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Chief of Transportation
Colonel William C. Arnold

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Transportation
Command Sergeant Major
Kenneth E. Hood III

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Chief Warrant Officer
Terry Throm

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Mission

The U.S. Army Transportation School trains, educates, and develops Transportation professionals for the total force; and drives change through DOTMLPF-P solutions to sustain large scale combat operations in a multi-domain operations environment.

Vision

Transportation professionals and solutions enable the Army to deploy, fight and win, anytime and anywhere. Mobility equals lethality and survivability!

Master Driver Course at Fort Lee Strengthens Army Readiness Through Standardized Training

Story by Staff Sgt. Jerry Zuetrong

April 17, 2026

FORT LEE, Va. — April 17, 2026 — Soldiers from across active, Reserve and National Guard components gathered at Fort Lee for the Master Driver Training Qualification Course, a two-week program designed to standardize vehicle operations and ensure units across the Army follow consistent regulatory guidance.

Ground guidance for a Mine-Resistant Armor Protected All-Terrain Vehicle.

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Learn about the Six Transportation Core Competencies and how they impact the Army

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Core Competencies

The U.S. Army Transportation Museum and History

We are the only museum dedicated to preserving the history of U.S. Army Transportation.

Museum History
A photo inside the United States Army Transportation Museum.