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Soldiers assigned to the 142nd Combat Sustainment Support

Soldiers assigned to the 142nd Combat Sustainment Support

Soldiers assigned to the 142nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion place a water can between two rows of bottles as part of the mine-resistant ambush-protected recovery vehicle task as part of a truck rodeo Ju... More

Sgt. Philip Soulek, driver, and Sgt. Nicholas Steinmetz,

Sgt. Philip Soulek, driver, and Sgt. Nicholas Steinmetz,

Sgt. Philip Soulek, driver, and Sgt. Nicholas Steinmetz, both Soldiers assigned to the 1742nd Transportation Company at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan, navigate the palletized load system event June 11 as part ... More

Soldiers assigned to the 142nd Combat Sustainment Support

Soldiers assigned to the 142nd Combat Sustainment Support

Soldiers assigned to the 142nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion compete for the title of best heavy equipment transporter driver by maneuvering between cones 20 meters apart during the serpentine event of a... More

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