Implementing Guidance for Logistic Supportability Test and Evaluation
Richard Martinko
Abstract
Richard Martinko
Abstract
The testing and evaluation of logistic supportability has not received the same emphasis or attention as that given to the test and evaluation of the hardware subsystem. This study recommends specific changes to regulatory guidance dealing with logistic supportability and the scheduling of a dedicated logistic supportability evaluation and dedicated prototype models for use in logistic supportability testing. A procedure for utilizing trained military personnel as players during the logistic supportability phase of development testing is also presented.
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The testing and evaluation of logistic supportability has not received the same emphasis or attention as that given to the test and evaluation of the hardware subsystem. This study recommends specific changes to regulatory guidance dealing with logistic supportability and the scheduling of a dedicated logistic supportability evaluation and dedicated prototype models for use in logistic supportability testing. A procedure for utilizing trained military personnel as players during the logistic supportability phase of development testing is also presented.
Key concepts: Test (biology), Reliability engineering, Computer science, Medical physics, Engineering, Medicine, Biology, Paleontology