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Articles in July-August, 2006 issue of Army Logistician

• The role of UMOs and TC-AIMS operators in deployments: the authors offer some advice, based on their unit's experience in deploying to Iraq and Afghanistan, on how to use unit movement officers and TC-AIMS operators to improve the unit deployment process
  by Michael E. Scarlett, Jr.
• Two defense conferences slated
• Protecting civilian logisticians on the battlefield: now more than ever before in history, the support of U.S. military forces is inherently tied to the success of contractors on the battlefield
  by Richard J. Hornstein
• New program partnership links GTN and IDE
• PEO EIS gains Logistics Modernization Program
• Manila as a logistics center: for a brief period after Japan attacked the United States in World War II, Manila served as the center for American logistics in the Philippines
  by John W. Whitman
• Advancing aviation depot capability forward on the battlefield: the key to mission success is being effective. Although efficiency is logistically important, without effectiveness, efficiency is irrelevant
  by Mark A. Van Dyke
• DDC theater consolidation and shipping point opens in Kuwait
• Army Logistician editor departs
• Insensitive munitions testing: protecting ourselves from our ammunition
  by Robert M. Forrester
• Fly-away teams travel so customers don't have to
• Joint logistics—shaping our future: a personal perspective: the Department of Defense's senior logistician offers some thoughts on the collaborative network of relationships and the operational imperatives needed to make joint logistics as effective
  by C.V. Christianson
• Combat vehicle evaluation
  by Louis J. Gorenc
• Automated system for managing support agreement unveiled
• 2006 Ad
• The keys to a successful combat logistics patrol: logistics convoy skills learned during enhanced situational training at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center should prove valuable to Soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq
  by Frederick V. Godfrey
• DOD EMALL users group formed
• Natick working on safe alternative to synthetic fabrics
• Tracking sensitive item maintenance
  by Terence Lee Brooks
• Workplace change and worker fears: when new technology enters the workplace, managers must address their workers' concerns and make sure the lines of communication run both ways
  by Craig C. Kuriger
• Reducing solid waste in contingency operations: U.S. Army Europe is using a new composting system to improve management of solid waste. The results are increased Soldier safety and a better quality of life in the field
  by Stephen D. Stouter
• Improving situational awareness in the division logistics command post: the 1st Armored Division learned the value of logistics command and control systems through a series of mission rehearsal exercises. The Army Battle Command Systems let logistics comm
  by James E.P. Miller
• COSCOM transforms to theater sustainment command