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Key logistics functions

Mobility

Efficient and timely movement of forces is a pre-requisite for all military operations. Ensuring the strategic mobility of troops and materiel by providing adequate lift, transport facilities, equipment, and infrastructure is normally a major operational requirement. It includes the possible use of civilian resources and may involve the deployment, staging, and onward movement of large amounts of materiel and equipment. Planning and evaluation of capacity and capabilities can therefore be decisive in ensuring that varying political and military requirements can be met. The focal point for questions relating to strategic mobility in NATO is the Movement and Transportation Advisory Group, a sub-group of the Senior NATO Logisticians Conference. This body was created to foster cooperative approaches to the management side of movement, transportation and mobility matters between military and civilian agencies and between NATO and member nations.

Host nation support

Host nation support means civil and military assistance rendered in peace, emergencies, crisis and conflict by a Host Nation to Allied Forces and organizations which are located on, operating in or in transit through the Host Nations territory. Arrangements concluded between the appropriate authorities of Host Nations and the Sending Nations and/or NATO form the basis of such assistance. Host Nation support is crucial to the sustainability of all types and categories of forces. Bilateral or multilateral agreements which take into account NATOs operational requirements contribute to the protection of the forces as well as providing the required logistic support and infrastructure for their reception, movement and employment. The flexibility needed by multinational forces calls for the involvement of NATO military commanders in formulating requirements for Host Nation support, in negotiating Memoranda of Understanding on behalf of NATO and in coordinating the development of the relevant Host Nation Support agreements. Moreover the increasingly varied nature of deployment options means that the planning of Host Nation support arrangements now has to be based on a more generic approach than in the past.

Medical Support

Medical services make a major contribution to military operations through the prevention of disease, the rapid evacuation and treatment of the sick, injured and wounded, and their early return to duty. Medical capabilities in an area where forces are deployed need to be commensurate with the force strength and their risk of exposure to sickness or injury. Medical support capabilities also need to be in place and operational prior to the start of military operations. The Committee of the Chiefs of Military Medical Services in NATO advises the Military Committee and provides the focus for cooperation in this field. Civil-military coordination is provided by a Joint Medical Committee.

 

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