Articles from Army Logistician (November 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
AMC and DLA partner to test Wal-Mart resupply procedures.			358
Army moves equipment and troops from Korea to Iraq.		Brief Article	156
Army presents deployment awards.			313
Army presents maintenance awards.		Brief Article	197
Average customer wait time: a supply chain performance indicator.	Gibson, David R.		2135
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.	Lunn, Robert H.; Bellows, Roderick A.		1751
DLA forward stock initiative expands.		Brief Article	147
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.	Juskowiak, Terry E.; Shumar, Robert L.		2904
Filling a strategic-level void.	Harman, Larry D.	Column	2140
Letter from Major General Ann E. Dunwoody.	Dunwoody, Ann E.		351
Life cycle management initiative will integrate AMC MSCs and ALT PEOs.			346
Penn State offers certificate in supply chain management.		Brief Article	94
Planning for the unexpected in a theater of operations.	VanVactor, Jerry D.		2650
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.	Stepp, Edward M.		1174
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.	Smith, Lawrence M.		2688
SmarTruck III offers multiple technological advantages.			394
SPS: the essential acquisition tool for overseas logisticians: the Standard Procurement System provides connectivity for logisticians supporting humanitarian missions.	Haynes, Jacob N.		2064
Supply award winners announced.			323
Supporting Army National Guard Regional Training Sites.	Lindeman, David D.	Column	1307
Taking charge of a medical platoon: the first steps.	Clay, James D.; Sanders, Raymond F.		1571
Task Force Logistics revamps army sustainment system.			742
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 defense against cyberattack is coming.	Pigaty, Leo; Workman, James C.		1892
The medical platoon leader and parallel planning: the author presents a guide to help the medical platoon leader through the military decisionmaking process.	Clay, James D.		2341
Transcom realigns to perform as distribution process owner.			444
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.	Wells, George William, Jr.		2329