In the past, “logistics” has been largely associated with military campaigns. Procurement, maintenance, transportation of materials and personnel along supply lines were part of what is now called logistics. During World War II, the participating armies developed and used various models of logistics systems to get the materials to the right place when needed. Currently, the term logistics is widely used to define the activity of material, technical and medical insurance of troops (feeding, equipment, supply of equipment and materials of all kinds), including transport and accommodation. In the age of globalization, along with industrialization and development of trade, the logistics has acquired new values ​​with many benefits for the administrative and organizational processes of the business world.