This report discusses data and data processing issues that are important to the estimation of requirements for aircraft recoverable spares and, especially, depot-level repair. To the extent that the requirements database (the set of files used by the Recoverable Consumption Item Requirements System, D041) is used for other logistics management functions, these issues are also important to those purposes. For example, DRIVE (Distribution and Repair in Variable Environments) uses data from the requirements database to enable its prioritization of component repairs and allocation of assets emerging from repair to locations worldwide. Capability assessments also rely on knowledge of the indenture relationships among components of a weapon system.
The Air Force generally overinvests in aircraft recoverable spare parts. In the mid-to-late 1980s, it spent roughly $5 billion annually on these resources, about $3 billion for spares and about...
This report explores issues in forecasting and modeling the demand for aircraft recoverable spare parts to improve the Air Force's estimation of spares and repair requirements over quarterly, annual, and...
Subject Guide to Books in Print: An Index to the Publishers' Trade List Annual
Air Force journal of logistics: vol22_no1
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