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Articles in Jan-Feb, 2006 issue of Army Logistician

• 'Warrior Medics' get new command
• Safe passage: the 497th Transportation Company's adaptability was tested when it deployed to Iraq with a new mission—convoy security escort
  by Cecilia R. Motschenbacher
• U.S. forces provide aid to disaster victims
• Interim system upgrades improve support until GCSS-Army fielding
• Asset visibility in the tactical environment: the Army must ensure that its CSS systems are completely interoperable and capable of producing accurate and timely information that is useful in supporting the warfighter
  by Kevin D. Kingsley
• Information interface improves visibility of air shipments
• Reset: extending the life of Army equipment: the Reset program administered by the Army Tank-automotive and Armaments Life Cycle Management Command is designed to reverse the effects of combat stress on equipment
  by William M. Lenaers
• Establishing command supply discipline after deployment: after it redeployed to Germany from Iraq, the 440th Signal Battalion spent 9 arduous months reestablishing proper command supply discipline
  by Anthony L. Rawlings
• Newest Stryker variant introduced
• ILE: a new system for CGSC students
  by Neal H. Bralley
• Gun trucks: a Vietnam innovation returns
  by Dean J. Dominique
• A modular medical logistics force: forward distribution teams help mitigate some of the supply distribution problems experienced during early Operation Iraqi Freedom rotations
  by Mitchell E. Brew
• Centralization of cataloging procedures for nonstandard materiel
  by David A. Dickson
• Intermodal distribution comes of age in Europe
  by Mark S. Paun
• Army awards first Demonstrated Logistician designations
• Joint force logistics: keeping track of forces on the move: the more logisticians know about pinpointing the locations of deployed forces, tracking the supplies en route to them, and monitoring relevant logistics information, the better they can provide s
  by James C. Bates
• NCO Leader Development Course revamped
• Joint logistics for the EUCOM AOR—Part II: in his first article in the November-December issue, the author discussed the need for centralized command and control in the U.S. European Command. Here, he describes how this can be accomplished
  by Randy S. Kendrick
• Modular force design includes traditional numerical designations
• Force-on-force convoy training: an exercise conducted in the backwoods of Kentucky provided Soldiers of the 626th Brigade Support Battalion with what they would need most in Iraq: confidence
• Defense Human Capital conference planned
• 2005 Ad
• Movement control in the brigade area of operations
  by Martin E. Stokes
• Humvees receive safety upgrades