ARCENT

Acronym	Definition
ARCENT	US Army Forces, US Central Command (US DoD)

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"By, With, and Through," the operational approach designed by ARCENT commanding general Lt.

An Enduring Equipment Set for CENTCOM: U.S. Army Central will trade its theater-provided equipment for an enduring equipment set in order to save equipment transport costs, reduce equipment transit time, and provide an authorization document for dedicated funding

In the second phase of implementation, ARCENT was able to develop a strategy for integrating data sets across various legacy financial, logistics, and travel systems.

Leveraging Data Analytics as a Force Multiplier

By October 2010, 90 percent of ARCENT payments were made in retrograde.

Effects through acquisition: leveraging the power of contingency contracting

CDDOC and ARCENT expanded the capabilities to tender transportation services in support of all commands and other U.

CDDOC implements STCR program

As a pioneer in creating logistics doctrine on the battlefield, the LOGCAP program in Kuwait has proven itself to be a value-added force multiplier in ARCENT's full-spectrum logistics effort.

Contracting agility in LOGCAP-Kuwait: to end fraud and waste in contracting and improve support to Soldiers, the Logistics Civil Augmentation Program in Kuwait has expanded its responsibilities beyond supporting the LOGCAP contract

Army Central Land Forces Symposium brings together senior military leaders in the ARCENT area of responsibility to enhance security in the region.

Ensuring regional security

(135) Army Central Command (ARCENT) let the first LOGCAP contract in

More effective federal procurement response to disasters: maximizing the extraordinary flexibilities of IDIQ contracting

It is a challenge for the ECO Soldiers stationed in Iraq, who use the Overseas Environmental Baseline Guidance Document (OEBGD), the United States Army Forces Central Command (ARCENT), and MNC-I C-7 Environmental standing operating procedures as the standard for environmental issues.

Environmental compliance officers in Iraq

On 15 December, the unit was chopped to Army Central Command's (ARCENT's) Medical Command as an Echelons Above Corps (EAC) asset to provide hospital ship mission coverage in the gulf.

45th Medical Company (Air Ambulance)

During the preparatory phase to Iraqi Freedom, US Army and Air Force host-nation support personnel, working out of US Army Forces, US Central Command (ARCENT) FWD/S5, negotiated an extension of this contract to apply to all deployed soldiers.

Contractors in Contingency Operations: panacea or pain?

(11) This caused problems for all involved because when individual corps commanders changed their FSCL, that action caused the United States Army Forces Central Command (ARCENT) consolidated FSCL to change too frequently.

Integrating joint operations beyond the FSCL: is current doctrine adequate?

For Operation Desert Storm, INSCOM elements played significant roles at several of CENTCOM's joint intelligence centers, and the 513th's echelons above corps operations center was expanded by a full battalion and placed in support of ARCENT's G-2.

The U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command at Four Decades Part III: Regional Conflicts and Drawdown (1989 to 2001)