Defense Courier Division

The Defense Courier Division (DCD), formerly the Defense Courier Service (DCS), is established under the United States Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM), and is a global courier network for the expeditious, cost-effective, and secure distribution of highly classified and sensitive material. Operational control of global courier activities is exercised through USTRANSCOM's TCJ3-C. The division oversees and synchronizes activity of 18 courier stations worldwide to service over six thousand accounts. Major accounts include the White House, the Department of Defense, the State Department, other federal agencies, authorized government contractors, and allied nations.

The DCD directly supports the President, Unified and Specified COCOMs, joint military operations, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, National Security Agency, Central Intelligence Agency, U.S. allies, State Department, and other federal agencies.

- Working in a joint environment (officers: joint tour credit)

- Frequent TDYs

- Non-deployable for duration of assignment

- Top Secret/SCI clearance

- Joint tour decoration

- Logistical skills outside of your normal MOS/AFSC/Rate

- Air Force: This is considered a special duty

- TDYs: most will like them, some may not

- There may be long days (but it doesn't happen often, if rarely)

Air Force:

Use AMS to select a position (updates are posted daily)

Army:

Contact your MOS Branch Manager

Navy:

Contact your detailer

Marines:

Unfortunately, we do not hire Marines at the present time

Civilians:

Use usajobs.gov for any positions, if available