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• Podcast with Steve Di Rubio, Senior Vice President, Sensitech
  Militaries have to work in a wide variety of climate and temperature, often extreme cold or blistering heat like in Iraq, and much of what the military transports is sensitive to temperature. From munitions to fresh food supplies to medicines and even blood, militaries have a very sophisticated logistics chain and pay close attention to the conditions in which supplies are transported.
  In this podcast, Steve Di Rubio gives advice to supply chain and logistics companies working for the military. Find out more>>

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• Transformational Logistics Solutions
  John Wiliszowski discusses transformational logistics

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Articles

• US Strives For Enhanced Military Logistics with JTRS
  Last month, the US military announced that it had developed a new software communications architecture for its joint tactical radio system (JTRS), aimed at providing additional flexibility and capability for the various platforms operating within the programme.
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• UK Military Logistics Enhances Tracking and Asset Management
  In July, one the last deliveries of heavy equipment arrived back to Britain from Iraq, with some of the kit being refurbished and ready to be sent back out to Afghanistan as part of the UK's efforts to support ongoing operations in the Middle Eastern country.
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• Improving Joint Military Logistics for the Future
  The challenges of joint military logistics remain a key topic for defence leaders with the continuing drawdown from Iraq and ongoing operations in Afghanistan, requiring highly organised co-ordination between various agencies.
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• European Military Logistics Boosted by Eurofighter Programme
  At the end of July this year, a contract was signed between key players in the Eurofighter programme to produce 112 extra Typhoon aircraft for the partner nations, Germany, Italy, Spain and the UK, providing further military logistics support for their air forces.
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