Aging aircraft : USAF workload and material consumption life cycle patterns /

Current United States Air Force (USAF) plans are to retain aircraft fleets for unprecedentedly long service lives, which may be as long as 80 years. The safety, aircraft availability, and cost implications of that fleet-retention policy are unknown. This study is part of Project AIR FORCE's Agi...

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Main Author:	Pyles, Raymond, 1941-
Corporate Authors:	United States Air Force, Project Air Force (U.S.), Rand Corporation
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Santa Monica, CA : Rand, c2003 Santa Monica, CA : ©2003 Santa Monica, Calif. : c2003 Santa Monica, CA : [2003]
Series:	MR (Series) ; MR-1641-AF
Subjects:	United States > Air Force United States > Air Force. United States > Air Force > Ground support. Airplanes, Military > United States > Maintenance and repair Airplanes, Military Airplanes, Military > Maintenance and repair Armed Forces > Ground support United States Statistik

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