PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-725
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 725
APRIL 2013
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APR 13
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Same applies to Department of
Army civilians and contractors,
too. You need to know what’s
going on. it may impact your
work or the Soldiers you help.
But so much of it
is
boring
or
hard
to understand…
Or
both!
There you
go, picking
on logistics
again!
ah, You’re
imagining
things.
Well, I’m not
imagining the
fact
that my logistics
models are
prettier than your
pie charts.
Here’s my advice to
all
of
you. Even if news seems to
affect another area, take
a moment to think if it might
also affect
your
unit.
Half-Mast’s
right!
if someone asks supply
to order something,
but the supply section
doesnt check the newest
automatic disposal
list, they could waste
time trying to order
obsolete stuff.
Gotcha. I fix electronics, so I
may think I dont
need
to know or
care about a budget shortfall…
…But I’ll care
when I want to
order a critical
part and find out
the unit’s funds are
already
spent.
Great examples,
everyone! Communi-
cation is
key!
Only two hours remain,
contestants! Cloe is emailing
you links to logistics models.
Consider them carefully, and
here’s one last clue…
…use the
internet
thought-
fully.
I’ll see
you all at
the finish
line!
…and the
winner of
this season’s
Project PM
is
Specialist
Flyright!
Good job,
Specialist.
All
of
your substitute LINs
were correct! Tell
us how you came up
with the answers.
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