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| Logistics span all three levels of war strategical, operational, tactical. and is the science of planning and carrying out the movement and maintenance of forces |
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| Define Combat Service Support |
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| CSS deals with the support provided to combat forces primarily at the tactical level of war. |
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| Describe the Functional areas of Combat service support |
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Definition
Supply
Maintenance
Transportation
General Engineering
Health Services
Services |
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| Describe the principles of CSS |
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Definition
| Responsiveness simplicity flexibility Economy Attainability Sustainability Survivability (FEARSSS) |
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| Define the Classes of supply |
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I- Subsistence
II- Minor End Items (Clothing and individual equipment)
III- Petroleum, Oils, and Lubricants
IV- Construction materials
V- Ammo Ground (w) Aviation (a)
VI- Personal demands
VII- Major end Items (Tanks, HMMV, ETC)
VIII- Medical Suplies
IV- Repair Parts
X- Non military materials |
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| Describe the organization of a MLG |
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| What are the 2 methods of distribution for Logistic support |
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| Describe the Push method of distribution |
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Definition
| The push concept uses calculations of anticipated logistics requirements to position or deliver resources where and when they are likely to be needed |
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| Describe the pull method of distribution |
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Definition
| the operating unit directly control the orders for resupply as well as calls for engineering maintenance and other support services, |
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