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Articles in May-June 2005 issue of Army Logistician

• Equipping the Iraqi Security Forces
  by Brian Edwards
• TRADOC implements learning management system
• LOGCAP 101: an operational planner's guide: in the first of two articles on the Logistics Civil Augmentation Program, the author discusses the commander's role in planning and executing the program successfully
  by Karen E. LeDoux
• Photovoltaic technology promises multiple benefits to military
• Airlift operations during the Lebanon crisis: airlift of a Marine Corps battalion to Lebanon demonstrated that deploying contingency forces from the continental United States to an overseas operation was feasible and expeditious
  by Mark A. Olinger
• Army budget plan advances Modular Force and FCS
• Slaying the manpower dragon: the success of a manpower assessment and review is directly related to the length of time spent on meaningful preparation
  by James T. Delisi
• Army sets new strategic planning guidance
• Confused or absolved? Our COMMZ 'megaproblem'
  by Christopher R. Paparone
• A communications network for today's logisticians: the Army is improving its tactical communications systems so that commanders and logisticians have the on-the-move access to critical information they need on today's battlefield
  by Tony C. Munson
• New lab to test Future Combat Systems
• RFID vision in the DOD supply chain: the Assistant Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Supply Chain integration believes that the real value of RFID lies not in what it can do today but in what it will do in the future
  by Alan F. Estevez
• Information technology for Marine Corps ammunition: the enterprise of managing Marine Corps ground ammunition requires new information systems to support forces in the field
  by Steven M. Crittenden
• Europe-based AMC brigade deploys to Iraq
• Chronic medications in Iraq: a true army lesson learned; after medical logistics officers found that their plans for supplying soldiers in Iraq with chronic maintenance medications did not work, they developed a process that ensures soldiers will receive
  by Greta L. Bennett
• CDDOC initiatives reduce convoy risks
• A new tool for simulation modeling of logistics support: a new computer simulation tool combines Microsoft Visio's flowcharting capability and Rockwell Software's Arena simulation tool to help Army planners ensure that embedded combat service support unit
  by Alan Santucci
• Patriot and Avenger reset: applying Lean Manufacturing techniques during the restoration of the Patriot and Avenger air defense systems reaped significant savings for the Government
  by Kim C. Russell
• Chemical demilitarization progresses
• Installation management—from Camp Swampy to the Starship Enterprise
  by John Di Genio
• Army Safety Center shifts focus to risk management