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NATO - AJP-4.6

ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR THE JOINT LOGISTIC SUPPORT GROUP

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Organization: NATO
Publication Date: 1 April 2014
Status: inactive
Page Count: 64
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In order to provide a doctrinal framework for the conduct of theatre-level logistics, multinational joint theatre logistics addresses the requirements for and the organization and functions of logistic support across the spectrum of current and potential NATO operations. The Bi-SC4 Conceptual Framework for Alliance Operations provides the basis for this approach. However, NATO concepts recognize that there is no fixed template for C2, which may vary from operation to operation depending on type, scale, complexity and location. Each concept therefore has the flexibility to provide for a number of courses of action, against which an operation-specific support option recommendation may be made to adopt the most appropriate C2 arrangement in the context of the mission.

Document History

December 5, 2018
ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR THE JOINT LOGISTIC SUPPORT GROUP
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...
AJP-4.6
April 1, 2014
ALLIED JOINT DOCTRINE FOR THE JOINT LOGISTIC SUPPORT GROUP
In order to provide a doctrinal framework for the conduct of theatre-level logistics, multinational joint theatre logistics addresses the requirements for and the organization and functions of...
December 1, 2003
MULTINATIONAL JOINT LOGISTIC CENTRE DOCTRINE (MJLC)
This publication is applicable to the full spectrum of potential NATO operations, both Article 5 and non-Article 5, as well as in exercices, including those conducted in co-operation with the United...
December 1, 2003
MULTINATIONAL JOINT LOGISTIC CENTRE (MJLC) DOCTRINE
Purpose. The aim of this publication is to provide a doctrinal framework for the MJLC concept and for the employment of its capabilities. It should be read in conjunction with the current editions...

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