Naval Research Logistics Quarterly

1954 - 1986

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Volume 2, issue 4, 1955

Risk and hazard in logistics planning pp. 217-224

Harry A. Sachaklian

Comments on the Morgenstern model pp. 225-236

J. C. Busby

On the meaning and use of a capacity concept pp. 237-249

Edward Zabel

Issue priority: Last in first out (LIFO) vs first in first out (FIFO) as a method of issuing items from supply storage pp. 251-268

Joseph Albert Greenwood

Cycling in the dual simplex algorithm pp. 269-275

E. M. L. Beale

Computation of maximal flows in networks pp. 277-283

D. R. Fulkerson and G. B. Dantzig

The structure of dynamic programing models pp. 285-294

Samuel Karlin

Volume 2, issue 3, 1955

Logistics without storage pp. 125-128

Ira N. Curtis

Note on the formulation of the theory of logistics pp. 129-136

Oskar Morgenstern

Organized decision making pp. 137-143

H. D. Mills

A formula for decisions on retention or disposal of excess stock pp. 145-155

J. R. Simpson

A method for calculating optimal inventory levels and delivery time pp. 157-173

T. M. Whitin and J. W. T. Youngs

A dynamic transportation model pp. 175-180

J. E. Kelley

Analytic study of war games pp. 181-208

H. A. Antosiewicz

Volume 2, issue 1‐2, 1955

Science and logistics pp. 1-7

R. E. McShane

Some command problems and decisions pp. 9-15

Henry E. Ecclea

Contractor performance pp. 17-23

D. C. Mackenzie

A multi‐stage inventory model pp. 25-37

J. G. Bryan, G. P. Wadsworth and T. M. Whitin

The computational algorithm for the parametric objective function pp. 39-45

Saul Gass and Thomas Saaty

The problem of aiming and ewasion pp. 47-67

Rufus Isaaca

The costs of alternative air base stocking and requisitioning policies pp. 69-81

J. W. Petersen and M. A. Geisler

The Hungarian method for the assignment problem pp. 83-97

H. W. Kuhn

Mathematical treatment of a stockpiling problem pp. 99-109

J. M. Danskin

A mathematical evaluation of a work sampling technique pp. 111-117

Harold Davis

Volume 1, issue 4, 1954

The interdependency of logistic and strategic planning pp. 237-257

S. E. Ruehlow

Mobile logistics support in the „passage to freedom”︁ operation pp. 258-264

Randolph Meade and Carl A. Fischer

Consistency problems in the military supply system pp. 265-281

Oskar Morgenstern

The cargo‐handling system pp. 282-288

R. R. O'Neill and J. K. Weinstock

A scientific method for establishing reorder points pp. 289-294

Morris J. Solomon

The theory of inventory management–a review pp. 295-300

Thomas V. V. Atwater

Minimization of non‐linear separable convex functionals pp. 301-312

A. Charnes and C. E. Lemke

Fictitious play for continuous games pp. 313-320

J. M. Danskin

An elementary treatment of an input‐output system pp. 321-326

Y. K. Wong

Decision making in the face of uncertainty ‐ II pp. 327-332

Richard Bellman

Volume 1, issue 3, 1954

Some thoughts on logistic planning factors pp. 173-181

Ralph E. Williams

Trends in logistics pp. 182-190

Lawrence R. st. John

Statistical methods for determining requirements of dental materials pp. 191-199

James A. English and E. A. Jerome

Logistics—the word pp. 200-202

John D. Hayes

Developing an engineered productivity standard pp. 203-206

R. C. Home

The quartermaster corps: Organization, supply, and services, volume I—A book review pp. 207-209

Henry E. Eccles

On multi‐component attrition games pp. 210-216

David Blackwell

Minimizing the number of tankers to meet a fixed schedule pp. 217-222

G. B. Dantzig and D. R. Fulkerson

On the solution of the caterer problem pp. 223-229

J. W. Gaddum, A. J. Hoffman and D. Sokolowsky

Decision making in the face of uncertainty–I pp. 230-232

Richard Bellman

Volume 1, issue 2, 1954

Navy stratification and fractionation for improvement of inventory management pp. 75-78

F. L. Hetter

A new field for logistics research pp. 79-81

Bern Anderson

The application of statistical techniques to management of overseas supply operations pp. 82-89

E. F. Hollingshead

Notes on applied analytical logistics in the navy pp. 90-102

Charles F. Lynch

The rommel papers – a commentary pp. 103-108

Henry E. Eccles

A numerical method to determine optimum strategy pp. 109-115

John Von Neumann

Optimal weapon systems pp. 116-140

J. Marschak and M. R. Mickey

On some applications of the theory of dynamic programming to logistics pp. 141-153

Richard Bellman

The caterer problem pp. 154-165

Walter Jacobs

Volume 1, issue 1, 1954

A message from rear admiral pp. 1-1

F. R. Furth

Logistics‐what is it? pp. 5-15

Henry E. Eccles

Priorities in the naval supply system pp. 16-24

William M. Young

On the span of central derection pp. 25-35

T. M. Whitin

The dual method of solving the linear programming problem pp. 36-47

C. E. Lemke

Linear programming in bid evaluation pp. 48-54

E. D. Stanley, D. P. Honig and Leon Gainen

Some blotto games pp. 55-60

D. W. Blackett

Optimal two‐ and three‐stage production schedules with setup times included pp. 61-68

S. M. Johnson