Your go-to logistics partner.
Built on a foundation of purpose and resilience.
When your mission demands precision, speed, and unwavering reliability, Gallantry Global Logistics delivers.
Our veteran-led team brings a strategic, mission-ready mindset to tackle complex logistics challenges with the operational excellence that will ensure your goals are met with confidence and clarity.
Our veteran-led team brings a strategic, mission-ready mindset to tackle complex logistics challenges with the operational excellence that will ensure your goals are met with confidence and clarity.
Our Guiding Principles.
Who we are.
Gallantry Global Logistics is a dual certified, service-disabled veteran- and minority-owned, small business rooted in the values of courage, discipline and excellence.Who We Serve.
Supply Chain Executives, Planners and Managers needing to implement logistics strategies aligned with the complex business challenges they are trying to solve.What we do.
Our team of experienced professionals delivers meticulously planned and executed logistics solutions with the precision of a special forces unit.“Actions > Words.”
Don’t talk about it. Be about it. Lead by example and look for solutions rather than sitting on problems.“You Matter.”
People drive our purpose. Do everything to inspire, encourage and lead each other toward greatness.“One Team, One Fight.”
Be a part of something bigger than you. Go all in to accomplish our mission, no matter what it takes.PROVIDE VETERANS THE NEXT MISSION.
We don't just move shipments, we empower veterans and businesses alike, ensuring every mission is executed with excellence.
Gallantry is more than a for-profit logistics company. The work we do has a high calling with “life or death” significance in our success.
We are a purpose-driven organization with a clear vision for the future. Our team is fully committed to our core values and how we operate as a unit. It's what we stand for as a brand.
Our logo is a tribute to our founder's valor and our proud military heritage.
Scroll down to discover what each element symbolizes and how they show up in our everyday work.
THE THREE BOLTS
The three bolts symbolize the unique ability of the special forces and green berets to strike with precision across land, sea, and air.
These bolts cascade into the heart of our operations, supporting air cargo, surface, and ocean transportation.
These bolts cascade into the heart of our operations, supporting air cargo, surface, and ocean transportation.
TWO STARS
These honor John’s commendable receipt of the bronze and silver stars for combat, where "Gallantry in action" became more than an inscription–it became a way of life.
THE V-42 DAGGER
Symbolizes the relentless grit required to be entrusted with the honor of serving in the special forces.
This symbol serves as a daily reminder that the same tenacity and strategic prowess are indispensable to navigate the complex challenges of the logistics industry.
This symbol serves as a daily reminder that the same tenacity and strategic prowess are indispensable to navigate the complex challenges of the logistics industry.
A LEGACY OF VALOR AND RESILIENCE.
John Wayne Walding dedicated 12 years to the United States Army, with seven of those years serving in the elite Special Forces at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.As a member of the 3rd Special Forces Group, he operated on ODA 3336 as a Special Forces Communications Sergeant and later served as a Sniper Instructor in the Sniper Detachment.
On April 6, 2008, during the intense Battle of Shok Valley, John was struck by a sniper’s bullet, resulting in the loss of his leg. Despite his injury, he fought on for four more hours, returning fire with his severed limb tied to his thigh.
Determined to continue serving, John attended the Special Forces Sniper Course after his injury. Upon graduation, he made history as the first amputee to become a Green Beret Sniper.
family first
John Wayne Walding lives in Frisco, Texas, with his wife and their children.HIGHLY DECORATED
He holds the Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Combat Infantry badge, Airborne Air Assault and the Special Forces Tab.Marathoner
Using a hand crank, he finished 4th in the 2009 Boston Marathon, top 10 in the NYC Marathon, and completed the Army 10-Miler.2014 NASCAR RACE
The 2014 Sprint Cup Series Brickyard 400 was renamed the John Wayne Walding 400 in his honor.Trusted by those who demand the best.
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