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- Military Airlift | RAND
Strategic Airlift in Africa: Understanding Challenges and Opportunities for the Movement Coordination Centre Europe (MCCE) and Member Nations The Movement Coordination Centre Europe commissioned RAND Europe to conduct a scoping study to understand constraints of operating in Africa, as well as barriers to the efficient coordination of airlift and other logistic support in the continent This
- Worldwide C-17 Availability to Support 82nd Airborne Operations from . . .
This report explores C-17 availability and determines how quickly these aircraft and their aircrews can reach and depart from Fort Bragg Pope Field, where the 82nd Airborne Division operates, from the many locations they are deployed to worldwide
- Strategic Airlift in Africa - RAND Corporation
Physical barriers to logistics support solutions in Africa are compounded by lack of regional hubs or forward bases, meaning that there is an over-reliance on inter-theatre and strategic airlift direct to point of requirement Strategic airlift assets are overstretched and in short supply globally
- Strategic Airlift in Africa: Understanding Challenges and Opportunities . . .
Strategic airlift assets are overstretched and in short supply globally Against this backdrop, RAND Europe was commissioned by the MCCE to carry out a scoping study into the challenges associated with coordination of strategic lift in and around Africa
- Enhanced Army Airborne Forces: A New Joint Operational Capability | RAND
RAND examined options to increase the mobility, protection, and firepower of U S Army airborne forces, given likely future missions and threats, and identified a concept for enhancing today's forces by adding a light armored infantry capability The near-term focus also meant that the current Air Force airlift fleet was an important consideration, since Army airborne forces rely on Air Force
- Christopher A. Mouton - Publications | RAND
Reducing Long-Term Costs While Preserving a Robust Strategic Airlift Fleet: Options for the Current Fleet and Next-Generation Aircraft 2013
- Understanding Airfield Capacity for Airlift Operations | RAND
This report describes follow-on work to investigate how differing levels and distributions of airfield resources, over a set of airfields, can affect airlift throughput
- Implementing Variable Cost Pricing in the Transportation Working . . .
The business and economics literature emphasizes Variable Cost Pricing as the best way to guide customer decisionmaking to support enterprise objectives In the Variable Cost Pricing model, customers pay for the costs to the Defense Transportation System (DTS) associated with their requirements (variable costs); other costs should be recovered separately through appropria-tions or service
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