Logistics acronyms and definitions

Vehicle in-field repair is the act of conducting repairs outside of a VRP or other secure location. This may occur during active combat or in environments where enemy contact is possible.

The purpose of in-field repair is to restore key vehicle functionality rather than full operational capability. This may include enabling the vehicle to move under its own power to exit a danger area or restoring essential weapon functionality on emplaced systems. In-field repairs may be conducted without a supporting repair vehicle or repair station.

Effective coordination with combat elements is important to ensure adequate cover, concealment, and outward suppression for personnel conducting repairs.

Full Repair is the act of restoring a vehicle to complete functionality by repairing all damaged components.

Full Repair is available near designated repair facilities and certain repair vehicles, depending on mission settings. The process may take a significant amount of time, as it simulates repairing each component sequentially.

Full Repair also restores components that may not have dedicated repair nodes, such as windows or headlights.

• LSE: Logistical Support Element
• LSC: Logistics Support Chief, leader of the Logistical Support Element
• LOGI: Logistics, refers to the Logistical Support Element or Logistical Operations as a concept
• LOGPACK / LOGPAK: Short for Logistical Package, can mean a set of defined supplies/equipment (a Logistical Package) or the act of an element resupplying using a Logistical Package
• LH: Logistical Hub, central base able to provide most logistical need, they may be outside the Area of Operation of the combat elements
  FRP: Forward Resupply Point, location designated by the Logistics Support Chief, used as a staging location or to directly provide logistical support
• IRP: Infantry Resupply Point, a type of FRP, location where ground troops are able to rearm and recover equipment
• VRP: Vehicle Resupply Point, a type of FRP,location where vehicles are able to get rearmed, repaired and/or refuelled
• VRS: Vehicle Resupply Station (or Logi Station), specific bay where a vehicle can get serviced. Stations may provide one or multiple services
• RRR / Triple-R: Rearm, Repair, and Refuel, designate the need or the capacity of service in those 3 areas
• ViV: Vehicle in Vehicle, vehicles capable of loading other vehicles onboard