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Multinational Logistics Center Opens in Prague

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Friday, February 12th, 2010

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A Multinational Logistics Support Center (MLCC) officially opened Feb.1 in Prague, Czech Republic, U.S. European Command (EUCOM) said. At the same time, a virtual MLCC application developed by the EUCOM J4 Logistics Support division was unveiled, the command said in a statement. The application is hosted by HarmonieWeb and uses Microsoft Office SharePoint technology. Senior military representatives endorsed development of multinational logistics initiatives at the 2008 NATO summit in Latvia. One of the major challenges facing logisticians is that multinational…

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