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Define Logistics
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the science to move and maintain forces
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DEFINE CSS
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the essential capabilities, functions, activities, and tasks necessary to sustain all elements of operating forces in theater at all level of war
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Define the Three levels of logistic support
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STRATEGIC
OPERATIONAL TACTICAL |
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Define the Strategic level logistic support
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STRATEGIC:
level of war which a nations determines national/multinational security objectives and uses national resources to accomplish objectives |
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Define the Operational level logistic support
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OPERATIONAL:
level of war at which campaigns and major operations are planned, conducted, and sustained to accomplish strategic objectives within theaters or areas of operations |
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Define the Tactical level logistic support
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TACTICAL
level of war at which battles and engagements are planned and excuted to accomplish military objectives assigned to tactical units or tasks forces. |
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State the six Funcntional areas of tacitical logistics
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Supply
Maintenance Transportation General Engineering Health Services Services |
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What is Throughput
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The amount cargo and personnel passed through the transportation system
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Define a CSSE
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task organized to provide the full range of combat service support neccesary to accomplish the MAGTF mission. The CSSE varies in size from a MSSG to a FSSG. Normally only one CSSE in a MAGTF
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Dicuss the SEVEN PRINCPLES of LOGISTICS SUPPORT
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FEARSSS
Flexibility: ability to adapt to changing situatuons Economy: support at the cost w/o impairing mission Attainability: minimum essential supplies required to begin combat operations Responsiveness: (Keystone)right support;at the right time; in the right place Simplicity: Efficiency in planning and execution Sustainability: the ability to maintain logisitic support to all users Survivability: to protect forces and resources |