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File: 971208_sep96_decls5_0009.txt
Subject = OPERATION DS AFTER ACTION REVIEW EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Box ID = BX000078
Folder Title = 24TH ID AARS
Unit = XVIII CORPS
Parent Org = ARCENT
9) OBSERVATION: Throughput logistics operations to
sustain the division's rapid advance was -the
exception, mot the rule. Movement priorities on
MSR's must be established and ruthlessly
enforced and better communication and
transportation assets must be applied.
10) OBSERVATION: The use of TP-1 resulted in damage
to -multi-fuel engine fuel pumps and filter
systems. Units should use only DF-1 and DF-2
fuels in multi-fuel engines if possible.
11) OBSERVATION: The Alpha and Charlie companies of
-the military intelligence battalion do not have
-the required organization to support themselves
when deployed. They should be reorganized to
give them -the capability to resupply themselves
from the support battalion.
12) OBSERVATION: The brigade support area was unable
to,maintain supporting distance with -the maneuver
battalions. As a result, all fuel and cargo
REMTT's were placed in the combat -trains. 'Units
must maintain the flexibility to adapt Army
doctrine to changing missions and scenarios.
13) OBSERVATION: The Army's field feeding system-is
broken. We must fix it now to provide better
.rations on extended deployments.
24) OBSERVATION: The close relationship exhibited
between -the DISCOM and the corps support group
should become doctrinal. The resultant stability
will enhance -the familiarity between supported
and supporter.
15) OBSERVATION: Corps support battalions must have
the ability to communicate and move like the
maneuver elements they support. This is-a
-necessity -to provide support in a timely manner.
-16) OBSERVATION: There is -no logical configuration
of the corps support battalions in order -to allow
them to provide multifunctional support.
'Transportation and service asset shortages must
be rectified.
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