Hauling Military Ammunition: Lucrative but Strict Trucking Niche

Specialized trucking in AA&E for the U.S. Department of Defense offers high rewards but has strict standards.

Hauling Military Ammunition: Lucrative but Strict Trucking Niche
After transitioning to AA&E transportation, Josh and Krystal Jesse saw a significant increase in their earnings. They currently operate a 2019 Volvo VNL 860, mainly transporting flatbeds but occasionally handling dry van loads for Tri-State Motor Transit. Photo Source: Overdriveonline.com.

Hauling arms, ammunition, and explosives (AA&E) for the U.S. Department of Defense offers substantial financial rewards but comes with strict requirements, including rigorous background checks, continuous tracking, and specific equipment standards. Only a handful of trucking companies meet the criteria, with most drivers partnering with approved AA&E fleets and going through extensive credentialing processes. Despite the challenges, drivers, such as Josh and Krystal Jesse, have found their pay nearly doubled in the AA&E sector.

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