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Researcch on Built-in Development of Military Logistics

Ren Jie

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Analyzing the feasibility of building military logistics in local logistics,the paper proposes the measure on how to build the military logistics in local logistics in following aspects as laws and regulations,information standards,resource programming,professional training,etc.and points out the issues that should be paid attention to.

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Analyzing the feasibility of building military logistics in local logistics,the paper proposes the measure on how to build the military logistics in local logistics in following aspects as laws and regulations,information standards,resource programming,professional training,etc.and points out the issues that should be paid attention to.

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Analyzing the feasibility of building military logistics in local logistics,the paper proposes the measure on how to build the military logistics in local logistics in following aspects as laws and regulations,information standards,resource programming,professional training,etc.and points out the issues that should be paid attention to.

Key concepts: Military logistics, Humanitarian Logistics, Business, City logistics, Process management, Measure (data warehouse), Integrated logistics support, Resource (disambiguation)

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