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Supporting Expeditionary Aerospace Forces

New Agile Combat Support Postures

by Lionel A. Galway, Robert S. Tripp, Timothy Ramey, John G. Drew

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This report addresses support of emerging Air Force employment strategies associated with Expeditionary Aerospace Forces (EAFs).

Table of Contents

  • Preface

  • Figures

  • Tables

  • Summary

  • Acknowledgements

    Acknowledgments

  • Acronyms

  • Chapter One

    The New Security Environment and the USAF

  • Chapter Two

    General Analytic Framework

  • Chapter Three

    Support Infrastructure Components: FOLs and FSLs

  • Chapter Four

    Expeditionary Deployment Performance: Prototype Analysis

  • Chapter Five

    Analyzing Options for Expeditionary ACS

  • Appendix

    Model Output for Prototype Cases

  • Bibliography

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