Transcription of Logistics Forecasting Estimates Brigade Combat Team
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Pfc. Andrew Skalecki and Spc. Jose Rodriquez, water treatment special- ists with the 339th Quartermaster Company, resupply more than 500. and Canadian Soldiers staying in a tent village at Yongin, South Korea, on Aug. 25, 2016. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Ken Scar). Logistics Forecasting and Estimates in the Brigade Combat Team By Capt. Michael Johnson and Lt. Col. Brent Coryell A. ccurately Forecasting logis- tics requirements is cru- cial to the mission analysis phase of the military decisionmaking process, yet it is often overlooked by Brigade Combat team (BCT) Logistics planners.
Forecasting requirements begins during mission analysis and is the most important mental process for logistics planners. Mission analysis should be a focused effort in which planners define the current opera-tional environment in terms of ca-pabilities, requirements, …
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