Army Logistician 2006: Vol 37 Index

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Index of Army Logistician Articles—2005
JANUARY-FEBRUARY MAY-JUNE * Field Maintenance Shortfalls in
Brigade Support Battalions—CPT james
* Life Cycle Management: Integrating *A Communications Network for B. Swift, p. 4
Acquisition and Sustainment—LTC Today’s Logisticians—LTC Tony C. Mun- * Resetting the FMTV Gilbert J. Duran,
James O. Winbush, Jr., Christopher S. son and LTC Forrest Burke, p. 2. p. 8.
Rinaldi, and Antonia R. Giardina, p. 2. *RFID Vision in the DOD Supply * Saber FLE in lraqg—LTC Peter A. Catanese
* Combat Health Support in the First Chain—Alan F. Estevez, p. 5. and LTC Samuel J. Ford Ill, p. 10.
Stryker Brigade—MA)} Scot A. Dob- + Information Technology for Marine * Restructuring for Simultaneous Move-
oszenski, p. 4. Corps Ammunition—Steven M. Critten- ment Control Operations—\TC Charles
* Commentary: Sustainment Command den, p. 10. R. Brown, p. 13.
and Casualty Capacity—COL David L. * Chronic Medications in Iraq: A True * TCAM: Making the Class VII System
Nolan, USA (Ret.), p. 10. Army Lesson Learned—MA) Greta L. Work for Your Brigade Combat Team
* Joint Medical Logistics in Kuwait— Bennett, p. 14. CPT Michael S. Smith, p. 16.
COL Paul R. Sparano, p. 12. * Patriot and Avenger Reset—Kim C. * Improving Logistics Automation Sup-
* Feeding the Soldiers in traq—CPT Russell and Mark L. Sheffield, p. 16. port—CW4 Jacqueline L. Wallace, p. 19.
Michael K. Pavek, p. 17. + Installation Management—From Camp * Designer Materials: Changing the
*SBCT Up-Armor Evolution—CPT Swampy to the Starship Enterprise- Future of Logistics—David E. Scharett
Daniel P. Fresh, p. 20. John Di Genio, p. 19. and Robert E. Garrison, p. 24.
* ‘The Surge’—Staff Feature, p. 22. * Equipping the Iraqi Security Forces— * An Eight-Step Process for Improving
* An ‘Opportune Lift’ Showcases Joint CW3 Brian Edwards, p. 22. Logistics Activities—MA) David R. Gib-
Logistics Capabilities—jonathan D. Mar- * LOGCAP 101: An Operational Planner’s son, p. 30.
cus, p. 24. Guide—COL Karen E. LeDoux, p. 24. * Commentary: Maintenance Reinven-
* Transforming Joint Logistics Informa- + Airlift Operations During the Lebanon tion—Keith B. Wenstrand, p. 36.
tion Management—LTC James C. Bates, Crisis—LTC Mark A. Olinger, p. 30. * Berlin Airlift: Logistics, Humanitarian
USA (Ret.), p. 27. * Commentary: Slaying the Manpower Aid, and Strategic Success—MA)J Grego-
* The Brigade Combat Service Support Dragon—james T. Delisi, p. 34. ry C. Tine, MDARNG, p. 39.
Rehearsal —-MA\ Darren S. Holbrook, * Commentary: Confused or Absolved? * Logistics Changes Planned Under
p. 32. Our COMMZ ‘Megaproblem’—COl! BRAC—Stati Feature, p. 42.
* Relearning Lessons Learned—COL Christopher R. Paparone, p. 36. * Combined Arms Support Command
Glenn W. Walker, p. 34. * A New Tool for Simulation Modeling of Reorganizes for the Future—COL Mike
* Commentary: Fostering Joint Logistics Logistics Support—Alan Santucci and G. Mullins, p. 42.
Interdependence—COL Christopher R. Dr. Tayfur Altiok, p. 38.
Paparone, p. 36. NOVEMBER-DECEMBER
* The Logistics Convoy: A Combat Oper- JULY-AUGUST
ation—CPT Daniel T. Rossi, p. 38. * The Logistics Support Team: SBCT
* The Driving Force—SGT Jennifer D. * Developing a Concept for Joint Distri- Combat Multiplier—MA) Dwayne M.
Payne, p. 41. bution—Mark McTague and Roger Butler and CPT Eric J. Van De Hey, p. 2
Houck, p. 2. * The Challenge of Victory—CPT Jerry D.
MARCH-APRIL * Nanotubes and Antimatter: Energy VanVactor, p. 7.
Resupply for the Future Battlefield— Robert * Knowledge on Demand: Communica-
E. Garrison and David E. Scharett, p. 6. tion for the Future—David E. Scharett
* Life-Cycle Management: Reducing the
* MTS: A Success Story for Battlefield and Robert E. Garrison, p. 12.
Burden on the Soldier—MG James H.
Logisticians—CPT Heather £. Weigner * PMCS: Key to Readiness During Deploy-
Pillsbury, p. 2.
and John E. Laudan, p. 10. ment-—SGT Jermaine Boyd, p. 20.
+ Nonstandard Logistics Sustainment * Tracking Materiel From Warehouse to * Munitions Support in the Iraqi
Support in the Stryker Brigade Combat Warfighter—LTC Joseph P. Granata, Theater—MA| Jay C. Land, p. 22.
Teams—Gregory L. Alderete, p. 6. USMC, p. 13. *Commentary: Obtaining Visibility of
+ ‘Lily-Pad’ Basing Concept Put to the * Ist Infantry Division Movement Con- Stay-Behind Equipment—CW3 Khuntae
Test—CPT David C. Chandler, Jr., p. 11. trol Operations in Iraq—CPT Henry C. RaeGail Burke, p. 24.
* Containerizing the Joint Force—LTC Brown, p. 16. * Combat Blood Operations in lraq—1LT
James C. Bates, USA (Ret.), p. 14. * Combat Service Support in Baghdad— Maria F. Johnson, p. 26.
* UltraLog: Securing Logistics Informa- CPT Kevin M. Baird, p. 19. * Transforming Special Operations
tion on the Battlefield—CDR James C. + LOGCAP 102: An Operational Planner’s Logistics—MA) Ronald R. Ragin, p. 28.
Workman, USN (Ret.), p. 19. Guide—COL Karen E. LeDoux, p. 24. * Controlling Contract Costs in the
+ Transportation Challenges in Afghanistan * When the Air Force Needs a Lift—CW4 Balkans—Theresa Davis, p. 33.
—1LT Mary K. Blanchfield, p. 24. Robert M. Lanning, MOARNG, p. 30. * MEMS: Micro Systems for Asset Visi-
* Corps Distribution Center Opera- * What DOD Logisticians Should Know bility and Monitoring—john Yates, p. 38.
tions in lraq—CPT Bret D. Jones, About the Army—LTC James C. Bates, * A New Business Strategy for Equipping
USAR, and LTC Emmett C. Schuster, USA (Ret.), p. 34. V Corps—MA] Noah Hutcher, p. 42.
USAR, p. 28. * Commentary: The Support Leader Dig- + Joint Logistics for the EUCOM AOR—
‘Improving RFID Technology— ital Assistant—MA) Holly F. West and Randy S. Kendrick, p. 47.
Jeffrey D. Fee and Alan Schmack, MA] Elizabeth W. Schott, p. 40. * Commentary: Who Rules Logistics?
p. 34. * The LEW: It Keeps Getting Better— Service Versus COCOM Authority—COL
* The Role of Britain’s 17 Port and Mar- CPT Carl E. Ballinger, p. 43. Christopher R. Paparone, p. 52
itime Regiment in Force Projection—
MAJ Lyndon M. Robinson, Royal Logistic SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER
Corps, p. 36.
*The Reality of the Single-Fuel * Improving Tactical Trucks for the
Concept—Maurice E. Le Pera, p. 40. Future—MAJ Richard L. Harris, Jr., p. 2.
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