Welcome to the newest 541st TC Facebook page. We are in the process of recreating and reestablishing the page and the FRG. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us with the email provided.

They revived the ACF fleet after no use in over two years. They cross trains with three other companies to increase capabilities across the task force. They delivered over 500, 000 gallons of fuel across eight different countries. We're located in 35, 000 miles driven accident free.

Yesterday, the 541st TC Fuel Dawgs said farewell to SFC Largen. She has served as a platoon ssg for 1st PLT “Wolfpack” for over a year. Her extraordinary...

"The Fuel Hog Facebook page is a place where former 541st Transportation Company (FUEL HOGS) Warriors, Soldiers, Leaders, and Groupies can come and share memories/experiences from their service.

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May 28, 2021 · The 541st Trans. Co. was tasked to provide Class IIIB to 129th CSSB convoys going to and from Camp Atterbury, Indiana, for execution of Guardian Response 21, or GR21. “At the receipt of our warning order, 541st Soldiers began training on the equipment to prepare for the mission,” Feller said.

I was contacted by the company commander CPT Tompkins of the present 541st TC. He invited the Vietnam Veterans from the 541st to visit them at Ft Campbell. We were shown their trucks and other equipment then treated to a great cookout. We also got a tour of the Don F. Pratt Museum-101st Airborne Division on the base.

Welcome to the 541st Fuel Dawgs SFRG Facebook Group! The purpose of this group is to keep both soldiers and their families informed of any and all events.

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