Articles from Army Logistician (May 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Climbing to glory'--Logistics Task Force 548 in Iraq.	Smith, Amy B.		694
A system that can protect soft-walled shelters against damage from indirect fire has been developed by the Natick Soldier Center in Massachussets and the Advanced Engineered Wood Composites Center at the University of Maine.			354
Air sustainment operations at LSA Anaconda.	Furber, Brian J.	Personal account	1253
Al Asad Air Base CRSP.	Gunning, Robert D., Jr.		797
AMC support to reconstitution in Afghanistan.	Seidler, Wayne T.; Dix, Richard B.		3171
Army budget calls for significant increase.			667
Army plans electronics warfare specialty.			330
CJTF-76 tackles reconstitution in the harsh Afghan environment.	Rautio, Michael J.		2026
DOD builds on AKO to create "DKO".		Brief article	273
Integrating coalition logistics at the tactical level: the combined joint distribution cell in Afghanistan.	Taylor, Courtney; Della-Moretta, Leonard B., III		2778
LSA Anaconda's Forward Redistribution Point.	Mataxis, Theodore C., III.		1392
Modular Fuel System improves fuel distribution.	Williams, Leon O.; Jankowski, Arthur		763
Mortuary affairs facility improvements at LSA Anaconda.	Pichotta, Tracia; Bivins, DaVonne L.		464
Online tool helps units select water purification systems.			321
Operating a central receiving and shipping point: the experience of Logistics Task Force 548 in Iraq demonstrated that an inland cargo transfer company is well suited to run a central receiving and shipping point.	Lajoie, Bart S.		3013
Providing clean water to the soldier: in the arid environment of Iraq, National Guard units are meeting the Army's need for the most basic supply of all--clean water.	Ketcham, Michael		776
Recovery operations at LSA Anaconda.	Klinger, Robert E.		1426
SDDC becomes AMC command while remaining TRANSCOM component.		Brief article	231
Soldiers of the 1st Stryker Brigade, 25th Infantry Division, at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, perform maintenance on Stryker vehicle components following their redeployment from Iraq.			93
Spare parts recovery and storage at Camp Taji: a pile of debris left by Saddam Hussein's Army provided an opportunity not only to obtain critical parts for Iraqi combat vehicles but also to train the next generation of Iraqi supply specialists.	Ward, Shawn P.		2047
Standardization within NATO course slated.		Brief article	195
Supplying ammunition at LSA Anaconda.	Greshik, Tamera A.		1057
Where's my MMC?	Stevenson, Mitchell H.		2916