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Transportation Literature/Doctrine

Find Transportation references by publication number, equipment, MOS and skill level. Compare editions, source details and document access before use.

Find and compare Transportation references

Use this directory to identify Transportation publications and training references by complete number, title, audience and source. The entries cover road, rail, cargo and watercraft subjects and include doctrine, graphic training aids, individual critical task lists, manuals and other training products. Start with the kind of reference you need; a branch category does not make every entry the same document type.

Keep the prefix, equipment label and change wording

The list includes ATP and ATTP 4-15 entries, FM 55-series references, and several TC 21-305 numbers. Preserve the full prefix and number when searching or recording a citation. Similar titles or number fragments do not show whether two publications are interchangeable or whether one replaces another. Retain any Change 1 wording and compare equipment or vehicle-family labels with the source.

Some titles appear in both linked and unlinked form. ATTP 4-15 and the MOS 88K Watercraft Operator SL3 ICTL each have both forms here. Those entries remain distinct. An unlinked reference is a useful search term; it is not proof of restricted status. A hyperlink likewise does not establish a public-release determination.

Compare the audience and source record

The task-list and STP titles carry different MOS and skill-level labels. The 88N ICTL entries identify levels 1, 2 and 3, while the 88U entries identify levels 1 and 4. Keep that audience information with the reference. Review the controlling Army record and document cover for the title, edition or effective information, markings and access instructions before choosing material for training.

Connect references to a saved task list

For task records, open the catalog and search an exact task number or distinctive title. Save relevant catalog records individually, then open Saved tasks to revisit them on this browser. The list does not sync across devices, and saving does not grant access to the source document. Follow current unit guidance. ArmyTEO helps organize references and does not replace the Army authority for currency or release status.

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