The choice of the topic for this thesis does not stem from a random personal interest or a passion developed over time, but rather from a natural consequence of my professional journey. As a Logistics Officer (Ufficiale dell’Arma dei Trasporti e Materiali) in the Italian Army, I found myself almost "compelled" (in the truest and most conscious sense of the word) to focus my attention on one of the most essential pillars of the military domain: logistics. Logistics is not merely a support function for operations; it is their indispensable foundation. It is commonly defined as the “science of planning and executing the movement and sustainment of forces,” yet this definition, though accurate, falls short of capturing the full complexity and vital importance it holds in every operational activity, whether in times of peace or in wartime scenarios.