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2009-09-25T00:00:00-5:00

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API on track for future DoD needs

2009-08-19T00:00:00-5:00

When we think of logistics for the military, we usually think in terms of getting the proper materiel to the forces on time, at the correct location, and in the condition requested. But, then, that is what we do when we are supporting our war-fighting men and women deployed to far away lands. So what happens when the deployments draw down, and our forces and their equipment need to return home to America? You guessed it …“reverse logistics”.

At the annual DSCC Land & Maritime Supply Chains Conference held in Columbus, Ohio in August, we got a glimpse into this process. The commander of the Defense Logistics Agency, the organization charged with the overall logistical mission for the Department of Defense, Vice Admiral Alan Thompson, noted that, “… the responsible draw down of materiel from Iraq,” remained his number one strategic focus area for 2010.

With the record of performance and reputation which API enjoys within the Defense Industrial Base and its commercial contractors, API is well positioned to assume a variety of roles in the removal of that equipment from the Middle East. Whether short or long-term storage, unique and necessary packaging or preservation for sensitive and costly components and parts, or for the fulfillment - piece parts into larger components or larger components dissembled into piece parts - API stands ready to respond as they traditionally have for our Soldiers and Marines.

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API on track for future DoD needs