Logistics edge Bosnia mission hinges on intransit visibility
NATO and U S forces face major supply and transport challenges as 2 600 of 60 000 multinational peacekeepers deploy to Bosnia. Pentagon planners stress tracking of food ammunition and gear to ensure timely delivery and effective field support. Transcom leads a joint effort to centralize shipments and personnel movements under the Defense Intransit Visibility Integration Plan and Global Transportation Network to improve accountability and reduce misdirected cargo.
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NATO ISAF PARTICIPATION BY NATION SUMMARY
The record lists force figures by country for a Bosnia related operation. United States about 20,000 in Bosnia with roughly 9,000 at sea or in air cover and airlift missions. Belgium about 1,000. Canada about 1,200. Denmark about 1,000. Smaller outside-region support about 3,000.
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