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Delivering across the globe starts on the tracks.🚆

Rail gives us the capacity to move military equipment, ammunition and cargo across the country to strategic seaports.

On the West Coast, those routes connect to Military Ocean Terminal Concord for movement toward the Pacific. On the East Coast, they connect to Military Ocean Terminal Sunny Point for movement toward Europe, Africa and the Middle East.

Together with the Department of Transportation and commercial railroads, we keep the Joint Force moving from installation to port and beyond. by @ustranscom

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39 looks pretty good on us. 😎🎂

Since 1987, we’ve been connecting air, land, and sea to move what matters, where it matters, around the globe. 🌎✈️🚢🚂

Here’s to 39 years of incredible people, a worldwide mission and plenty of miles along the way.
Happy birthday to us! 🎉 by @ustranscom

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An Exercise Ultimate Caduceus encore! 🎬

From military aircraft to ambulances and civilian medical facilities, patient movement takes a whole team.

During UC26, military, civilian and interagency teams trained together across the patient movement system — receiving, triaging, staging, tracking and transporting patients to the care they need.

Swipe through for another look at Ultimate Caduceus. ➡️ by @ustranscom

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AI 🤝 contested logistics

Gen. Randall Reed, our commander, joined Defense Talks yesterday to talk about how AI and data are making us better at what we do best: moving a whole lot of people and things around the 🌎! by @ustranscom

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From the first handoff 🤝 to the final destination, every step matters.

Exercise Ultimate Caduceus 2026⚕ brought together military, commercial and civilian partners to strengthen interoperability and ensure patients can move safely and efficiently through the entire patient movement process.

During the exercise, mission partners worked side by side, connecting capabilities, sharing expertise and building the relationships needed to be ready when it matters most.

Different missions. One team. One goal: getting patients safely from start to finish.

🎥: Tech. Sgt. Patrick Wyatt, Senior Airman Devin Morgan, Airman 1st Class Juan Bejarano

#UltimateCaduceus2026 #UC26

@ustranscom @airmobilitycmd @usairforce @airmanmagazine by @ustranscom

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Patient movement takes a team. 🩺✈️

During exercise Ultimate Caduceus 26, military medical teams trained alongside federal agencies, civilian hospitals and community organizations to strengthen the network that moves patients from the point of injury to definitive care.

See how military, interagency and civilian teams worked together during #UC26.

🔗 Read the full story at the link in our bio. by @ustranscom

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79 years of taking mobility to new heights. ✈️

From airlift and air refueling to aeromedical evacuation, Airmen help connect the Joint Force around the world.

Happy birthday to the U.S. Air Force and our teammates at @airmobilitycmd. by @ustranscom

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👏 Celebrating our people!

From promotions to end-of-tour awards, we’re proud to recognize our teammates and their accomplishments. Congratulations to all! by @ustranscom

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Plane. Helicopter. Ambulance. ✈️🚁🚑

At @fortcampbellky Soldiers and Airmen worked together during exercise Ultimate Caduceus as medical teams from @blanchfield_hospital practiced transfers of patient care between a U.S. Air Force C-130J Super Hercules, U.S. Army UH-60 Black Hawk and Army ambulances.

Every handoff matters when getting patients where they need to go. by @ustranscom

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From point of need to definitive care.

This week, more than 350 military, interagency, and community participants are training together during exercise Ultimate Caduceus to put large-scale patient movement to the test.

Click the link in our bio for more information. by @ustranscom

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Passing the colors. Closing a chapter.

Monday, Maj. Gen. Lance Curtis relinquished command of our Army component, U.S. Army Transportation Command, after two years leading for over two years.

During the ceremony, our commander, Gen. Randall Reed presented Maj. Gen. Curtis with the Distinguished Service Medal in recognition of his remarkable leadership.

Ms. Kristina O’Brien, the current Deputy to the Commander, will serve as Executive Director until the incoming commander arrives. by @ustranscom

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Kinda chic to be the military’s one stop shop for global transportation. by @ustranscom

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