NAVMAN Vol. II, Technical appendixes

A model for estimating maintenance personnel requirements for Navy aircraft

Bruce Armstrong, John F. Schank, Gerard Blais

ResearchPublished 1979

The second of two volumes that describes NAVMAN, a computer model developed for predicting the total organizational and intermediate level maintenance personnel requirements for new U.S. Navy aircraft. This volume presents a detailed description of model operations, program and model variable listings, derivation and definition of model factors, and a reliability/maintainability databank for current Navy aircraft.

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Armstrong, Bruce, John F. Schank, and Gerard Blais, NAVMAN Vol. II, Technical appendixes: A model for estimating maintenance personnel requirements for Navy aircraft. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1979. https://www.rand.org/pubs/reports/R2402z2.html.
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