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Victor Alvarez, GSDO Logistics Acquisition Lead, describes the development of new systems and the modification of old systems to support the SLS. Logistics engineers are involved with the development of the SLS so they can better understand what parts will be needed in the future of the program.

Integrated Logistics Support – Start Early. Tony Butina was the Integrated Logistics Manager for the International Space Station. William Robbins was the Deputy Manager of the Logistics and Maintenance Office in the International Space Station Program. To view the entire ISS Lessons Learned Module click on the following link: http://www.nasa.gov/externalflash/iss-lessons-learned/

Integrated Logistics Support & Analysis. Tony Butina was the Integrated Logistics Manager for the International Space Station. To view the entire ISS Lessons Learned Module click on the following link: http://www.nasa.gov/externalflash/iss-lessons-learned/

Logistics Supportability Analysis: A Head Start on Training. William Robbins was the Deputy Manager of the Logistics and Maintenance Office in the International Space Station Program. To view the entire ISS Lessons Learned Module click on the following link: http://www.nasa.gov/externalflash/iss-lessons-learned/

Victor Alvarez, GSDO Logistics Acquisition Lead, discusses the analysis of parts reliability, parts tracking and inventory, and quality inspection of parts for the GSDO program.

Victor Alvarez, GSDO Logistics Acquisition Lead, talks about how parts and commodities for the SLS are analyzed to see how they can be procured optimally in the future of the program.

Victor Alvarez, GSDO Logistics Acquisition Lead, talks about his role in logistics at NASA. Logistic specialists analyze the parts and materials used by a spacecraft system and develop curriculum for training other logistics personnel.

Victor Alvarez, GSDO Logistics Acquisition Lead, describes the crucial learning that comes from system failures and how it can help to save on future logistics costs and minimize part failures.

Roy Malone My new job looked great on paper, head of Logistics Services at Marshall Space Flight Center, but I had to wonder when I arrived did they expect me to manage an office or perform miracle cures?