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Articles in Sept-Oct 2007 issue of Army Logistician

• Logistics warriors
  by Mark D. Joseph
• Thoughts for sustainment brigade commanders: an interview with the CASCOM Commanding General
• Contingency contracting and LOGCAP support in MND-B, Iraq
  by Walter Llamas
• Is there an optimum point for refurbishing Army vehicles?
  by James B. Hamlett
• Training strategies for sustainment brigades and echelons-above-brigade logistics units
  by Darrell Williams
• Multifunctional logistics in a Corps Support Battalion
  by Curtis L. Abendroth
• An automated log for managing FRAGOs: the author describes a database developed by the 4th Sustainment Brigade that allowed staff officers to track fragmentary orders and other mission-related information while deployed to Iraq
  by Daniel A. Holland
• Building Iraqi logistics: the 4th Sustainment Brigade Troops Battalion helped Iraqi logistics units with their transition to independence. Their dedication to mentoring Iraqi soldiers led to a successful transfer of authority and well-trained Iraqi Army l
  by William Schiek
• The 15th Sustainment Brigade in Iraq
  by Aundre F. Piggee
• Outstanding unit performance in logistics honored
• Tankers without tanks
  by Ethan J. Diven
• 3D COSCOM lowers colors in Germany
• 15th Brigade Troops Battalion: support the action
  by Stephen J. Young
• Building a FOB from the ground up
  by Jennifer L. Hughes
• Pine Bluff Arsenal moves to joint munitions command
• Logisticians attend AUSA symposium
• Bullets in Baghdad: ammunition safety in a combat environment: large ammunition stocks are vital to sustaining combat operations, but they also create the potential for disastrous accidents. Ammunition specialists in theater thus become enforcers of safet
  by Levorn S. Collins
• Distribution is the center of gravity for success
  by Aaron Hardy, Jr.
• New product manager will develop FCS munitions system
• Army logistics contractors on combat logistics patrols
  by Nicholas J. Conner
• Top 10 lessons I relearned as a Sustainment Brigade planner
  by Gabriella M. Pasek
• Joint asset visibility: why so hard? Capturing information: in the second of his articles on joint asset visibility, the author discusses the processes and systems used for capturing data for asset visibility
  by James C. Bates
• Army and FEMA conduct hurricane training exercise
• Medical operations in the Sustainment Brigade
  by Bonnie H. Hartstein
• The Sustainment Brigade general supply office in Iraq: the success of the 15th Sustainment Brigade's general supply office in supporting operations on an asymmetrical battlefield was due to collaboration among logisticians at different levels and in diffe
  by Archie S. Herndon, Jr.