A Case for Change in the Management of Class V

A Case for Change in the Management of Class V

With overseas contingency operations drawing to a close and budgets being reduced accordingly, it is evident that the Army can no longer sustain duplication of effort in the management of class V. We believe now is the time to adopt a new way of doing business for class V and end the redundant capab...

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Veröffentlicht in:Army Sustainment 2012-09, Vol.44 (5), p.56
Hauptverfasser: Perna, Gustave F, Abney, Stephen D
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Ammunition
Armed forces
Aviation
Costs
Efficiency
Executives
Logistics
Military personnel
Military supplies
Pilot projects
Reporting requirements
Technological change
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Zusammenfassung:With overseas contingency operations drawing to a close and budgets being reduced accordingly, it is evident that the Army can no longer sustain duplication of effort in the management of class V. We believe now is the time to adopt a new way of doing business for class V and end the redundant capabilities that are in place. [...]we recommend that the Army take action to realign the roles of PEO Ammunition and JMC. [...]JMC can manage outside-CONUS retail ammunition the same way it already manages CONUS retail ammunition.
ISSN:2153-5973
2153-6015