Organizacja transportu realizowana w misji wojskowej na przykładzie IV zmiany Polskiego kontyngentu wojskowego w Iraku
Journal Title: Logistics and Transport - Year 2007, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
The Author presents transport problems in IV change of Polish Military Contingent in Iraq. Conclusions concerning the organization and realization of transport processes result from Author's personal experiences. These conclusions are valuable, because they embrace transport modes used in military missions, namely: air transport, maritime transport and road transport. An essential remark is the comparison between American and Polish procedures in the field of the organization and realization of transport processes.
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Paweł Gadomski
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