Air Force Journal of Logistics articles from June 2004

Air Force Journal of Logistics archives from June 2004

Logistics dimensions.(Special Feature)
June 22, 2004... Improving Bare-Base Agile Combat Support: A Comparative Analysis Between Land Basing and Afloat Prepositioning of Bare-Base Support Equipment The Path to Integration: A Look at the Past, Present, and Potential Future of Integrating Reserve...

Improving bare base agile combat support: a comparative analysis between land basing and afloat prepositioning of bare-base support equipment.(Special Feature)
June 22, 2004... In a tale of war, the reader's mind is filled with the fighting. The battle--with its vivid scenes, its moving incidents, its plain and tremendous results--excites imagination and commands attention. The eye is fixed on the fighting brigades as...

The path to integration: a look at the past, present, and potential future of integrating reserve and active flying units.(Special Feature)
June 22, 2004... It's (transformation) happening today here, at Robins AFB [George]. In the future, when other bases and other wings attempt to implement a Future Total Force initiative, those who follow will measure their success against the "Robins Model."...

Creative approaches to improving segments of the Defense Transportation System.(Improving Three Key Areas)
June 22, 2004... With the recently adopted expeditionary and transformational mindset within the Department of Defense (DoD), the need for significant improvements in the military logistics system is recognized widely. Lieutenant General Michael E. Zettler,...

Logistics history: lessons for transforming logistics.(Brief Article)
June 22, 2004... The issue of technology is becoming the forefront of American procurement and acquisition issues. As the Germans did in 1935, America now enjoys a technological superiority over friend and foe alike. At the present, there is no match for...

From first to "wurst": the erosion and implosion of German technology during WWII: the German management system, especially in terms of the technological industry, was a complex and convoluted bureaucratic nightmare.
June 22, 2004... In the Beginning At the outset of the German buildup for World War II, the Germans were, arguably, the most technologically advanced nation in the world. Despite the limitations in the Treaty of Versailles, they secretly designed and built...