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3-1 Chapter 3 METHODS OF SUPPLYThis chapter covers several METHODS , or modes, units use to provide thedifferent type of organizational supplies that were discussed in theprevious chapter. It also provides information on some alternativesources of SUPPLY that some units may use when there are few to no TYPES. Resupply can be routine (LOGPAC), emergency, cached, ormobile pre-positioned. Routine resupply is the regular resupply ofClasses I, III, V, and IX. It occurs at least daily and preferably in timesof limited visibility. A SUPPLY cache is the placement and concealment ofsupplies on the battlefield. It is mainly used in the defense whensubsequent battle positions are to be occupied. Mobile pre-positioning islike prestocking except supplies stay on the vehicles. The companycovers each in its SOPs and training.
Chapter 3 3-3 • Tailgate Resupply. Combat vehicles remain in place, or they back up to keep the resupply vehicle covered. POL and ammunition trucks go to each position.
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