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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2004 issue of Army Logistician

• Letter from Major General Ann E. Dunwoody
  by Ann E. Dunwoody
• Transforming the theater support command: in his final article on the theater support command, the author suggests that the key to improving the Army's multicomponent support organization may be creation of a separate Reserve component augmentation
  by George William Wells, Jr.
• Taking charge of a medical platoon: the first steps
  by James D. Clay
• Task Force Logistics revamps army sustainment system
• FA 90: an update on the multifunctional logistician program: recent developments in functional area 90 mirror the increasing importance of multifunctional logistics in officers' careers
  by Terry E. Juskowiak
• Filling a strategic-level void
  by Larry D. Harman
• Average customer wait time: a supply chain performance indicator
  by David R. Gibson
• Army moves equipment and troops from Korea to Iraq
• SPS: the essential acquisition tool for overseas logisticians: the Standard Procurement System provides connectivity for logisticians supporting humanitarian missions
  by Jacob N. Haynes
• SmarTruck III offers multiple technological advantages
• Life cycle management initiative will integrate AMC MSCs and ALT PEOs
• DLA forward stock initiative expands
• Testing the survivability of logistics information systems: as logistics units have become more dependent on computer systems to sustain the warfighter, they have become more vulnerable to cyberattacks, whether from terrorists or hackers. Fortunately, a d
  by Leo Pigaty
• Transcom realigns to perform as distribution process owner
• AMC and DLA partner to test Wal-Mart resupply procedures
• Planning for the unexpected in a theater of operations
  by Jerry D. VanVactor
• Army presents maintenance awards
• The medical platoon leader and parallel planning: the author presents a guide to help the medical platoon leader through the military decisionmaking process
  by James D. Clay
• Army presents deployment awards
• Supply award winners announced
• Supporting Army National Guard Regional Training Sites
  by David D. Lindeman
• Penn State offers certificate in supply chain management
• Preparing for convoy operations in a combat zone: driving a truck in a combat zone requires more than knowing how to steer. Convoy personnel need to know how to defend themselves and their cargo
  by Edward M. Stepp
• Defense log conference scheduled
• Rise and fall of the strategy of exhaustion: technological changes gave birth to a new strategy of warfare aimed at an enemy's logistics—and to its demise
  by Lawrence M. Smith
• Aviation ground support equipment: the forgotten enabler: since its establishment in December 2003, PM AGSE has taken a number of steps to improve the condition of the Army's aviation ground support equipment
  by Robert H. Lunn