220223-N-PX557-0018 MECHANICSBURG, Pa. (February 23, 2022) Capt. Gene Cash (right), commanding officer, Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Business Systems Center (BSC), addresses active and retired Supply Corps officers during a ceremony commemorating the 227th birthday of the U.S. Navy Supply Corps. Military members serving in the Supply Corps are trained and employed in supply chain management, operational logistics, contract management, financial management, operations research, and business enterprise management. The broad responsibilities of the Supply Corps are closely related to
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220223-N-PX557-0018 MECHANICSBURG, Pa. (February 23, 2022) Capt. Gene Cash (right), commanding officer, Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Business Systems Center (BSC), addresses active and retired Supply Corps officers during a ceremony commemorating the 227th birthday of the U.S. Navy Supply Corps. Military members serving in the Supply Corps are trained and employed in supply chain management, operational logistics, contract management, financial management, operations research, and business enterprise management. The broad responsibilities of the Supply Corps are closely related to many positions in private industry and embrace functional areas such as financial management, inventory management, fuels management, physical distribution, and procurement. NAVSUP BSC provides the Navy with information systems support through the design, development, and maintenance of systems in the functional areas of logistics, supply chain management, transportation, finance, and accounting and is one of 11 commands under Commander, NAVSUP. U.S. Navy photo by James E. Foehl (Released)