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NATO - AJP-4.9

ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR MODES OF MULTINATIONAL LOGISITIC SUPPORT

active, Most Current
Organization: NATO
Publication Date: 1 February 2013
Status: active
Page Count: 78
scope:

This publication deals primarily with the key modes of multinational logistics and does not specifically address the issue of framework nation3 because that concept has wider implications for organizational and command structures that are not directly pertinent to the delivery of logistic support.

Purpose. The purpose of this document is to describe the key modes of multinational logistics: Logistic lead nation (LLN), logistic role specialist nation (LRSN), multinational integrated logistic/medical unit (MILU/MIMU), multinational logistic/medical unit (MLU/MMU), and the use of contractor support to operations (CSO), which are outlined in AJP-4 Allied Joint Doctrine for Logistics.

3 Framework nation is covered in AJP-3 Allied Doctrine for Joint Operations.

Document History

AJP-4.9
February 1, 2013
ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR MODES OF MULTINATIONAL LOGISITIC SUPPORT
This publication deals primarily with the key modes of multinational logistics and does not specifically address the issue of framework nation3 because that concept has wider implications for...
AJP-4.9
November 1, 2005
MODES OF MULTINATIONAL LOGISTIC SUPPORT
The purpose of this document is to describe the key modes of multinational logistics: Lead Nation (LN), Role Specialist Nation (RSN), Multinational Integrated Logistic/Medical Unit (MILU/MIMU), and...
AJP-4.9
November 1, 2005
MODES OF MULTINATIONAL LOGISTIC SUPPORT
This publication is applicable to the full spectrum of potential NATO operations, both Article 5 and non-Article 5, Crisis Response Operations (CRO), as well as in exercises, including those...

References

This document references:
AJP-4.4 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR MOVEMENT
Published by NATO on September 8, 2022
AJP-4.4(C), Allied Joint Doctrine for Movement provides NATO level 2 doctrine for the conduct of movement in support of joint operations. AJP-4.4(C) builds on the principles described in AJP-4(B),...
This document references:
AJP-4.5 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR HOST NATION SUPPORT
Published by NATO on May 6, 2013
Aim. The purpose of NATO's Host-Nation Support (HNS) concept is to provide effective support to NATO military activities and to achieve efficiencies and economies of scale through the best use of a...
This document references:
AJP-4.6 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR THE JOINT LOGISTIC SUPPORT GROUP
Published by NATO on December 5, 2018
Allied Joint Publication (AJP)-4.6(C) Allied Joint Doctrine for the Joint Logistic Support Group provides the NATO level 2 doctrine for the conduct of the Joint Logistic Support Group from...
This document references:
AJP-4 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR LOGISTICS
Published by NATO on December 20, 2018
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....
This document references:
AAP-06 - NATO GLOSSARY OF TERMS AND DEFINITIONS (ENGLISH AND FRENCH)
Published by NATO on December 15, 2021
A description is not available for this item.
This document references:
AAP-15 - (RESTRICTED) NATO GLOSSARY OF ABBREVIATIONS USED IN NATO DOCUMENTS AND PUBLICATIONS
Published by NATO on April 23, 2021
A description is not available for this item.
This document references:
AJP-01 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE
Published by NATO on December 19, 2022
Allied Joint Publication (AJP)-01, Allied Joint Doctrine is the NATO capstone doctrine for Allied joint operations and activities. It explains the strategic context for such operations and focuses on...
This document references:
AJP-3 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR THE CONDUCT OF OPERATIONS
Published by NATO on February 11, 2019
Allied joint publication (AJP)-3(C) Allied Joint Doctrine for the Conduct of Operations is the keystone North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) doctrine for the conduct of joint operations from...
This document references:
AJP-4 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR LOGISTICS
Published by NATO on December 20, 2018
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....
This document references:
AJP-4.4 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR MOVEMENT
Published by NATO on September 8, 2022
AJP-4.4(C), Allied Joint Doctrine for Movement provides NATO level 2 doctrine for the conduct of movement in support of joint operations. AJP-4.4(C) builds on the principles described in AJP-4(B),...
This document references:
AJP-4.5 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR HOST NATION SUPPORT
Published by NATO on May 6, 2013
Aim. The purpose of NATO's Host-Nation Support (HNS) concept is to provide effective support to NATO military activities and to achieve efficiencies and economies of scale through the best use of a...
This document references:
AJP-4.6 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR THE JOINT LOGISTIC SUPPORT GROUP
Published by NATO on December 5, 2018
Allied Joint Publication (AJP)-4.6(C) Allied Joint Doctrine for the Joint Logistic Support Group provides the NATO level 2 doctrine for the conduct of the Joint Logistic Support Group from...
This document is referenced by:
AJP-4.11 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR NATO ASSET VISIBILITY
Published by NATO on February 21, 2011
This document covers the principles for asset visibility and asset tracking (AST) as applied to logistics. The document addresses the application of Automatic Identification Technology (AIT) within...
This document is referenced by:
STANAG 2506 - ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR MOVEMENT
Published by NATO on September 8, 2022
AIM The aim of this NATO standardization agreement (STANAG) is to respond to the following interoperability requirements.
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