OPINIONS REGARDING THE WAYS OF ENSURING EFFECTIVE MAINTENANCE OF LAND FORCES MILITARY TECHNIQUE IN PEACETIME
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https://doi.org/10.12753/2284-9378-20-51Abstract
In the present article will deal in detail with the role of maintenance, one of the most important areas of logistics, in maintaining and restoring military machinery and equipment, which is achieved through the continuous development, in peacetime, crisis or war, of two main activities, namely maintenance and repair. Maintenance is represented in the logistics system, in large units of the ground forces, in the management structure, by the technical deputy chief of logistics, and in the execution structures, depending on the echelon, by maintenance platoon structures, SMEM or SMME, from line I to level II logistical support. The arrangement of the execution elements is done with the observance, indicative of the tactical norms regarding the surfaces and the distances, so that the missions can be fulfilled making the most of the land and the local possibilities regarding the accomplishment of some maintenance works.
Keywords: maintenance; upkeep; repair; military equipments; areas.
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