GDG- Re: logistics
Biggsk at aol.com
Biggsk at aol.com
Mon Jun 25 15:09:25 CDT 2007
Bob writes:
>>>>Charles R. Shrader, ed., United States Army Logistics, 1775-1992,
Washington: US Army Center of Military History, 1997, 3:811>>>>
Bob, I had not seen that and very much appreciate your posting of it here.
He is on target on most levels.
As a related aside - some do appreciate fine logisticians in war; CENTCOM's
logistician for Desert Storm was Gen. Gus Pagonis and I read that when he
retired he was hired by Sears to help run their corporation.
In terms of CW logisticians and their understanding of what they entail in
relation to army management, I rate the Top Three as follows:
1) Grant
2) Sherman (although I have been known to put him as No. 1 too because of
the Atlanta Campaign)
3) Rosecrans
It then descends from there.
Greg Biggs
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