Posted on Mar 4, 2023
How the Marine Corps is preparing for era of contested logistics
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The Marine Corps is rethinking how it approaches logistics. To do that, it’s also making changes to how it trains its people who handle logistics.
In its recently released Installations and Logistics 2030 strategy report, the Corps pushes for a more modern logistics system that could supply and sustain Marines even in a conflict with a technologically sophisticated adversary like the Chinese military.
In its recently released Installations and Logistics 2030 strategy report, the Corps pushes for a more modern logistics system that could supply and sustain Marines even in a conflict with a technologically sophisticated adversary like the Chinese military.
How the Marine Corps is preparing for era of contested logistics
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel good day Brother William, always informational and of the most interesting. Thanks for sharing, have a blessed day!
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Sounds to me like they are trying to train the Unit Scrounge, not sure how that will work, in the past its always just a guy who is creative on getting what you need.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Marines at Infantry Training Battalion and The Basic School will also learn about, and get evaluated on, aspects of logistics, according to the report. The Marine Corps wants its advanced expeditionary logistics operations course to have openings for military professionals who don’t primarily work in logistics, as well as those from other branches and nations.
But the report doesn’t provide specifics on all the ways the Marine Corps will train its future logistics personnel, because those details aren’t yet fleshed out. Instead, it calls for Training and Education Command to think through over the next several months exactly how to update logistics training."...
..."Marines at Infantry Training Battalion and The Basic School will also learn about, and get evaluated on, aspects of logistics, according to the report. The Marine Corps wants its advanced expeditionary logistics operations course to have openings for military professionals who don’t primarily work in logistics, as well as those from other branches and nations.
But the report doesn’t provide specifics on all the ways the Marine Corps will train its future logistics personnel, because those details aren’t yet fleshed out. Instead, it calls for Training and Education Command to think through over the next several months exactly how to update logistics training."...
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