What does CULT stand for?

common-user land transportation (US DoD)

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The TSC plays the primary role in distribution management by coordinating and requisitioning TRANSCOM's strategic transportation assets, monitoring the movement of MSC vessels and Air Mobility Command aircraft into theater, and integrating strategic lift with the common-user land transportation assets on the ground.

The 8th Theater Sustainment Command leads the way during operation ...

An example of an SM charge is the responsibility of the Department of the Army to provide common-user land transportation (CULT) including rail, in overseas areas, through the Commander, Army Forces (COMARFOR).

Baffled by DAFL: directive authority history for logistics

The CDC maintained continuous visibility and oversight of all commodities and common-user land transportation assets in Iraq.

Distribution-based logistics in operation Iraqi freedom: the lifeline ...