Air Force Journal of Logistics

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Articles in Fall, 2006 issue of Air Force Journal of Logistics

• Logistics oil and fuel: war without oil: catalyst for transformation fuel hedging: lessons from the airlines: although the Department of Defense uses approximately 1.8 percent of the 20 million barrels of oil consumed each day in the US, it is the largest
• Fuel hedging: lessons from the airlines
  by Lawrence Spinetta
• War without oil: catalyst for transformation
  by Michael J. Hornitschek
• Contemporary issues: Risk Analysis: F-16 Block 60 FLIR-Assisted Landing Instruction
• F-16 Risk Analysis: Block 60 FLIR-Assisted Landing Instruction
  by Gary P. Moynihan
• A tabu search approach to the strategic mobility mode selection problem
  by J. Wesley Barnes
• Baffled by DAFL: directive authority history for logistics
  by Steven L. Martinez
• The USAF tech data dilemma—how much tech data to buy and when
  by Mike Farmer
• Logistics history: Baffled by DAFL: Directive Authority History for Logistics
• Recommendations for automatic identification technology in the Air Force supply chain
  by Thomas G. Yeung
• The dimensions of logistics
  by James C. Rainey
• AF/A9 logistics analysis: setting the gold standard
  by Andrew Hunt