Articles from Air Force Journal of Logistics (March 22, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
[Heart] of Alabama.		Brief article	105
2007 annual awards.			365
2007/2008 completed projects (1).		Brief article	86
Active projects.			1950
Aligning maintenance metrics: improving C-5 TNMCM.	Pendley, Scotty A.; Thoele, Benjamin A.; Albrecht, Timothy W.; Howe, Jeremy A.; Antoline, Anthony F.	Report	7282
Analysis connection.	Gage, Thomas		1545
Answers: what you need, when you need it.			591
Articles published.			403
Building 205 history.			305
Business operations.	Pena, Steve		571
C-5 TNMCM study II: realistic metrics to drive operational decisions: in order to blueprint an exportable methodology, the study team developed and utilized the Hierarchical Holographic Model and a ranking and filtering process. This overall process is suitable for complex problem modeling and is exportable to other weapon systems.	Pendley, Scotty A.		4074
Conferences and major meetings attended.		Brief article	174
Contigency contracting: analyzing support to Air Force missions in Iraqi freedom.	Baldwin, Laura H.; Ausink, John; Campbell, Nancy F.; Drew, John G.; Roll, C. Robert		6301
Contingency contracting: the joint environment: the JCC Handbook initiative benefits not only the Air Force, but ultimately the entire DoD by synchronizing and accelerating contingency contracting transformation efforts of all four Services. This initiative eliminated redundancy and standardized core contingency contracting training for all of DoD.	Clements, Dennis		1936
ECSS blueprinting: blueprinting is the first phase of the ECSS implementation plan. It consists of critically looking at Air Force logistics processes as they currently are, mapping them, and improving them to take advantage of business best practices. It also considers the software capabilities and how we want it configured to best support the newly mapped processes.	Morris, Gerald W., Jr.		1626
Edited research or peer-reviewed works.		Brief article	145
Good Sam-helping others.		Brief article	192
Here, there, and more: supporting transformation, analysis, and deployments.	Eagle, Wesley B.		1262
Intransit management: it's time has come: if you've ever wondered why the system is doing dumb things such as trying to ship an asset from your base that you need, then you'll agree the time has come for the Air Force to do a better job in managing its intransit assets.	Blazer, Douglas J.; Nunnally, Beau; Dietz, John; Bowman, Gale; Parrish, Tony; Smith, Bernie; Reynold		1797
Knowledge, technology, innovation! Our continuing commitment: generating tranformation solutions today; focusing the logistics enterprise of the future.	Cushion, Jennifer A.		423
Logistics innovation studies.			919
Logistics Officer Association.		Brief article	224
Manpower and personnel.		Brief article	116
Meals on the wheels.		Brief article	121
Modifying the supply chain.	Parrish, Tony; Blazer, Douglas J.		2167
More than 20 years of capturing logistics: the Journal is considered the premier Air Force logistics research publication, both within and outside the Air Force.		Brief article	180
Partnerships: the right team.			388
Same game, bigger field.	Cushion, Jennifer A.		2631
The results: generating transformation solutions today; focusing the logistics enterprise of the future.	Cushion, Jennifer A.		2610
The Wargaming mission.	Eagle, Wesley B.		976
Transforming logistics.	Boone, Christopher H.	Brief article	132
Who are we? Your logistics studies and analysis connection.	Cushion, Jennifer A.		1519