What happened to Class IX in Iraq?

Article Abstract:

The functions critical to the effective management of Class IX items (consumable repair parts and secondary reparables) such as information management, transportation and distribution control have been described in the context of the shortcomings experienced during Operation Iraqi Freedom. The formation of a separate Class IX management company and the development of an effective supply management system with a proven system for tracking of packages and transportation assets could help in dealing with the shortcomings.

Military supplies, Iraq War, 2003-

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'Census operations' and Information Management

Article Abstract:

Company F, 2d Battalion, 24th Marines was given the task of seizing the town of Al Yusufiyah, Iraq, which had about 60unni and 40hi'ite. Census operations and information management was conducted, which helped in maintaining the offensive that was started by the company.

Iraq, Military aspects, Marines

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Marine bloggers

Article Abstract:

The article discusses marine blogging and the potential danger that it can cause to the military, thereby suggesting guidelines to be established for blogging.

Evaluation, Soldiers' writings

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