Aaron joined the ATS team as the specialty freight manager. He came to the team with 22 years of experience handling arms, ammunition and explosives shipments (AA&E) for the Department of Defense. He first got into the ammo hauling business by answering a “help wanted” ad in the newspaper when that was still a thing. In that time, he’s transitioned from a very small family-owned business to a very large family-owned business while working with some of the very best and most dedicated drivers on the road – both company drivers and owner-operators. The trucks and technology have changed along the way, but the mission has remained the same since the start – supporting our warfighters in every way possible.
Hauling freight for the Department of Defense (DOD) or military can be an extremely lucrative career path. You could be hauling equipment like aircraft engines, ambulance trucks, Blackhawk helicopters, tanks, cargo/troop carriers, cannons, and more.
Far too often, truck drivers get wind of the major cash they can make hauling military freight for the Department of Defense (DOD) and they decide to jump into a partnership. Choosing a partner to run with at random is a recipe for disaster.
Ever wondered what it takes to move the massive amount of freight needed by the Department of Defense (DOD) to keep things running smoothly? Well, it's not just about throwing things onto trucks or planes and hoping for the best. In fact, there's a whole lot of teamwork involved. So, why exactly does it have to be a team effort to move DOD freight?
Do you want to support the military? Do you want to haul high-priority freight? Do you like the thrill of hauling highly classified freight with a team? It sounds like you're itching to haul freight for the Department of Defense (DOD) — freight that so many drivers are excited about. To get there, you have a few hoops to jump through first.
Do you want to make more money than you’ve ever made before? Have you ever wanted to haul classified freight? Do you want to support the troops and embrace your patriotism? Maybe you want to be the one hauling sensitive materials or bringing munitions to the troops.
