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Thousands of nurses, teachers, drivers and logisticians were displaced along with their communities.

In order to rectify this situation UN logisticians were forced to hastily create a plan as the need arose.

Using the clinician input, the logisticians were able to resupply cyclically throughout the disaster event contributing, ultimately, to only a handful of patients being sent to the hospital for more extensive care for injuries incurred during the sub-freezing temperatures on the mountainside.

A few hundred American military planners, including communications experts and logisticians, are also in the country.

Several hundred American military planners, including communications experts and logisticians, are also based there.

Speaking before she set off for Sierra Leone on Tuesday with about 100 RAF medics and logisticians being sent to build a training academy and field hospital, Greening said: "If we don't combat Ebola it will take many more lives, but also it can pose a risk to the UK".

It is harder for a customs official to hold out for a bribe when the system is computerised and tracked by a logistics company's bar code although not impossible: in grubbier ports, officials sometimes hold cargo to ransom by refusing to press the return key on the keyboard.But if the logisticians are to make headway, African governments must also do their part.

In the meantime, General McNabb, in yet another reference to Alexander the Great, said that when he took over the transportation command in 2008, Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates reminded him of the well-known words attributed to the famous conqueror: "My logisticians are a humorless lot; they know if my campaign fails they are the first ones I will slay".

UN aid workers and logisticians are being flown to the capital, Accra.

Recordkeeping by humanitarian logisticians is a challenge yet to be overcome.

Skills of the logisticians are therefore a necessity to effectively manage the supply chain in a disaster.