Military Logistics Spotlight —DIALOG Newsletter from Inbound Logistics Magazine

What does it take to move an army? From artillery to vehicles to kitchen facilities and provisions, military logisticians handle it all—often in extreme settings and circumstances.

The scope and scale of military operations provide its officers with logistics experiences not found anywhere else. Through this type of intense and unique military experience, veterans gain leadership skills and knowledge that help them excel in their civilian roles. Here's a look at some current and former operatives in the military supply chain.

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