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  2-107. The chief of logistics heads the logistics system. He is responsible for
  managing the order, receipt, and distribution of supplies to sustain the com-
  mand. He is responsible for the condition and combat readiness of armaments
  and related combat equipment and instruments. He is also responsible for their
  supply, proper utilization, repair, and evacuation. He oversees the supply and
  maintenance of the command’s combat and technical equipment. These respon-
  sibilities encompass the essential wartime tasks of organizing and controlling
  the command’s recovery, repair, and replacement system. During combat, he
  keeps the commander informed on the status of the command’s equipment.
  2-108. The chief of administration supervises all personnel actions and
  transactions in the command. His subsection maintains daily strength re-
  ports and TO&E changes; assigns personnel; requests replacements; records
  losses; administers awards and decorations; and collects, records, and dis-
  poses of war booty.
  Functional Staff
  2-109. The functional staff consists of experts in a particular type of military
  operation or function (see Figure 2-15). These experts advise the command
  group and the primary and secondary staff on issues pertaining to their indi-
  vidual areas of expertise.
  Operations
  Officer
  Chief of Chief of Chief of
  Chief of
  Integrated Force Special-Purpose
  WMD
  Fires Protection Operations
  Chief of Chief of Chief of
  Population Infrastructure Littoral
  Management Management Warfare
  Figure 2-15. OSC Functional Staff
  2-110. In peacetime, the functional staff is a cadre with personnel assigned
  from appropriate branches and services. It has enough personnel to allow
  continuous 24-hour capability and the communications and information
  management tools to allow them to support the commander’s decision-
  making process and exercise staff supervision over their functional areas
  throughout the AOR. In wartime, the functional staff receives liaison teams
  from subordinate and supporting units that perform tasks in support of those
  functional areas.