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732nd Maintenance Battalion

HHD 732nd Maintenance Battalion is located in Tomah, Wisconsin, and has 60 personnel. The unit mission is to provide command, control, administration, training and tactical operation supervision of attached maintenance and transportation units. The 732nd is the battalion headquarters for the 107th Maintenance Company, 1157th Transportation Company, and the 1158th Transportation Company.

The 107th Maintenance Company is headquarted in Sparta, Wisconsin, with a detachment in Viroqua . The unit has 220 personnel. The unit mission is to provide direct support (DS) maintenance and repair parts service for non-divisional organizational elements within corps area.

The 1157th Transportation Company is Headquarted in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and is authorized 136 personnel. The unit mission is to provide truck transportation for the movement of general cargo and personnel.

The 1158th Tranportation Company is headquarted in Tomah, Wisconsin, with detachments in Beloit and Black River Falls. The unit was reorganized and restationed in 1994, and was reorganized again in September of 1995. The unit is authorized 299 personnel and 96 new model Heavy Equipment Transporters (HETs). The unit mission is to provide truck transportation for the movement of heavy or oversized cargo and vehicles.

The distinctive unit insignia was originally approved for the 732d Ordnance Battalion on 15 Feb 1954. It was redesignated for the 732d Maintenance Battalion on 11 Jun 1964, consisting of a shield blazoned: Gules (Crimson), on a chevron Or six hurts. Attached below the shield a Gold scroll inscribed "SERVIAMUS" in Blue letters. Crimson and yellow are used for Ordnance. The chevron is suggested by the coat of arms of the 107th Quartermaster Regiment, through which this Battalion inherits Spanish War and World War I history. The blue circles represent the Battalion's six battle honors for the Spanish War and World War I, in which the unit served as Infantry. The circles also simulate wheels and allude to the unit's transportation duties in World War II.