text: Chapter 12
  closely with Army Materiel Command’s Army Medical Logistics Command to ensure timely
  procurement and fielding of lifesaving products to the deployed force.
  * The U. S. Army Materiel Command is the Army’s materiel integrator providing national-level
  sustainment, acquisition integration support, contracting support, and selected logistics support to
  Army forces. Army Materiel Command provides related common support to other Services,
  multinational, and interagency partners. Army Materiel Command’s capabilities are diverse and
  are accomplished through its various major subordinate commands which include the Army
  Medical Logistics Command for strategic-level medical logistics support. Refer to FM 4-0 for
  additional information.
  12-11. The U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command is the life cycle management command for MEDLOG.
  The Army Medical Logistics Command manages and sustains medical programs for operational forces in the
  Total Army and delivers/fields medical solutions (on behalf of the Army Medical Program Executive Office).
  The command manages strategic-level medical materiel and logistics services required to generate and deploy
  ready medical forces and sustain Army and Joint health services. The Army Medical Logistics Command’s
  core competencies include management of medical supply (Class VIIIA), MEDLOG operations that include
  theater-level medical logistics support, medical equipment maintenance and recapitalization, optical
  fabrication, and the Army’s globally employed centralized medical materiel readiness programs. The Army
  Medical Logistics Command’s subordinate organizations include the:
  * U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency
  * U.S. Army Medical Materiel Center-Europe
  * U.S. Army Medical Materiel Center-Korea
  12-12. The U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency’s mission is to develop, tailor, deliver and sustain medical
  materiel capabilities and provide worldwide operational MEDLOG support. The Agency has a wide range
  of strategic roles including materiel fielding, centrally managed MEDLOG programs, Army supply
  cataloging and set assembly, and medical equipment maintenance and repair. The U.S. Army Medical
  Materiel Agency has two deployable teams: the MEDLOG Support Team and the Forward Repair Activity-
  Medical Team.
  * The MEDLOG support team is a deployable table of distribution and allowances organization
  consisting of MEDLOG personnel military, DA Civilians, and contractors. The mission of the
  MEDLOG support team is to deploy to designated locations worldwide, to provide medical
  materiel and medical equipment maintenance capabilities and solutions in support of Army
  strategic and contingency programs. Upon initial deployment for hand-off of Army Pre-positioned
  Stock, the MEDLOG support team is normally under the operational control of the United States
  Army Materiel Command’s Army field support brigade. The primary role of the MEDLOG
  support team is the issue of medical Army pre-positioned stocks, unit sets, and sustainment stocks
  pre-positioned around the world. After completing the Army Pre-positioned Stocks transfer or
  other assigned mission, the MEDLOG support team redeploys to CONUS. Refer to ATP 4-02.1
  for additional information.
  * The Forward Repair Activity-Medical Team provides sustainment-level medical equipment
  maintenance support and technical expertise to deployed medical units in theater. The team is
  operated as a deployable section with the U.S. Army Medical Materiel Agency depot-level
  maintenance activities to extend sustainment maintenance capabilities to augment theater
  intermediate-level organizations as required. The members of the Forward Repair Activity-
  Medical Team are technical experts in one of five commodities including laboratory equipment,
  pulmonary, oxygen generation, anesthesia equipment, or medical imaging systems. The team may
  deploy as part of the MEDLOG support team for issue of medical Army Pre-positioned Stock.
  Upon completion of the Army Pre-positioned Stock transfer, the team may redeploy to CONUS
  or remain to augment theater medical equipment maintenance capabilities under the operational
  control of the theater medical materiel center.
  12-13. The U.S. Army Medical Materiel Center-Europe provides and projects MEDLOG support across
  the competition continuum to the U.S. European Command, U.S. Central Command, U.S. Africa Command,
  and the U.S. Department of State.