AJP-4 : 2003

Section I - Introduction
  Purpose
  Applicability
  Scope
  Principles
Section II - NATO's Logistic Support Concept
  Aim
  NATO Logistic Support Concept
  Co-Ordination of National and Multinational Logistic Activities
  Logistic Planning from a Multinational and Joint Perspective
  Synchronisation of Procedures in the Logistic Functional Areas
  Implementation of the Concept
  Component Support Concepts
  Maritime
  Land
  Air
  Roles and Responsibilities
  Logistic Support Considerations
Section III - Combined and Joint Logistic Command and Control
  Introduction
  Operational Considerations
  Command, Control and Co-Ordination
  Logistic Information Systems and Tools
Annex 1-A - Allied Joint Logistic Doctrine Hierarchy
Annex 1-B - Roles and Responsibilities
CHAPTER 2 - LOGISTIC SUPPORT PLANNING
Section I - Introduction
  Introduction
  Types of Planning
Section II - The Role of Logistic Planning in the Defence
  Planning Process
  Defence Planning
  Defence Planning Disciplines
  References
  Page
  Force Planning
  Logistics Planning
  Armaments, Resource and CIS Planning
  Relationship between Defence Planning and Operational
  Planning
Section III - Logistic Support Planning for Operations
  Aim
  References
  NATO Operational Planning Process
Section IV - Logistic Planning Conferences
  Introduction
  Product of Logistic Planning Conferences
  Logistic Planning Conferences
Section V - Logistic Planning Considerations
  Introduction
  Movement Planning for Operations and Exercises
  Medical Planning for Operations and Exercises
  HNS Planning
  Infrastructure Planning
  Contracting and Funding
  Contributions of Non-NATO Nations
  Concluding the Operation
  Accounting for and Disposal of NATO Owned Equipment
  Logistic Evaluation and Assessment
  Certification of Non-NATO Troop Contingents
Section VI - Co-Operation and Co-Ordination with
             non-NATO Organisations
  Co-Ordination with Non-Governmental Organisations
  Logistic Co-Operation with the European Union
  Logistic Co-Operation with the United Nations
  Logistic Co-Operation with the Organisation for Security
  and Co-Operation in Europe
CHAPTER 3 - LOGISTIC FUNCTIONAL AREAS
Section I - Introduction
Section II - Supply and Service Function
  Supply
  Provision of Supplies
  Multinational Provision
  Supply Transaction Procedures
  Stock Level Management
  Asset Tracking
  Petroleum, Oils and Lubricants (POL)
  Service Function
  Multinational Provision of Services
Section III - Maintenance and Repair Function
  Maintenance and Repair
Section IV - Movement and Transportation Function
  Movement and Transportation
  Characteristics
  Levels of Mobility
  Modes of Transport
  Intermodality
Section V - Infrastructure Function
  General
  Infrastructure Provision
  NATO Security Investment Program (NSIP) Projects
Section VI - Medical Function
  General
  Medical C2 Structure
  Evacuation
  Aeromedical Evacuation
Section VII - Contracting Function
  General
  NATO Co-ordination
  Organisation
Section VIII - Budget and Finance Function
  Article 5 - General
  Non-Article 5 Crisis Response - General
  Common Funding Eligibility
  Constraints an Common Funding Eligibility
  Proposals for Exceptions
  Forecast of Funding Requirements
  Centralised Support of National/Multinational Projects
  Funding Restrictions
  Organisation and responsibilities
Annex 3-A - Classes of Supply
Glossary of Abbreviations
Glossary of Terms & Definitions
Reference Publications

Deals mainly with planning and co-ordination of NATO operational logistic support.