Articles from Army Logistician (July 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Words
A fond farewell.	Stevenson, Mitchell H.	954
A predictive diagnostic maintenance system: the two-level maintenance system presents some unanticipated challenges to maintainers. The author suggests that an evidence-based maintenance system would help them accurately diagnose faults.	Winkler, Michael	1272
A supply chain partnership involving all of the services delivered more than 5,200 mine resistant ambush protected (MRAP) vehicles to the U.S. Central Command area of operations by April.		115
Army Logistics Management College ALEDC course is changing to ATLog.		200
Army students post war stories on internet discussion boards.		149
Beyond the Horizon, a U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) humanitarian exercise that provides infrastructure renovation and basic medical and dental care to rural parts of Latin American and Caribbean countries, tested Joint Task Force Bravo's ability to support forward-deployed troops over 3 months at Soto Cano Air Base, Honduras.		175
Carrier association reporting system.	Willis, Fran; Freeman, Cheryl L.	757
Chinese logistics modernization: China's military recognizes the importance of logistics on the battlefield, and it is taking steps to maximize its logistics capabilities.	Payne, David A.	1478
Defense Acquisition University offers packaging training online.		103
Enhanced logistics tracking and monitoring through sensor technology.	Plinsky, Janina W.; Rodgers, Jerry	1860
Executive education for Depot and Arsenal leaders.	Shinn, Jerry	709
Field-portable propellant stability test equipment: the safety of ammunition stocks has been improved with the development of field-portable propellant stability testing equipment, which allows more ammunition samples to be tested.	Graves, Elena M.	3800
Fostering Iraqi Army logistics success: the Iraqi Army has made great progress in its efforts to organize and become self-sustaining over the past 2 years. Now its greatest challenge is to develop a logistics program that will support an independent force.	Magee, Thomas M.	3378
HET upgrade benefits vehicle recovery.		167
Know your terms.		683
Letterkenny Depot looking green.		211
Logistics leaders change.		115
MDMP at the SDDC: the art and science of terminal operations.	Ramsey, Marshall N.; Adams, Ryon F.	1724
New gear for Afghan commandos.	Votroubek, David	480
New TRANSCOM facility will house SDDC.		114
On the road to condition-based maintenance for army vehicles: the Army Materiel Systems Analysis Activity is developing onboard systems for tactical wheeled vehicles that will allow maintainers and operators to base preventive maintenance actions on actual vehicle conditions.	Bounds, Mark S.; Calomeris, Mary; Pohland, Michael; Shepler, Marguerite	1944
ORB management and your assignment history.		792
Performance Based Logistics Conference in Arlington.		107
Recently published doctrine.		542
Stryker brigade combat teams need forward support companies: heavy and infantry brigade combat teams are organized with forward support companies. The authors believe the Stryker brigade should be no different.	Tilzey, Danny F.; Kasavicha, Gary; Rote, Charles X.	4180
Successful implementation of logistics support teams in an SBCT: do Stryker brigade combat teams need forward support companies? The authors argue no--the LST can provide the responsive support that SBCTs need.	Butler, Dwayne M.; Bradford, Kenneth C.; Schwetz, Juliane C.	2539
The chief of staff's imperatives and the army field support brigade: army field support brigades like the 405th in Europe help tactical units sustain, prepare, reset, and transform.	Chroman, Jordan S.	1339
The M982 Excalibur global positioning system/inertial navigation system (GPS/INS) artillery round was fired for the first time in Afghanistan at Camp Blessing in February.		140
Third-party transportation management becomes reality.		213
Wartime host nation support on the Korean Peninsula.	Gunther, Kam S.	1186