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Scot A. Doboszenski "Combat health support in the Army's first Stryker Brigade". Army Logistician. FindArticles.com. 01 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0PAI/is_1_37/ai_n15674050/

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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2005 issue of Army Logistician

• Air shipments now consolidated by DLA
• Joint medical logistics in Kuwait
  by Paul R. Sparano
• SDDC creates transportation terminal group in Kuwait
• Feeding the soldiers in Iraq
  by Michael K. Pavek
• Assault kitchen offers faster field feeding
• SBCT up-armor evolution
  by Daniel P. Fresh
• 'The surge'
• An 'opportune lift' showcases joint logistics capabilities
  by Jonathan D. Marcus
• The brigade combat service support rehearsal
  by Darren S. Holbrook
• AUSA meeting provides forum for logistics leaders
• Transforming joint logistics information management: changes underway in the Department of Defense are saving billions of dollars while transforming the way the Government and the commercial sector exchange logistics-related information
  by James C. Bates
• The Driving Force
  by Jennifer D. Payne
• More up-armored vehicles headed for Iraq
• Relearning lessons learned
  by Glenn W. Walker
• TRANSCOM will oversee DOD supply chain information systems
• Data recording will extend lifespan of helicopter components
• Life cycle management: integrating acquisition and sustainment
  by James O. Winbush, Jr.
• Fostering joint logistics interdependence
  by Christopher R. Paparone
• DOD releases Defense Acqusition Guidebook
• New environmental strategy is based on sustainability
• Combat health support in the Army's first Stryker Brigade
  by Scot A. Doboszenski
• The logistics convoy: a combat operation: by building their own gun trucks, the soldiers of the 548th Corps Support Battalion no longer had to depend on outside units for security
  by Daniel T. Rossi
• JFCOM's Joint National Training Capability moves forward
• New acquisition strategy to speed connectivity to soldiers
• Sustainment command and casualty capacity
  by David L. Nolan
• Base closure assistance
  by Thomas S. Schorr