Army Logistician

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Articles in March-April 2005 issue of Army Logistician

• The Army's 'Mr. Logistics' retires after 64 years of service
• AMC units in Europe merge
• 'Single ticket' process speeds soldier deployment
• DLA-Transcom partnership seeks to reduce frustrated cargo
• The role of Britain's 17 Port and Maritime Regiment in force projection
  by Lyndon M. Robinson
• Parochialism in FA 90?
  by Donald D. Parker
• Joint acquisition cell helps speed equipment to troops
• Containerizing the joint force: during contingencies, 85 percent of all military cargo is moved by commercial sealift. Except for fuel, most of this cargo is stored and shipped in 20- or 40-foot standardized, intermodal containers
  by James C. Bates
• Logistics computer systems training center opens in IRAQ
• Nonstandard logistics sustainment support in the Stryker brigade combat teams: the development of Stryker brigade combat teams has led to several innovations in supporting nonstandard equipment
  by Gregory L. Alderete
• The reality of the single-fuel concept
  by Maurice E. Le Pera
• Transportation challenges in Afghanistan
  by Mark K. Blanchfield
• Improving RFID technology
  by Jeffrey D. Fee
• Corps distribution center operations in Iraq
  by Bret D. Jones
• Government retains management of three DLA depots
• Army Business Initiative Council approves latest round of initiatives
• New equipment improves container handling at MOTSU