PREPARE, DEPLOY AND SUSTAIN
GLOBAL PRESENCE Map of where AMLC LAP personnel are located worldwide. (Graphic courtesy of AMLC)
Additionally, MiC will eliminate process variations so Soldiers train as they fight. One of the biggest challenges in MEDLOG was that the old way of doing business meant doing it one way at home station and a different way in an operational environ- ment. MiC will also integrate medical materiel into multiclass supply support activities. Medical materiel will be received, stored and distributed in the same facilities and platforms as all other commodities. By shifting medical materiel into the regu- lar sustainment infrastructure, AMLC will reduce redundancy and streamline storage and distribution requirements.
Te effort will also improve unit access to maintenance. MiC is establishing a Home-Station Medical Maintenance Support (HMMS) capability, in accordance with Army Regulation 750-1, “Army Materiel Maintenance Policy,” which provides field-level maintenance support to units without authorized biomedical equipment specialists on their Modification Table
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As the Army transforms to meet the demands of the future fight, Army medical logistics are also rapidly evolving and synchronizing to become more agile, efficient and effective.
Army AL&T Magazine Winter 2025
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