Army Medical Logistics Command

Army MEDLOG transformation effort empowers commanders, closes supply gaps
September 1, 2026 — Instead of marking excess or expired medical supplies for disposal, U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command gives divested materiel a critical second life.

Army medical logistics overhaul cuts supply wait times in half
June 29, 2026 — Getting critical medical supplies into the hands of Army medics and healthcare professionals is continuing to improve thanks to a sweeping logistics initiative that has cut order processing times by more than 50%.

AMLC enhances readiness with virtual training on portable ventilators
March 26, 2026 — To enhance unit-level readiness, U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command coordinated virtual training for more than a dozen medical maintenance technicians on a new portable ventilator system March 12.

Momentum builds as Army’s multi-year medical logistics transformation yields success
March 20, 2026 — For decades, the Army’s medical supply chain operated in its own world, a complex and often-isolated system separate from the way the force managed other commodities. But a massive, multi-year transformation known as Medical Logistics in Campaigning, or MiC, is changing that.

Army leaders discuss MEDLOG transformation
February 4, 2026 — Leadership through change was a key theme during Army Medical Logistics Command’s operational update to senior leaders at the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command on Jan. 29.

Army poised to expand medical maintenance support program
July 31, 2025 — The Army is continuing its transformation effort to bring medical maintenance support closer to operational units without organic maintainers within their ranks.

Army medical logisticians wrap up first phase of MEDLOG in Campaigning effort
May 13, 2025 — Medical logisticians and U.S. Army stakeholders recently convened for a three-day strategic offsite to conduct an after-action review of “wave one” and final planning conference for “wave two” of Medical Logistics in Campaigning, or MiC, a major initiative to integrate medical logistics into the broader Army sustainment enterprise.

Army MEDLOG launches new program to close maintenance gaps
October 21, 2024 — For nearly two decades, I have witnessed the challenges affecting Army units without organic medical equipment specialists. They have medical devices, yet they have no people trained to perform field-level maintenance.

Army medical logistics transformation focuses on readiness
April 18, 2024 — Transformational change was the focus of a three-day exercise that brought together more than 100 stakeholders from throughout the Army.

AMLC focuses on medical readiness of National Guard, Reserve units
January 3, 2023 — Army Medical Logistics Command leaders are tackling the challenge of standardizing the processes and technology Army units, including the National Guard and Reserve, use to order medical equipment and supplies.

Welcome to the homepage of the project office for the Army’s MEDLOG In Campaigning Initiative.

Soldiers on the battlefield with the following text: MEDLOG in Campaigning. Do you still think its some high level initiative that won't affect you? You are wrong.

Sept. 4, 2024

4 reasons why ‘MEDLOG in Campaigning’ matters to you

By now, you may have heard about MEDLOG in Campaigning, or MiC. But you may not fully understand if or how it will impact your day-to-day mission. In fact, MiC is going to be a gamechanger for these four reasons: Reduce “swivel chair” activities. No one likes having to use multiple systems to order, maintain, conduct inventory management, etc. One

In support of Army Campaign Plan 23-30 OBJ 11.B.4 and IAW HQDA EXORD 318-22, MiC is the Army’s multi-year holistic effort to integrate medical logistics into the Army Sustainment Enterprise, and distinguish operational MEDLOG capabilities and demands across all COMPOs from Defense Health Agency (DHA) processes and systems.

Directed by Army Materiel Command (AMC) in 2022, and with FOC scheduled for FY28, its objectives are:

Integrate Class VIII tactical units into Army ERP systems (i.e. GCSS-A, LMP, AESIP), thereby enabling common operating picture (COP) and set management of the medical commodity.
Establish a national curated catalog for Class VIII for Army operational units.
Integrate Class VIII within multi-class SSAs.
Establish regionally-aligned field level maintenance activities IAW AR 750-1.

MiC implementation successfully began with select units in FY24, and is underway in a deliberate multi-compo approach with FOC NLT FY28.

We welcome comments and questions from stakeholders related to MiC implementation!

You can reach our team via email by following the link below:

Email AMLC SIG

Welcome to the homepage of the project office for the Army’s MEDLOG In Campaigning Initiative.​

Welcome to the homepage of the project office for the Army’s MEDLOG In Campaigning Initiative.