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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2006 issue of Army Logistician

• Letterkenny gets Lean for war
  by Kim C. Russell
• Lean manufacturing and the Army industrial base
  by Fred L. Hart, Jr.
• Defense Logistics 2006 conference scheduled
• Save the best for last: during a transfer of authority, the outgoing and incoming units must ensure that the customers they support continue to receive a quality product throughout the transition
  by Julian H. Bond
• Business transformation process transformed
• Lean Six Sigma at Anniston Army Depot
  by Alexander B. Raulerson
• Securing shelters to 5-ton cargo trucks: only the authorized method should be used to secure storage and equipment shelters to 5-ton cargo trucks
  by Neal H. Bralley
• Army Civilian Corps established
• A Lean Six Sigma glossary
• Designer materials: advances in materials science hold the promise of revolutionary improvements in supportability, maintainability, reliability, and deployability
  by Keith Aliberti
• In with the old—out with the reconditioned: the USACAPOC mission support team reconstitutes battle-fatigued equipment to help ensure that Soldiers have what they need for the fight
  by Tina M. Beller
• Making the most of new batteries: the 2d Infantry Division found that adopting advanced-technology batteries was more than a matter of simply installing the batteries in its vehicles. Division maintainers also learned that they needed a support plan if th
  by Perry A. Cushman
• Field reset at Fort Bragg: the Fort Bragg Directorate of Logistics used Lean Six Sigma to improve its equipment maintenance and repair processes in order to help the XVIII Airborne Corps reset after its return from Operation Iraqi Freedom
  by Albert N. Love
• Army establishes new contingency contracting units
• Battlefield-ready civilians: civilian employees deploying to a combat zone must take certain steps to prepare themselves and their families for the deployment
  by Karen B. Keller-Kappaun
• Installation management command activated
• Telepresence: harnessing the human-computer-machine interface
  by Keith Aliberti
• DDC expands passive RFID capabilities
• Redesigned CLC3 coming
• Materiel Maintenance Policy regulation updated
• DOD RFID summit scheduled. Summit
• New concept synchronizes CENTCOM deployment and distribution
• AMC organizations win Shingo Prize
• DLA sets up deployable depot operation for disaster relief
• Erratum
• Soldiers test Body Ventilation System
• Brigade and battalion staff functions during convoy operations
  by Christopher J. Wicker
• Red River Army Depot, Fort Hood unit win 2006 DOD Maintenance Awards