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Articles in March-April, 2008 issue of Army Logistician

• Supporting the Army's first Battlefield Surveillance Brigade
  by Orna T. Bradley
• Army announces stationing decisions
• Ensuring CLP success
  by Amy E. Cronin
• AMC creates a new organization to support chemical demilitarization
• Army safety officials warn soldiers about unexploded ordnance
• New PBUSE guides released
• Armament Center at Picatinny wins Baldridge Award for Quality
• Commander opens ARAP debrief to entire battalion staff
• Tooele improves support capability by moving munitions to Deseret
• Research reports
• Recently published doctrine
• New systems increase container ship military cargo capacity
• Defeating the threat to sustainment operations
  by Bradford K. Nelson
• Ready, set, redeploy: the Army Force Generation model provides units with a standardized cycle that allows them to reset and train between deployments
  by Brandon Grubbs
• The battlefield contracting community of practice: a LOGNet forum permits members of the contracting community to share knowledge, expertise, and experience between the institutional and operational forces
  by Patrick Conway
• The iron mountains of post-cold war interventions
  by Kenneth E. King
• Low-cost, low-altitude aerial resupply: an Army project to resupply units by airdrop developed from a concept to a valued combat operational capability in the hands of our Soldiers in just 16 months
  by Nicholas C. Zello
• Logistics branch becomes reality
• SAAS-MOD training challenges: despite the problems being faced by those using SAAS-MOD, the system has transformed ammunition management across the Army
  by Martin Caban
• New Army Reserve unit will provide AMC-ASAALT-DCMA support to the field
• The Army's new Logistics branch: an interview with CASCOM's commanding general
• Building an Army for Afghanistan
  by Jason A. Crowe
• Sustainment is our middle name: the Army Sustainment Command Distribution Management Center ensures that soldiers have what they need, when and where they need it
  by Charles W. Fick, Jr.
• Logistics force generation for Iraq: many organizations and individuals are involved in employing logistics forces on the battlefield. Requirements must be identified, sourced, and moved to best meet the Army's missions in Iraq
  by David Beougher
• Preparing for the big chill
  by Micah E. Clare