Fort Hood opens new Phantom Supply Support Activity

Brig. Gen. Ronald Ragin is excited about supplies. The things that make him excited include: building up 3,585 items on an Authorized Stockage List, clearing more than 200 pallets that were backlogged, transferring more than 487 Department of Defense Activity Address Codes in about five days, posting Goods Receipts for 3,500 customer items in less than four days, saving more than $200,000 and increasing receiving capacity by 200%.

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FORT HOOD, Texas - Leaders and logisticians from the 407th Army Field Support Brigade, III Corps and the 13th Expeditionary Sustainment Command cut the ribbon of the new Phantom Supply Support Activity at Fort Hood, Texas, Oct. 15. (Jacob Caldwell, Fort Hood Public Affairs)

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