The Engineer, Vol. 30: February 2000 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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The great distances between the com pany, the forward support battalion, the initial staging base (ise), and the direct support unit in Germany drastically in creased the travel time in the parts flow. When the company ordered a part, the request went to the 299th fsb at the main American base camp. These requests were forwarded to the ise, which then sent them to the direct-support unit in Germany. Instead of having a direct link between the direct - support unit and the fsb, as in garrison operations in Germany, a third party was established at the ise. This increased the amount of time be tween ordering and receiving parts.

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