The long haul: historical case studies of sustainment in large-scale combat operations

In: The US Army large-scale combat operations series

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World War I and the emergence of modern army sustainment / by Leo P. Hirrel -- Medical support for the Meuse-Argonne / by W. Sanders Marble -- The North Africa campaign: a logistics assessment / by Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Mark D. Kitchen -- Battle of Metz, September 1944 / by Major Corey D. Campbell -- Korea and logistics / by James A. Huston -- Building for peace and battle in Vietnam: the origins of modern contracting / by Isaac W. Hampton II -- Getting ashore: joint logistics at the Battle of San Carlos / by Lieutenant Colonel Michael J. Gunther -- VII Corps logistics in Desert Storm / by James B. Martin -- Creatively deploying the heavy division: getting the 4th Infantry Division to Iraq in 2003 / by Colonel (Retired) Christopher D. Croft and Kelvin D. Crow -- For the want of a bottle of water / by Richard E. Killblane -- "The lifeblood of war": the inland pipeline distribution system in Operation Iraqi Freedom I / by Kenneth Finlayson -- The future of sustainment: a vision of what's possible and how to get there / by Major General Paul C. Hurley, Major General Rodney D. Fogg, and Ronald R. Jaeckle.

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The long haul: historical case studies of sustainment in large-scale combat operations

In: The US Army Large-Scale Combat Operations Series

Beurskens, Keith R.; Army University Press (U.S.)

Beurskens, Keith R.; Army University Press (U.S.)

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"Part of The US Army Large-Scale Combat Operations Series, The Long Haul is a collection of 11 historical case studies of sustainment operations drawn from the past 100 years with lessons for modern large-scale combat operations (LSCO). It is intended as a tool for the development of thoughtful reflection on past experience--good and bad."--Provided by publisher

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