Improving logistics and intelligence integration at the lce/ Maj James M. Stephens, 1stLt Christopher D. Lagosz, 2nd Lt Kyle Fairbanks [et. al.]

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STEPHENS James M

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In: Marine Corps Gazette, March 2025, Volume 109, Number 3, pg. 25-27Summary: This article looks how they can improve on contemporary logistics combat element intelligence sections which is undermanned, lack integration and are ill-equipped to deal with the new operating environment.

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This article looks how they can improve on contemporary logistics combat element intelligence sections which is undermanned, lack integration and are ill-equipped to deal with the new operating environment.

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