Air Force Journal of Logistics articles from March 2001

Air Force Journal of Logistics archives from March 2001

Reclassifying USAF Vehicles.
March 22, 2001... There is no single way to identify which vehicles are critical to the execution of a wartime or peacetime mission. Detailed information about vehicles-how many are needed, who needs them, why they are needed, what shape they are in-is...

Merging Air Force Supply and Transportation.(Brief Article)
March 22, 2001... One of the great strengths of Air Force logistics has been our ability to be in the forefront of innovation in our processes, technology, and organization. We have never been hesitant to change when it meant we would be providing better,...

Maintenance Support Strategies.
March 22, 2001... Geostrategic, economic, and technological changes will make support of air operations, both at home and oversaes, increasingly dependent on the flexibility and responsiveness of the military logistic organization. This requires the creation of...

Logistics Officer Training.
March 22, 2001... If we do not acknowledge the urgent need for integrated logistics training, we are placing successful execution of the Global Engagement vision at risk. Global Engagement vision at risk. Integrated Logistics Officer Training --Do We Have...

Expeditionary Operations: intermediate engine maintenance alternatives.
March 22, 2001... This study evaluated several maintenance policies for F100-220, F100-229, and TF-34 engines. FSLs for wartime support of fighter engines, with removal rates in the range experienced by the F100 engines, seemed to offer the most attractive...

LANTIRN Intermediate Maintenance Concepts: Other Thoughts.
March 22, 2001... This is article is in response "EAF Challenges: LANTIRN Intermediate Maintenance Concepts" published in the Air Force Journal of Logistics, Volume XXIV, Number 1. The authors of the article analyzed the various options the Air Force has in...