Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics (ODCSLOG)....The ODCSLOG has overall responsibility for all of the Logisitics functions of the Army. You can learn about the newest info to hit the Logistics community or go directly to any of six Logistics Directorates.
Defense Logistics Agency....If you are involved in logistics, then you'll want to check out this site. If you've ever ordered parts or supplies, you've been involved in logistics. Check out this site for quite a bit of information about procurement and other logistics issues. There are tons of links to various logistics based websites, so if your answer isn't here, you'll likely find out where to get it. Enjoy.........
U.S. Army Logistics Integration Agency (LIA)....Procuring the equipment, parts, and supplies that keep this Army running, as well as deploying it to the four corners of the globe, is a daunting task. The LIA should be your first stop if you want your information "from the horse's mouth"......... Here you'll find programs such as CLRP, ASLP, ATAV, TRIAD, and many others, as well as helpful links to Logistics publications and other Logistics related sites.
Logistics Links....Here's a site from our brethren in the Navy. If you are looking for a logistics link and just can't seem to find it, then there's a very good chance you'll find it here. There are over 60 links available, from AEPS to WebLog and everything in between. There's even a link to an "Acronym Finder" site.............
Logistics Support Activity....The Logistics Support Activity takes in a very large amount of data from many different wholesale and retail logistics systems. They serve as the national data warehouse for tracking all Army Maintenance activities, all transportation activities, all requisition and supply activities, and all equipment and systems usage data.
U.S. Army Materiel Command - Logistics Web Portal....This is a limited access site and it is definitely worth your time to submit your application. Once you have access, you'll have information available which would make the most finicky logistician smile. Here, you can track orders, including FedEx information, check out reports submitted by LARS, submit Quality Deficiency Reports (QDR) on line, research Safety of Use Messages (SOUM), and more..... If you are in the maintenance field, this site is a "must see". Enjoy.........
Dod Combat Feeding Program....Most of you haven't had the unique pleasure of eating "C Rations". It is very likely that all you know are those tasty MRE's you get during every field training exercise. If you are a "chow hound" who would volunteer for KP just to get closer to the food, then you're going to love this site. Have you ever driven yourself crazy wondering which pouch had your favorite cheese? Well you can download the menu from this site and eliminate all of the guessing. Seriously, it does contain a lot of information about feeding the force, and it's not limited to MRE's, so it's an interesting source of knowledge.........
Sets, Kits and Outfits Electronic Supply Catalog....Here's a web site where you can view and download those pesky supply catalogs which you can never seem to find laying around handy. The site is sponsored by LOGSA, but is so handy to have that it deserved a link of it's own.........
Digital Logistics....The programmers at Digital Logistics have written some programs you'll want to use and they are totally free. There are various applications and I'm sure you'll find one or more that get your attention. When you're done checking out the free software, click on their link to the home page and find out what other military software products they've developed for sale and use by military personnel.............
Integrated Logistics Analysis Program (ILAP)....Have you ever experienced the frustration of ordering a part, but never knowing it's status until it eventually arrives. With ILAP, you can use document numbers or LIN's to find out exactly where in "the system" your parts requisitions are located. Before you can use the system, you'll have to submit for a username and password (you'll find the link to do so on their main page). It usually takes only 24 hours to process your request and have you surfing the system, so enjoy.........
Logistics Division (Ft. Belvoir, Virginia....Here's the place to go if you're familiar with or looking for terms like TACMIS, BMD, CAISI, CPO-R, CTASC II, HSMS/ISM, SEAT, STACOMP, or CEO, then you've found a quality source of information. The Logistics Division assists the TACMIS program and product managers in the analyses of DOD and Army information system requirements. Logistics Division develops system logistical plans and documentation to support these TACMIS customer's programs. The division also reviews, develops, and updates logistical documentation in support of system for milestone decision reviews. Documents managed include Maintenance Support Plans, Materiel Fielding Plans (MFP), Integrated Logistics Support Plans (ILSP), MANPRINT Management Plans, Life Cycle Cost Evaluation (LCCE), Post Deployment Planning, Logistics Demonstrations, Training Test/System Support Packages (TSP), Basis of Issue Plan Feeder Data (BOIPFD), Type Classification (TC) packages, Materiel Release (MR), Health Hazard Assessments (HHA) and Safety Releases........
Defense Acquistion Deskbook....If you are involved in acquisition, or just have an interest in learning about the acquisition process, then this is the site for you. Here, you'll be able to look up references, available courses, current events, or just browse and learn..........
SAAL-Z Website....The newest Weapons Systems Handbook is just a click away. The folks at this website are responsible for 428 aviation, missile, ground combat, intelligence/electronic warfare, and special operations force acquisition programs........
U.S. Army Electronic Commerce Center....Electronic Commerce (EC), or Electronic Business/Electronic Commerce (EB/EC) as it is becoming more commonly called, is defined as electronic techniques for accomplishing business transactions, including electronic mail or messaging, world-wide-web technology, electronic bulletin boards, purchase cards, electronic funds transfer, and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI). If you work with budgets to any degree, you'll find that this site is on the cutting edge.........
FED LOG....Long gone are the days of the old standard microfiche when it comes to looking up parts. The only way to go is with FED LOG. If your unit isn't already on the distribution list, here's where you start. You can order FEDLOG, contact support, check out class dates, or just let the staff know how you feel about the program with your feedback.......
United Defense LP....Here is a major supplier of parts for M113's, Bradley Fighting Vehicles, M109 Howitzers, MLRS, M88 IRV, M9 ACE, Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV7), and Improved Ribbon Bridge. If you are having a hard time getting those parts you ordered, give these folks a try. They supply many of the organizations which supply you.......
MSC Industrial Supply Company....Their catalog is called "The Big Book" and brother, it's a big book...... If you are in an "Allied Trades" shop, a "little bit of everything" shop, or you have a need for industrial supply items, then this is the place to go. They currently have an inventory of over 450,000 items for sale and they have a "same day shipping guarantee".......
HAZMAT On The Web....Here's a quality site provided by our Air Force brethren. As you know, HAZMAT (all things pertaining to use of hazardous materials) has a significant impact on our day to day mission and has countless requirements which we are dedicated to support. After obtaining your log-in ID and password, you will have access to a phenomenal amount of information and guidance. Among other things, you'll find information such as Material Safety Data Sheets, Procurement data, Environmental Safety and Occupational Health (ESOH) information, and EPA/DOT/OSHA/NRC rules and regulations. The list goes on, so check it out.......
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