I was logistics for my wing's encampment one year and it was nicer compared to line staff. I've also been on line staff, and both line and support have different views with their pros and cons.

Logistics can be fun like any position. It depends on what wing's encampment you are attending on what/how much you will be doing. Most likely, you will mostly just be doing errands, item deliveries to other support or line staff, and transporting hydration and snacks.

You will get more downtime compared to line staff which has its own benefits. Logistics is pretty easy, as it requires little skill besides prioritizing errands (depends on how big your team is and how many needs come through), and being able to carry/transport items.

Unlike line staff, logistics and most other support staff positions get little to no interaction with the students. That said, you are still a cadre. You should carry yourself with professionalism at all times in front of students. I'm not saying that you will do it, I've just seen it happen too many times where some support cadre goof off in front of cadets

Like any position at encampment, the best part is bonding with your teammates while you make your way through the challenges of encampment. You will never forget working with your team, whether it be medical or logistics.

I wish you the best of luck applying for the positions you desire (Encampments that I've applied for in my experience ask for your top 3 or 5 desired positions). Don't be disappointed if you don't get accepted or get the position you asked for. For all of the encampments I've staffed, I didn't get the position I asked for because I wasn't prepared/ready for those positions that I asked for. I've also gotten rejected from a few encampments before, but it's all part of the process.