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By David Beaumont National Defence: Defence Strategic Review was released to the public on 24 April 2023, to a defence ‘community’ only too eager to scrutinise the document for its consequences on the ADF’s capability mix. The paper, of course, covers a swathe of topics and concepts.
Of course additional funding and attention can improve the capability and capacity of any military force to sustain itself in peace and on operations. When capability and attitude are misaligned, and where understanding is deficient, it is inevitable that the investment of time, effort and resources into military readiness is wasted.
A military logistician is a study in contrasts. A military logistician can easily find ways to plumb particular portions of his paradoxical profession. The shelves groan, after all, under the weight of books about business management and military operations. A link to his site can be found here.
The ADF had smart people, well-intentioned leaders both military and civilian, and was supported as best as possible from a Department that grappled with a complex and complicated mix of national circumstances in preceding years. Beware paying for future capability with present-day preparedness . Perhaps, with some important caveats.
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National support gives the self-evident notion that the national support base is intrinsic to the conduct of military operations coherency. A national support concept was created in the 1990s to show how the ADF and Defence writ large would, in theory, see the national support base better integrated into the conduct of military operations.
Of course additional funding and attention can improve the capability and capacity of any military force to sustain itself in peace and on operations. When capability and attitude are misaligned, and where understanding is deficient, it is inevitable that the investment of time, effort and resources into military readiness is wasted.
Paul Dibb’s 1986 review, and the policy document DO87, exemplifies the Government’s drive to resolve the impasses of the 1980s – but it was not the only one. Logistics arrangements were as influenced by commercialisation and civil-military relationships, productivity and efficiency, as they were by strategic policy.
National support gives the self-evident notion that the national support base is intrinsic to the conduct of military operations coherency. A national support concept was created in the 1990s to show how the ADF and Defence writ large would, in theory, see the national support base better integrated into the conduct of military operations.
These controls can cover military use items and items that have civilian uses as well. Export controls define the rules surrounding the release of certain types of data, information, products, technology, services and funds from a country.
China Customs: Order 33 HS Code: A HS Classification Number is mandatory for the import of goods (except documents) into China, and should be mentioned on the declaration form issued by the Customs. “Document” materials like manuals, photographs and catalogs, and business cards only need completion of the Air Waybill.
It is also well documented that roadside facilities and depots can be extremely poor, with 45% saying that this is a big issue. Is this, in part, because operators don’t know how to engage with the military, or organisations that seek to find leavers employment post-service? We also find that just 30.5% of Freight participants.
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RF scanners are used in retail, grocery, manufacturing, healthcare, warehousing, utilities, food, and the military. Education: Asset, attendance, and document tracking; staff communication. Military: Weapons, equipment, maintenance, and repair tracking. Presentation RF Scanners. E-Commerce: Order fulfillment and tracking.
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Instead of using Google to search scientific literature, imagine hundreds of women using massive mainframe computers searching for physical documents based on key words submitted by scientists. Exoskeletons are being marketed for commercial/recreational, medical, military and industrial applications. I tell this story for a reason.
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