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Title: A Class for Cash: Planning to Pay the Way.
Authors: Geist, Johannes
Source: Military Review. Sep/Oct2025, Vol. 105 Issue 5, p43-56. 14p.
Subjects: American Revolutionary War, 1775-1783, Electronic funds transfers, Financial statistics, Money market funds, Educational finance, Checks
Abstract: The article focuses on the proposal to establish cash as the eleventh class of supply within the U.S. military's logistics framework. It emphasizes the critical role of cash in military operations, particularly in environments where electronic funds transfers are unreliable or impossible. The discussion highlights historical funding accountability issues and the need for improved financial management practices, advocating for a structured framework that integrates cash into supply planning to enhance operational effectiveness. The proposed Class XI - Cash Supply aims to facilitate better resource allocation and sustainment planning, ultimately supporting military objectives in various operational contexts. [Extracted from the article]
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