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File: 123096_jul96_decls2_0016.txt
Subject: DAILY STAFF JOURNAL AND DUTY OFFICERS LOG
Unit: ARCENT
Parent Organization: CENTCOM
Box ID: BX000454
Folder Title: HISTORIANS BACKGROUND MATERIAL FILES - DAILY LOG SHEETS
Document Number: 7
Folder Seq #: 10
follow.
3. Re: CL I at LOG BASE Charlie. I called Maj Hake, the ARCENT
G-4 briefer. The percentage being briefed at the ARCENT morning
CG's update is a 5 DOS stockage objective(SO). He told me that he
knows that the SO is supposed to be 10 DOS and that the numbers
don't jive and that the discrepancy is causing a lot of
frustration. I asked if he had done anything about it. He said
that he had asked Gen Monroe if he could change the slides and
that the Gen had said that he would tell Maj Hake when to change
the slides.
I called Maj Guthroy, 321st MMC CL I, to ask him what So the MMC
was working with, what head count they were working with and what
numbers of meals they currently reflected at LOG BASE Charlie.
Maj Guthrey told me they are working with a 10 DOS SO. The head
count they are working with is 113,000 and the number of meals
they want to get on the ground is 3,390,000. He gave me the
following as the number of meals they were currently carrying on
the ground at LOG BASE Charlie:
499,104 MRE
259,884 T Rat
168,800 B Rat
He also told me that he had been informed that CORPS had an
additional 1,016,064 MREs on the ground at LOG BASE Charlie.
According to him CORPS had classified these as a contingency stock
and were no longer adding them into the number of meals on the
ground.
When I asked him what the problem was he said that it was
transportation. LTG Pagonis had visited the site a couple of days
ago and was told the same thing. The day after his visit the
number of trucks provided improved "a lot" but has dropped back
down. one additional factor in all of this is trailers.
are not returning trailers and this was
holding up the trans of all commodities.
He would not make a prediction of when the 10 DOS would be
achieved or if it ever would. He did pass to me that the 24th had
picked up rations direct from LOG BASE Bravo to meet a temporary
shortfall.
I understand that none of this is a solution. My intent is to
provide information that could be used to balance the books.
1 recommend that CORPS consider using its own assets to pick up
the rations from LOG BASE Bravo. While not a doctrinal answer it
may solve the problem for the short term. At G-3 I feel that
short term fixes may be appropriate.
- Deep target priorities were a problem for a while today. CORPS
saw a copy of a slide that ARCENT used to brief what it thought
was XVIII priorities. They were wrong. cerri was given a copy of
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Box ID = BX000454
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Subject = DAILY STAFF JOURNAL AND DUTY OFFICERS LOG
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Declassified = 17-DEC-1996