Combat Logistics Battalion 25

Combat Logistics Battalion 25 is a logistics formation of the United States Marine Corps Reserve. The unit was originally designated the 6th Motor Transport Battalion and is therefore associated with the supplied subject name, but the authoritative Wikipedia subject is Combat Logistics Battalion 25. Its role is military logistics rather than commercial transportation, and it should not be treated as a consumer-facing brand or private-sector express-logistics company. The battalion is headquartered in Red Bank, New Jersey, and operates within the Marine Corps Reserve command structure. It falls under Combat Logistics Regiment 45, which is part of the 4th Marine Logistics Group, itself under Marine Forces Reserve. This chain places the battalion within the Marine Corps organization responsible for providing reserve logistics capabilities that can support Marine air-ground task forces and other operational formations when required. The unit is organized around headquarters and service, engineering, maintenance, and transportation functions. Headquarters and Service Company is located in Red Bank, New Jersey. Engineer Services Company is based in South Bend, Indiana; Maintenance Services Company is based in New Haven, Connecticut; and Transportation Service Company is based in Providence, Rhode Island. The geographically distributed structure reflects the reserve component's use of multiple locations while retaining a unified logistics command. Available reference material identifies the unit's former designation and organizational relationships but does not provide a confirmed founding date, commander list, commercial website, financial information, product portfolio, advertising campaigns, or corporate ownership structure. Its principal offerings are operational capabilities—transportation, maintenance, engineering support, and associated battalion services—rather than products sold in a market. Consequently, brand-style fields such as pricing, market share, campaigns, and financial decisions are not applicable or remain undocumented.

Combat Logistics Battalion 25 is the current designation of a United States Marine Corps Reserve logistics unit that was originally known as the 6th Motor Transport Battalion. The change in designation reflects the broader combat-logistics role represented by the current name: the unit is not limited to motor transport, but also incorporates engineering, maintenance, headquarters, and service functions. The battalion is part of the Marine Forces Reserve command structure. It reports through Combat Logistics Regiment 45 to the 4th Marine Logistics Group, within Marine Forces Reserve. This placement gives the unit a defined role in the reserve Marine Corps logistics system and links it to the wider organization responsible for sustaining Marine Corps forces. The available reference material does not establish a precise activation date, a detailed chronology of redesignations, or specific operational deployments, so those historical details are not included here. The battalion's headquarters is in Red Bank, New Jersey. Its subordinate or associated companies are distributed across several states: Headquarters and Service Company is in Red Bank; Engineer Services Company is in South Bend, Indiana; Maintenance Services Company is in New Haven, Connecticut; and Transportation Service Company is in Providence, Rhode Island. This arrangement combines centralized battalion leadership with specialized units located in different reserve centers. The organizational mix indicates four principal capability areas. Headquarters and service personnel provide command and administrative support. Engineer Services Company supplies engineering-related capabilities. Maintenance Services Company supports the upkeep and readiness of vehicles and equipment. Transportation Service Company provides the transport function implied by the unit's former motor-transport designation. Together, these elements form a broader combat-logistics capability rather than a single-purpose trucking organization. Because Combat Logistics Battalion 25 is a military unit, conventional commercial-brand attributes do not apply. It has no publicly documented consumer product range, retail channel, commercial pricing model, stock listing, or corporate parent. Its institutional identity derives from Marine Corps designation, command affiliation, mission, and geographic organization. The historical record supplied for this entry supports identifying the unit's former name, current command relationships, headquarters, and company locations, but does not support adding commanders, dates, campaigns, scandals, or financial metrics.

1. Original designation as 6th Motor Transport Battalion

   The unit was originally designated the 6th Motor Transport Battalion before becoming Combat Logistics Battalion 25.

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2. Designation as Combat Logistics Battalion 25

   The unit's current designation is Combat Logistics Battalion 25, reflecting a logistics remit broader than motor transport alone.

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A United States Marine Corps Reserve combat-logistics unit providing transportation, engineering, maintenance, and related support capabilities within the Marine Forces Reserve structure.

• Transportation servicesMilitary logistics capability

  Transportation support is provided through the battalion's Transportation Service Company. This is an internal military capability rather than a commercial freight or parcel-delivery product. The available reference identifies the company and its location but does not specify vehicle types, routes, deployment history, or service metrics.

• Engineering servicesMilitary engineering support

  Engineer Services Company provides the battalion's engineering function. The reference material confirms its organizational role and location in South Bend, Indiana, but does not detail specific engineering specialties, equipment, or operational assignments.

• Maintenance servicesMilitary equipment maintenance

  Maintenance Services Company supports the readiness and upkeep of military vehicles and equipment. It is located in New Haven, Connecticut. No further technical scope, maintenance systems, or performance information is established by the supplied sources.

• Headquarters and service supportMilitary command and support

  Headquarters and Service Company provides the battalion's command, administrative, and general support functions from Red Bank, New Jersey. It forms the central organizational element for the battalion and its geographically distributed specialized companies.

1. Combat Logistics Battalion 25