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Developing Smarter Logistics Support to Remote Areas

The Army Logistics Innovation Agency and Department of the Army G–4 chartered the Maj. Gen. James Wright Program of the College of William and Mary’s Mason School of Business to research supply chain optimization for remote locations. The intent was to garner insights from civilian organizations with the objective of improving Army sustainment for remote locations. The study focused on sustainment in areas with minimal or no local infrastructure or supply sources in environments similar to inland central Africa and isolated Pacific islands. Comprehensively studying current commercial supply chain innovations revealed many best practices that should be adopted by the Army. The Army can better support combat operations in the most remote areas on earth by accomplishing these six improvements: