Aspekty przygotowania, działalności oraz zaopatrywania polskich kontyngentów wojskowych
Journal Title: Logistics and Transport - Year 2007, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
The Author describes problems concerning logistics in peacekeeping missions considered from the Polish Army battalion's point of view performing actions abroad. Conclusions based on personal experiences of an quartermaster taking part in number of peacekeeping missions in Europe and Near East. The Author calls it a paradox that in every mission there was a different model of logistics valid.
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Michał Szymański
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