Articles from Army Logistician (May 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Airdrop of fuel supports combat operations in Afghanistan. (News).		Brief Article	157
Army announces major realignment.	Simmons, Janice L.		678
Army creates new chemical materials agency. (News).		Brief Article	215
Containerized chapels support multidenominational worship. (News).		Brief Article	248
CSS: a collection of teams: the author believes that the Army can manage combat service support units best if it sees them as they really are: a collection of mission-focused teams.	Paparone, Christopher R.		1273
Culinary excellence awards presented. (News).		Brief Article	132
Deployment excellence awards expand. (News).		Brief Article	200
Design specialist retires. (ALOG News).		Brief Article	87
Force projection information center: a new repository provides authoritative information on all aspects of force projection and deployment.	Graham, David G.		1073
Ground assault convoys at the JRTC.	Dominique, Dean J.		1144
Joint crew trains for HSV'S first operational deployment. (News).		Brief Article	261
Joint munitions command replaces operations support command. (News).			373
Log notes. (ALOG News).	Stewart, Walter L.	Letter to the Editor	183
Logistics problems on Attu.	Burks, Robert E.		2601
LOGSA establishes single manager for containers. (News).			299
Managing materiel distribution in the 21st TSC.	Paun, Mark S.		1686
Modularity: reducing the logistics footprint.	Manns, Gregory A.		2286
MTMC to get new transportation management system. (ALOG News).		Brief Article	159
Officer education system to be revamped. (News).			651
Performance-oriented packaging.	Umstead, Stacy L.		597
President's army budget seeks more funds in 2004. (News).		Brief Article	314
Restructuring the division support command.	Liermann, Christopher R.		1928
The army test and evaluation command.	Johnson, Christopher L.		1494
The MV Cape Texas, one of the Military Sealift Command's 33 roll-on-roll-off ships, battles choppy seas in the Mediterranean Sea. (News).		Brief Article	114
The NATO Movement and Transport Working Group: this group's experts constantly review and update transportation doctrine and search for new and innovative transportation practices.	Little, Thomas D.		1558
Transforming strategic mobility.	Hickins, Kenneth E.		3086