G-4

U.S. Army G-4 | Logistics

G-4 Mission

The G-4 develops, implements, and oversees Army strategy, policy, plans, and programming for logistics and sustainment to enable Total Army readiness today and a force transformed for the future​.

The Army G-4_A Brief History_2018 CMH Publication.pdf
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The Army G-4_A Brief History_2018 CMH Publication.pdf

G-4 Vision

The G-4 is an organization of professionals serving as the principal logistics staff advisor to Army Senior Leaders that develops sound policy and advances sustainment modernization objectives. The G-4 seeks to champion Army logistics to enable ready and decisive combat formations that are prepared to Fight and Win!​

G-4 Leadership

  • Lieutenant General Heidi J. Hoyle
    Deputy Chief of Staff, G-4
    Lieutenant General Heidi J. Hoyle
  • Sergeant Major Petra M. Casarez
    HQDA, G-4 Sergeant Major
    Sergeant Major Petra M. Casarez
  • Brigadier General Landis C. Maddox
    Director, G-43/5/7
    Brigadier General Landis C. Maddox
  • Brigadier General John M. Dreska
    RCI Mobilization & Training
    Brigadier General John M. Dreska
  • Major General Clint E. Walker
    National Guard Bureau Liaison
    Major General Clint E. Walker
  • Ms. Sydney Smith
    Director of Supply G-44S
    Ms. Sydney Smith
  • Mr. Rick Marsh
    Director of Maintenance Programs & Policy G-44M
    Mr. Rick Marsh
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Army logistics

A U.S. Army vehicle inside the ARC Integrity cargo vessel, at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain, Nov 3, 2019. The 21st Theater Sustainment Command, 598th Transportation Brigade, 839th Transportation Battalion and host-nation partners coordinated...
1 / 5 Show Caption + Hide Caption – A U.S. Army vehicle inside the ARC Integrity cargo vessel, at Naval Station (NAVSTA) Rota, Spain, Nov 3, 2019. The 21st Theater Sustainment Command, 598th Transportation Brigade, 839th Transportation Battalion and host-nation partners coordinated port operations to ensure the 1AD CAB’s successful redeployment to the United States. NAVSTA Rota supports Naval Forces Europe Africa Central (EURAFCENT) and 6th Fleet strategic priorities by providing airfield and port facilities, security, force protection, logistical support, administrative support and emergency services to all U.S. and NATO forces. (U.S. Army photo by Elena Baladelli). (Photo Credit: Elena Baladelli) VIEW ORIGINAL
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A U.S. Army soldier assigned to the Connecticut Army National Guard closes the driver’s hatch of an M113 Armored Personnel Carrier at Stones Ranch Military Reservation, East Lyme, Connecticut, April 27, 2022. This M113 is one of 200 armored...
3 / 5 Show Caption + Hide Caption – A U.S. Army soldier assigned to the Connecticut Army National Guard closes the driver’s hatch of an M113 Armored Personnel Carrier at Stones Ranch Military Reservation, East Lyme, Connecticut, April 27, 2022. This M113 is one of 200 armored personnel carriers, or APCs, being supplied by the Department of Defense to Ukraine as part of the $800 million U.S. Security Assistance for Ukraine aid package signed by President Joe Biden. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Matthew Lucibello) (Photo Credit: Sgt. Matthew Lucibello) VIEW ORIGINAL
Soldiers from the 18th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 16th Sustainment Brigade conduct aerial resupply of 60 pallets of Class I supplies at DZ Unity Adazi, Latvia in support of Saber Strike 2022. Aerial Resupply operations provides troops...
4 / 5 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Soldiers from the 18th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 16th Sustainment Brigade conduct aerial resupply of 60 pallets of Class I supplies at DZ Unity Adazi, Latvia in support of Saber Strike 2022. Aerial Resupply operations provides troops timely and accurate logistical support and tests modern capabilities in the Baltic region.



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Soldiers of the 443rd Transportation Company, 561st Regional Support Group, training on the M1070 Heavy Equipment Transporter (HET), a ten-day course held at the National Guard Center in Hastings, Nebraska. (U.S. Army photo edited by 1st Lt....
5 / 5 Show Caption + Hide Caption – Soldiers of the 443rd Transportation Company, 561st Regional Support Group, training on the M1070 Heavy Equipment Transporter (HET), a ten-day course held at the National Guard Center in Hastings, Nebraska. (U.S. Army photo edited by 1st Lt. Candace Hoffman, 451st Expeditionary Sustainment Command, Public Affairs Officer) (Photo Credit: 1st Lt. Candace Hoffman) VIEW ORIGINAL

Army logistics

Army G-4 Policy

Below, you will find the U.S. Army policies -- both Army Regulations (AR) and Department of Army Pamphlets -- for which Army G-4 is the primary proponent. Click on the yellow + button to see the policies, organized numerically. If you click on the link, it will open a separate window and take you to the Army Publishing Directorate page where you can read the actual policy.

Organized Numerically

  • PAM 30-22: OPERATING PROCEDURES FOR THE ARMY FOOD PROGRAM

    PAM 700-16: THE ARMY AMMUNITION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

    PAM 700-24: SAMPLE DATA COLLECTION

    PAM 700-32: PACKAGING OF ARMY MATERIEL

    PAM 700-48: HANDLING PROCEDURES FOR EQUIPMENT CONTAMINATED BY RADIOACTIVE COMMODITIES

    PAM 700-60: DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY SETS, KITS, OUTFITS, AND TOOLS (SKOT)

    PAM 700-107: PREPARATION OF STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES AND WRITTEN STANDARDS FOR AMMUNITION OPERATIONS

    PAM 708-1: ARMY ENTERPRISE NONSTANDARD MATERIAL AND NONSTANDARD LINE ITEM NUMBER PROCESSES

    PAM 708-2: CATALOGING AND SUPPLY MANAGEMENT DATA PROCEDURES FOR THE ARMY ENTERPRISE MATERIAL MASTER

    PAM 708-3: CATALOGING OF SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT, ARMY ADOPTED ITEMS OF MATERIEL, AND LIST OF REPORTABLE ITEMS (SB 700-20)

    PAM 710-2-1: USING UNIT SUPPLY SYSTEM (MANUAL PROCEDURES)

    PAM 710-2-2: SUPPLY SUPPORT ACTIVITY SUPPLY SYSTEM: MANUAL PROCEDURES

    PAM 710-7: HAZARDOUS MATERIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

    PAM 735-5: PROPERTY ACCOUNTABILITY PROCEDURES AND FINANCIAL LIABILITY OFFICERS GUIDE

    PAM 738-751: FUNCTIONAL USERS MANUAL FOR THE ARMY MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - AVIATION

    PAM 742-1: AMMUNITION SURVEILLANCE PROCEDURES

    PAM 750-1: COMMANDERS' MAINTENANCE HANDBOOK

    PAM 750-3: SOLDIERS' GUIDE FOR FIELD MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS

    PAM 750-8: THE ARMY MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (TAMMS) USERS MANUAL

    PAM 750-43: ARMY TEST PROGRAM SET IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE

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Contacts

The Army Food Program site provides various resources and information and is a good source for updates on Army dining modernization and transformation efforts.

The Army has launched a comprehensive effort to build a modernized food ecosystem that ensures Soldiers have access to affordable, convenient and healthy food options, geared toward how, where, when and what they want to meet their dining needs and preferences. The new approach will include continuous, customer-driven solutions to deliver nutritious eating options and increase the health readiness of the force.

Media queries about Army Food Transformation can be directed to the Army Public Affairs Media Relations Division.