Articles from Army Logistician (September 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
An integrated enterprise approach to AIT: the commanding general of the U.S. Transportation Command has named 2008 the command's "Year of Visibility." The designation highlights Department of Defense efforts to coordinate the use of automatic identification technology throughout the supply chain.	Dias, David L.; Ringdahl, Timothy P.		1266
BCS3: getting the most out of a strategic sustainment tool.	Stewart, S. Eric		1117
BSB support to advisory teams in Iraq: the experiences of the 27th Brigade Support Battalion serve as a model for supporting advisory teams and partnering with Iraqi units.	Hotaling, Andrew; McGuire, Jason		2324
Combined logistics excellence awards: what it takes to win.			1076
Exchange pricing improves reparable item management.			623
Field support company maintenance operations during deployment.	Floriano, Joseph W.		1099
Fifty-two things you might want to know about in-transit visibility.	Barnes, Alexander F.; Boch, Richard K.		3974
Flexible support for the heavy BCT: the 115th Brigade Support Battalion created multifunctional platoon-sized elements to provide more flexible support to a brigade combat team in Iraq.	Jacques, John F.; Bergen, Justin T.; Standefer, Sonya S.; Miller, Carl S.		2432
Iraqi truck company transformation.			493
Logistics transformation in Europe: maintaining support while performing expeditionary missions: USAREUR's 21st Theater Sustainment Command integrates contract operations with deployable units while in garrison to ensure that Soldiers are properly trained and that support operations will continue uninterrupted when Soldiers deploy.	Pitts, Martin B.; Leeds, Kenneth M., Jr.		1596
MDMP: one tool in the commander's tool chest.	Nawoichyk, John D.		1420
New Army knowledge online sustainment forum introduced.			118
New system upgrades SAMS installation functions.			216
Outstanding units honored for excellence in logistics.			638
President nominates Dunwoody to be AMC commander.			96
Retiring J-4 grades army logistics at AUSA Logistics Symposium.		Conference notes	885
Sense and respond: military logistics in a global security environment: this article, the first in a series of three on sense and respond logistics, focuses on how the current global security environment requires logistics planners to emphasize in-transit visibility, real-time information, and responsive support to the warfighter.	Hammond, Michael F.		1703
The Army Logistics University.	Mroczkowski, Barbara G.		1937
The distribution dilemma: that last tactical mile.	Daniels, Kevin F.		4023
Upcoming events.			157