CONTEMPORARY DETERMINANTS OF THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF LOGISTICS OFFICERS IN LAND FORCES OF THE POLISH ARMED FORCES
Journal Title: Zeszyty Naukowe Akademii Sztuki Wojennej - Year 2015, Vol 99, Issue 2
Abstract
This article shows some factors which allow logistics officers of the Polish Armed Forces to develop on professional grounds, essential in preparation for carrying out tasks according to the various conditions of the contemporary and future battleground. The author, with his professional background in the achievement of a principal military career, presents the procedures that are obligatory in the process of filling the official posts for the officers. In the later part of the article, the formal and legal conditions of the development of logistics corps have been elaborated. At the end, an attempt to set the directions of the professional improvement of logistics officers has been undertaken.
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Grzegorz Smerecki
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