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​.

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 Michelle Donahue
    Deputy Chief of Staff, G-4
    Lieutenant General Michelle Donahue
  • Mr. Rick Marsh
    Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff, G-4
    Mr. Rick Marsh
  • SGM Jorge Escobedo
    Sergeant Major, Deputy Chief of Staff, G-4
    SGM Jorge Escobedo
  • Major General John Dreska
    Director Plans and Readiness
    Major General John Dreska
  • Major General Clint Walker
    National Guard Bureau Liaison
    Major General Clint Walker
  • Ms. Sydney Smith
    Director Materiel Management
    Ms. Sydney Smith

The Army G-4 - A Brief History

Throughout the past century, the U.S. Army has successfully managed and carried out its logistics mission to sustain Soldiers and units in peace and war even as the scope, complexity, and difficulty of that mission have increased dramatically. From a small, perennially under strength, and largely constabulary force that had to worry as much about supplies of horse fodder as ammunition stocks, the U.S. Army has grown into a mature service capable of rapidly deploying thousands of Soldiers around the globe, arming them with an array of cutting-edge weaponry and motorized vehicles, and supporting them for years at a time. Even though the character and management of U.S. Army logistics have changed over time and the nation’s evolving strategic interests have changed the demands it made of the Army, one thing has not changed. Senior Defense and Army leaders have relied on the logisticians serving at the service’s highest level— the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff of the Army, G–4—to ensure that every Soldier deployed to a faraway forest or desert has food to eat, a reliable rifle in hand, and the best equipment available.

The Army G-4: A Brief History
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HQDA G-4 Resource Guide

Summer 2026 Edition - coming soon!

G-4 Property Accountability Newsletter

Get the latest on property accountability from the G-4 team - coming soon!

Army G-4 Publications

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

  • AR 405-45: REAL PROPERTY INVENTORY MANAGEMENT

    AR 210-130: LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING OPERATIONS

    AR 210-7: PERSONAL COMMERCIAL SOLICITATION ON ARMY INSTALLATION RELOCATION

    AR 750-10: ARMY MODIFICATION PROGRAM

    AR 735-5: RELIEF OF RESPONSIBILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY

    AR 750-1: ARMY MATERIEL MAINTENANCE POLICY

  • PAM 750-43: ARMY TEST, MEASUREMENT, AND DIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURES

    PAM 405-45: REAL PROPERTY INVENTORY MANAGEMENT RELOCATION

    PAM 750-1: THE ARMY MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (TAMMS) USERS MANUAL

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

    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 710-7: HAZARDOUS MATERIAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

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

    PAM 742-1: AMMUNITION SURVEILLANCE PROCEDURES

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

Recent Headquarters, Department of the Army ALARACT Messages

Below, you will find the G-4's most recent ALARACT Messages that provide general Army operations and policy shifts. Click on the yellow + button to see them organized numerically. If you click on the ink, it will open a separate window and take you to the Army Publishing Directorate page where you can read the actual policy. If the ALARCT is older than year, you will be taken directly to the PDF.

Organized Numerically

  • ALARACT 034/2026: FLAT RACKS AND CONTAINER ROLL IN/OUT PLATFORMS (CROP) ACCOUNTABILITY AND MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

    ALARACT 028/2026: ARMY PETROLEUM LABORTORY (APL) RELOCATION

    ALARACT 026/2026: ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE CY 2025 U.S. ARMY AWARD FOR PEROLEUM EXCELLENCE PROGRAM WINNERS

    ALARACT 021/2026: WINNERS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 2025 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY, DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF (LOGISTICS), G-4, LIEUTENANT GENERAL ARTHUR J. GREGG LEADERSHIP AWARD

    ALARACT 013/2026: ANNOUNCEMENT OF FISCAL YEAR 2027 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY LOGISTICS EXCELLENCE AWARD PROGRAMS (ARMY AWARD FOR MAINTENANCE EXCELLENCE, DEPLOYMENT EXCELLENCE AWARD, PHILIP A. CONNELLY AWARDS, SUPPLY EXCELLENCE AWARD)

    ALARACT 001/2026: FISCAL YEAR 2026 APPROVED CLOTHING BAG LIST, INITIAL CLOTHING ALLOWANCE, CLOTHING REPLACEMENT ALLOWANCE, AND CASH ALLOWANCE

    ALARACT 112/2025: SAFETY OF USE MESSAGE COMPLIANCE, GUIDANCE, OVERSIGHT, RESPONSIBILITIES, AND UPDATES

    ALARACT 062/2025: UNRETRIEVABLE UNMANNED SYSTEMS/EQUIPMENT LOSS, DAMAGED, DESTROYED, THEFT ADJUSTMENTS AND PROPERTY ACCOUNTABILITY REQUIREMENTS

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