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Shoutout to Jodi Cox for being recognized as AMC’s Employee of the Quarter!
06/19/2026

Shoutout to Jodi Cox for being recognized as AMC’s Employee of the Quarter!

AMC Employee of the Quarter honorees just dropped.

Join us in congratulating these outstanding employees 👏

06/19/2026

Building clearing during the SAFB Warrior Challenge, Soldiers from both ARTRANS and U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) competed in the 7.3 mile ruck and 6 readiness obstacles.

06/18/2026

Soldiers from both ARTRANS and U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) joined forces to compete in the Scott Air Force Base Warrior Challenge.

7.3 mile ruck and 6 obstacles testing a variety of skills from pallet building, patient movement to clearing a building.

⚓️ ARTRANS Soldiers Receive New Army Mariner Badge⚓️From WWII landings to today’s maritime logistics, Army Mariners have...
06/17/2026

⚓️ ARTRANS Soldiers Receive New Army Mariner Badge⚓️

From WWII landings to today’s maritime logistics, Army Mariners have long projected American combat power. Yesterday, their legendary expertise finally met the uniform.

Soldiers from Headquarters, U.S. Army Transportation Command (ARTRANS) became among the first in the command to be awarded the newly established Army Mariner Badge during a historic ceremony held outside ARTRANS Headquarters yesterday.

The inaugural presentation honored Lt. Col. Christopher J. Matthai, CW3 (Ret.) Herbert D. Carter III, and SGM (Ret.) Kevin A. McKeller for their technical mastery, steadfast leadership, and decades of combined service across the fleet. Approved in 2024, the new badge officially recognizes the unique, highly technical skills of Transportation Corps mariners on the Army uniform.

"Earning and wearing this badge is a testament not only to my personal journey, but to the enduring dedication and advocacy of the entire Army Watercraft community." — SGM (Ret.) Kevin A. McKeller, Army Senior Mariner Badge recipient.

Please join us in congratulating these exceptional maritime leaders!

More photos linked below...

Welcome our newest ARTRANS teammates!Deputy to the Commanding General Ms. Kristina O'Brien swore in our newest civilian ...
06/16/2026

Welcome our newest ARTRANS teammates!

Deputy to the Commanding General Ms. Kristina O'Brien swore in our newest civilian hires to the ARTRANS team. Please join us with a warm welcome to Dr. Michelle Magmanlac, Management Analyst with G1, Hayden Shubert, student Trainee with G6, Kareth Bellew, Data Scientist with G6, Amanda Stauder, Budget Analyst with G8 and Jonathan Delmundo, Traffic Management Specialist with G3 to ARTRANS!

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Celebrating 251 years of Army service, strength, and tradition.  This morning, we marked the U.S. Army’s 251st Birthday ...
06/15/2026

Celebrating 251 years of Army service, strength, and tradition.
This morning, we marked the U.S. Army’s 251st Birthday with a cake‑cutting ceremony hosted by our Deputy Commanding Officer, Col. Steven Putthoff.

Joining him for the ceremonial cake cutting were William Holley, CSM Randy Brown, ARTRANS Command Sergeant Major, and SGT Dominic Jacobs.

Thank you to everyone who came out as we honored 251 years of Soldiers, Civilians, and Families who continue to uphold the Army’s legacy every day.

More photos in the link below

For 251 years, the U.S. Army  has moved with purpose — defending our nation, supporting our communities, and upholding a...
06/14/2026

For 251 years, the U.S. Army has moved with purpose — defending our nation, supporting our communities, and upholding a legacy of service. At ARTRANS, we’re honored to be a part in that legacy by enabling the mobility and sustainment that keeps our Army ready.
Happy Birthday to the United States Army!

U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM)
U.S. Army Materiel Command
595th Transportation Brigade (SDDC)
596th Transportation Brigade
597th Transportation Brigade - Army Transportation Command
598th Transportation Brigade- ARTRANS
599th Transportation Brigade
Deployment Support Command

Soldiers and Army Civilians from U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) and ARTRANS HQ came together today for an earl...
06/12/2026

Soldiers and Army Civilians from U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) and ARTRANS HQ came together today for an early morning ruck march to celebrate the U.S. Army’s 251st Birthday.

The group covered roughly 5–6 miles side‑by‑side — sharing laughs, pushing through the miles, and building the kind of camaraderie that has defined the Army since 1775. This wasn’t about competition or unit lines; it was about coming together as one team to honor the legacy of the Soldiers who came before us.

A simple ruck, a strong turnout, and a great way to kick off the upcoming Army Birthday.
Check out the link in the comments for even more photos.

Welcome aboard!
06/11/2026

Welcome aboard!

06/09/2026

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