Air Force Journal of Logistics articles from June 2000

Air Force Journal of Logistics archives from June 2000

Force Support for the Expeditionary Air Force.
June 22, 2000... I don't ever, ever, ever want to hear the term logistics tail again. If our aircraft, missiles and weapons are the teeth of our military might, then logistics is the muscle, tendons, and sinew that make the teeth bite down hard and hold...

BIG WEEK HOW LOGISTICS MADE BIG WEEK BIG.(bombing mission in February 1944)
June 22, 2000... EIGHTH AIR FORCE BOMBING 20-25 FEBRUARY 1944 If any indisputable logistic lesson can be drawn from World War II, it is that in any major war involving industrial powers, no nation can hereafter emerge victorious without substantial and...

Alternate Munitions Prepositioning Strategy 2000.
June 22, 2000... A maxim has it that we seldom fight the war for which we plan. Recent history strongly suggests it is likely that the next contingency we face will be one we have not considered explicitly. Operational Certainty and Planning The...

Global Access Strategy 2000.
June 22, 2000... A global access strategy that includes maintaining core assets and developing new political and technological opportunities can help the United States manage and develop access and basing options both now and in future years. Defense...

Personnel Information Career.(career in Air Force logistics)(Brief Article)
June 22, 2000... Logistics Officer Manning--A Growing Concern for Commanders Visit just about any logistics organization, and it will not take long to notice a vacant office or two. Ask commanders about it, and they will be the first to point out the lack...

Best Value in Source Selections.
June 22, 2000... Fleet Admiral King once admitted, "I don't know what the hell this logistics is that Marshall is always talking about, but I want some if it." Yes, logistics. Recall Hannibal needing food for his elephants, think about Rommel crossing the...

1999 AFJL Awards.(Air Force Journal of Logistics)(Brief Article)
June 22, 2000... The Editorial Advisory Board selected "A Global Infrastructure to Support EAF" (Volume XXIII, No. 2)--written by Lionel A. Galway, Robert S. Tripp, Chief Master Sergeant John G. Drew, C. Chris Fair, and Timothy L. Ramey--as the most significant...