The Changing Relationship Between the Air Force and the Aerospace Industry

Robert E. Bickner

ResearchPublished 1964

An attempt to identify recent trends in the relationship between the Air Force and the aerospace industry, to define the reasons for them, and to suggest adjustments. The study deals primarily with policies for procuring major systems and only indirectly with research and development. It includes a comprehensive proposal for improving the partnership between government and industry.

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