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Articles in July-August, 2004 issue of Army Logistician

• Moving the Army—Texas style
• Secretary of Defense reports on excess installation capacity
• The Aviation Support Battalion—workhorse of Army aviation: the authors chronicle the 603d Aviation Support Battalion's move across Iraq in support of the 3d Infantry Division's Aviation Brigade
  by Timothy J. Whalen
• DDOC enjoys early success
• G-4 says army must change
• A Corps Support Battalion's experience in Operation Iraqi Freedom
  by Andrew W. Bowes
• Army to recognize Professional Logistician Certification
• Logistics transformation poster series debuts
• Supporting the fight: the FSB
  by Steven M. Leonard
• Army plan adds and enhances SBCTs
• Using TRICONs
  by Steve Bump
• Integrating units in the BSA
  by David W. Vergollo
• AUSA panel addresses need to better connect logisticians
• Analyzing the lessons of OIF distribution
  by Suzi Thurmond
• Eliminating the iron mountain: just-in-time supply distribution has only reduced, and not eliminated, the hoarding of excess repair parts and supplies. The author believes that the Army must overhaul its entire supply system if efficiency in obtaining par
  by Laurel K. Myers
• HSV deck landings could increase future transportation capabilities
• Planning a CSS live-fire exercise in Korea
  by Leon G. Plummer
• Thinking joint—integrating Army Logistics
  by Lisa A. Zanglin
• SDDC moves Caribbean port to Jacksonville, Florida
• DLA creates J-4: the Defense Logistics Agency has established a new directorate to improve its support to the services. One result will be a stronger partnership with Army logisticians
  by William H. Taylor, III
• The theater support command at war: the theater support command integrates Active and Reserve component soldiers. How did this multicomponent organization perform in Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom, and what changes may be needed to ensure i
  by George William Jr. Wells
• Soldiers help with weapons destruction in Bosnia-Herzegovina
• Frontline support of the first SBCT at war
  by Dennis M. Thompson
• Multifunctional medium heavy transportation company: the author presents a case for creating a transportation company that combines the elements of three separate companies within a support battalion
  by Joseph P. Corrigan, Jr.
• CAS3 merged with Officer Advanced Courses
• Transforming Army Oil Analysis: the Army Oil Analysis Program is restructuring and incorporating new technology to improve its usefulness as a maintenance diagnostic tool
  by Daniel A. Jensen
• ALMC: 50 years of excellence
• 'AKO Lite' available