The U.S. Army Transportation Corps is a branch of the U.S. Army responsible for the movement of troops, equipment, and supplies. Established in 1942, it plays a crucial role in logistics and transportation, ensuring that military operations run smoothly. The Corps manages various modes of transport, including land, air, and sea, to support missions worldwide. Members of the Transportation Corps are trained in various skills, including vehicle operation, cargo handling, and logistics planning. They work closely with other military branches and agencies to coordinate transportation efforts, making them essential for the success of operations in diverse environments.