NATO - AJP-4(A)
ALLIED JOINT LOGISTIC DOCTRINE
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| Organization: | NATO |
| Publication Date: | 1 December 2003 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 85 |
scope:
While the NATO definition of logistics is wide ranging, this publication deals mainly with planning and co-ordination of NATO operational logistic support. Specifically, the focus is on the functional areas of:
• Supply and services
• Maintenance and repair
• Movement and transportation
• Infiastructure
• Medical
• Contracting
• Funding
Additionally, this publication covers broad logistic responsibilities such as Host Nation Support (HNS). The Allied Joint Logistic Doctrine Hierarchy is described in Annex 1-A.
Document History
December 20, 2018
ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR LOGISTICS
Allied Joint Publication (AJP)-4(B), Allied Joint Doctrine for Logistics is the keystone NATO doctrine for the conduct of joint operational logistics and medical1 from preparation to termination....
AJP-4(A)
December 1, 2003
ALLIED JOINT LOGISTIC DOCTRINE
While the NATO definition of logistics is wide ranging, this publication deals mainly with planning and co-ordination of NATO operational logistic support. Specifically, the focus is on the...
July 1, 1999
ALLIED JOINT LOGISTIC DOCTRINE
Applicability / Scope. a. This document is applicable to peace and the full spectrum of potential NATO operations (Article 5 as well as non-Article 5) from crisis through conflict. While much of the...