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Category: Medical Logistics

MedLog: New Video Explains UDPs
December 1, 2022 — AMLC has created a video to explain unit deployment packages. To find out where to watch it, read on… ... MORE

MEDEVAC: Oxygen Flow Meter Hose Adaptors Available
November 4, 2022 — You can now order green plastic oxygen flow meter hose adaptors through the Army supply system. Keep reading to get the details... MORE

PS Magazine Posters: Help Spread the Word
October 28, 2022 — The Nov 2019 PS Magazine was its last 64-page, cartoon-illustrated issue. Taking its place is this website, and we STILL need your help to promote it. Attached are two versions of a poster you can print out and put in day rooms, motor pools, etc... MORE

Medical Logistics: OGFP Removed from Army Inventory
October 17, 2022 — OGFPs are being removed from the Army inventory. Units take note…... MORE

Reader Feedback: Inviting Your Input
October 5, 2022 — MSG Half-Mast invites readers to answer a short questionnaire on how they engage with the PS Magazine website. Keep reading to learn more... MORE

Don’t Spin Our Wheels!
February 23, 2021 — This article initially appeared in PS 759 (May 16), p. 1. PS Magazine gets lots of maintenance and supply questions each month. Sometimes we can send out an immediate answer. Other times, those answers take a couple days to a few weeks to track down. In the meantime, you may find the solution on your own. ... MORE

PS Magazine: Help Us Help You
December 23, 2020 — Each day, emails from Soldiers and DoD civilians all over the world come into PS Magazine seeking answers to challenges they're facing while maintaining their vehicles and equipment. And each day, Half-Mast or a member of his team replies. In order to help you, help us by providing as much information as possible about the problem... MORE

MedLog: KAVO Dental X-Ray Apparatus Tip Sheet
July 9, 2020 — The U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command (AMLC) routinely publishes medical maintenance equipment tips sheets. The tip sheet below provides maintenance and sustainment tips on the X-ray Apparatus Dental, LIN: X38819, NIIN: 01-677-4553, Model: KAVO PRO 2... MORE

MedLog: AMLC Propaq Defibrillator Monitor-Recorder System Tip Sheet
June 22, 2020 — The U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command (AMLC) routinely publishes medical maintenance equipment tips sheets. The tip sheet below provides maintenance and sustainment tips on the Defibrillator Monitor-Recorder System Propaq, LIN: D86072, NIIN: 01-659-4040, 303-2451312-01 (Propaq MD) - 120/230V 50/60HZ AC or DC... MORE

MedLog: AMLC Zoll Defibrillator Monitor-Recorder System Tip Sheet
June 15, 2020 — The U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command (AMLC) routinely publishes medical maintenance equipment tips sheets. The tip sheet below provides maintenance and sustainment tips on the Defibrillator Monitor-Recorder System Zoll, LIN: D86072, NIIN: 01-515-4197, Model: 8000-0851-30 (M-Series CCT) - 120/230V 50/60HZ AC... MORE

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