Abstract
The challenges, threats and regional military actions not far from the borders of NATO's eastern flank has demonstrated and reveals the need to reconfigure the potential and provide adequate, timely and resilient logistical support to operational offers at the tactical and joint levels. In this paper we highlight some aspects of the improvement of operational logistics planning, taking into account some elements such as: particularities of focused logistics, typology of planning, planning-execution correlation, evaluation of planning implementation, new requirements resulting from the lessons identified from the war in Ukraine. All the sequences that will be developed in this communication will be adequately correlated; taking into account the military operations of the future that will be planned and carried out in a national and/or multinational context.