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Members from the 233rd Transportation Company were

Members from the 233rd Transportation Company were

Members from the 233rd Transportation Company were split into teams and played basketball, flag football, soccer and dodge ball outside Natcher physical fitness center in Fort Knox, Ky., Dec. 10. After eight da... More

Heavy transporters from the 233rd Transportation Company

Heavy transporters from the 233rd Transportation Company

Heavy transporters from the 233rd Transportation Company cautiously patrol their lane, searching for IEDs, Dec. 3. Soldiers were split into two teams; the first group would plant the IEDs while the second team ... More

Sgt. Benjamin Santimaw radios to operations while Sgt.

Sgt. Benjamin Santimaw radios to operations while Sgt.

Sgt. Benjamin Santimaw radios to operations while Sgt. David Napier continues to pull security at the gate. Throughout the FTX, soldiers from the 233rd Secured Forward Operating Base Professional in Fort Knox, ... More

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