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Analysis Of USAMMA
USAMMA’s mission is to sustain medical materiel capabilities and data in order to established medical readiness for the United States’ Department of the Army by providing transportation, wholesale and maintenance operations. As the Inventory Manager, I oversee all warehouse operations for the Tobyhanna Army Depots Medical Maintenance Operations Division (MMOD), which includes, receiving, storing, and shipping of medical equipment for Army National Guard units. I act as the accountable and responsible officer for over 110 national stock numbers (NSNs) and approximately 30 million dollars’ worth of medical equipment that is processed through our warehouse daily. Our core mission is to develop, tailor, deliver, and sustain medical materiel capabilities
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