logistic and movement control center (US DoD Definition)
Definition of the term 'logistic and movement control center ' per official documentation of the United States Department of Defense.
logistic and movement control center
A center organized from service support elements (or the supporting establishment) in the geographic proximity of the marshaling units. It is tasked by the force movement control center to provide organic and commercial transportation, transportation scheduling, materials handling equipment, and all other logistic support required by parent commands during marshaling and embarkation. Also called LMCC. See also control center; embarkation; force movement; marshalling. (JP 4-01.8) (US DoD)
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