Army Logistician

View more issues:

Articles in Nov-Dec, 2007 issue of Army Logistician

• Joint asset visibility: why so hard? Commercial sector information technology advancements: in the third article of his asset visibility series, the author discusses how commercial sector advancements in information technology are being used to help DOD m
  by James C. Bates
• Procedures for returning secure communications equipment explained
• Doing more with less: Special Forces logistics in Afghanistan
  by Christopher G. Manganaro
• Army and Marine joint ammunition operations: the Army and Marine Corps established a joint ammunition supply point in Iraq, overcoming the differences between the Army and Marine Corps class V operations
  by Glen R. Dowling
• From sutlers and canteens to exchanges: soldiers have always sought the comforts of home while deployed in faraway places. The modern exchange service has its roots in the storekeepers and sutlers of the past
  by James T. Delisi
• TLog: preparing logisticians for the modular force
  by Mitchell H. Stevenson
• COCOM, ADCON,OPCON, TACON, support—do you know the difference?
  by Christopher R. Paparone
• Fourth LOGCAP contract split among three companies
• Using central receiving and shipping points to manage transportation
  by Michael D. Melendez
• DOD revises TRANSCOM charter
• Munitions sustainment in the modular force
  by Dave Barron
• Chemical demilitarization program reaches milestones
• Modular medical logistics support at the JRTC: the 32d Medical Logistics Battalion deployed a forward distribution team with the 82d Sustainment Brigade during its JRTC rotation, demonstrating the benefits of modular logistics to the medical community
  by Mitchell E. Brew
• What deploying units need to know about contracting
  by Houston E. Baker
• Reachback cell creates explosives safety repository
  by Keith A. Brailsford
• Know your tiedowns
• SCOE Lifelong Learning Portal to assist logistics learning
• Improving class VIII management at brigade level: to support units medically, a logistician relies on his ability to assess the situation and rapidly adapt to accomplish the mission
  by Edwin H. Rodriguez
• Two ALMC courses to receive academic credit
• Reorganizing a sustainment brigade staff for the fight
  by Gustave F. Perna
• Army and Marine GS/DS class I storage and distribution center: the 24th Quartermaster Company and Marine Corps Combat Logistics Battalion I combined their operations at Al Asad, Iraq, to create a centralized class I distribution center that provided both
  by Carlos E. Comas
• TRANSCOM awards contract for CONUS freight management
• The diverse missions of the movement control team at Camp Cedar II: to support units medically, a logistician relies on his ability to assess the situation and rapidly adapt to accomplish the mission
  by Randall W. Newman
• Why BCS3 "doesn't work"
  by Thomas E. Sachariason
• Distributing the Army's Medical Department Officers: to meet the needs of a transforming Army, the authors believe that the Army Medical Command's Officer Distribution Plan process must evolve to include human resources assets of the other services and th
  by Larry S. Bolton