks planning.

Every Soldier has to know the plan! Convoy briefs make or break the mission! Don't forget back briefing and rehearsals!

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)

Our AT kicked off with preparing for a Defense Logistics Agency tanker inspection. This ensured our tankers were in good enough condition to haul fuel.

All 19 full systems brought to AT passed the dry inspection! Very impressive!

316th Sustainment Command (Expeditionary)