Maintenance training for U.S. Army mechanics

April 24, 2017
U.S. Army mechanics get vehicle maintenance training

One of the reasons U.S. military mechanics are highly-prized by the trucking industry – and, yes, they are still called “mechanics” in the service – is that they receive extensive training, especially for “wheeled-vehicles” such as trucks and automobiles. The U.S. Army recently gave a peek inside its Wheeled Vehicle Mechanics Course at Fort McCoy, WI, which certifies personnel for a wide variety of maintenance duties.

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Sean previously reported and commented on trends affecting the many different strata of the trucking industry. Also be sure to visit Sean's blog Trucks at Work where he offers analysis on a variety of different topics inside the trucking industry.

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