Partial List
| Unit | DUI | Subordinate to | Garrison |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6th Transportation Battalion | 7th Sustainment Brigade | Fort Eustis | |
| 7th Transportation Battalion | 82nd Sustainment Brigade | Fort Bragg | |
| 10th Transportation Battalion | 7th Sustainment Brigade | Fort Eustis | |
| 11th Transportation Battalion | 7th Sustainment Brigade | Fort Eustis | |
| 14th Transportation Battalion | 21st Theater Sustainment Command | Germany | |
| 24th Transportation Battalion | 7th Sustainment Brigade | Fort Eustis | |
| 25th Transportation Battalion (Movement Control) | Army Material Support Center Korea | Camp Carroll, South Korea | |
| 39th Transportation Battalion | 21st Theater Sustainment Command | Germany | |
| 49th Transportation Battalion | 4th Sustainment Brigade | Fort Hood | |
| 53rd Transportation Battalion | 7th Sustainment Brigade | Fort Eustis | |
| 57th Transportation Battalion | 593rd Sustainment Brigade | Fort Lewis | |
| 58th Transportation Battalion | 3rd Chemical Brigade | Fort Leonard Wood | |
| 71st Transportation Battalion | 8th Transportation Brigade | Fort Lee | |
| 106th Transportation Battalion | 101st Sustainment Brigade | Fort Campbell | |
| 180th Transportation Battalion | 4th Sustainment Brigade | Fort Hood | |
| 483rd Transportation Battalion | 304th Sustainment Brigade | Mare Island | |
| 1144th Transportation Battalion | 108th Sustainment Brigade | Illinois Army National Guard |
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