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Determining Requirements for War Reserve Spares and Repair Parts: Importance of the Wartime Planning Process

LCD-78-407A Published: Jun 06, 1978. Publicly Released: Jun 06, 1978.
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Department of Defense (DOD) investments for aircraft logistics cost billions of dollars annually. Logistics support requires adequate numbers and various kinds of maintenance people, facilities, and spare and repair parts to keep aircraft operationally ready in peacetime and capable of meeting wartime needs. The Air Force's total war reserve requirement for secondary item spares and repair parts amounts to about $2.8 billion--$1.7 billion in assets and $1.1 billion to be funded by fiscal year 1983.

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Air defense systemsAircraftCombat readinessDefense capabilitiesDefense contingency planningInventory controlLogisticsMilitary airlift operationsRepairsSpare parts