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Army Sustainment
April 18, 2025
Determining Route Status in LSCO: Sustainment Lessons Learned from a Corps Warfighter Exercise
By MAJ Mikhail MJ Jackson |
Who determines route status in largescale combat operations (LSCO)? Is it the corps transportation officer (CTO), the corps engineers, or perhaps the protection team? In LSCO, determining the status of military routes is a complex and multifaceted process that extends far beyond the apparent simplicity of assigning this responsibility to a single entity such as the CTO, corps engineers, or the protection team. While it might initially seem that establishing route status falls solely under the transportation domain, the reality is far more intricate.
Army Sustainment
April 18, 2025
Sustainment Planning for Joint Forcible Entry Operations in an Island Fight
By CPT Gabrielle Davis |
The 225th Light Support Battalion (LSB) provided critical support to 1st Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment, Task Force Wolfhounds and its enablers during the joint forcible entry operation (JFEO) at Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center (JPMRC) 25-01. The Wolfhounds were tasked with conducting a 200-mile long-range air assault from Oahu to the Big Island of Hawaii as part of the rotational exercise. The 225th LSB was responsible for ensuring they were supplied throughout the exercise.