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"Sense and Respond" Capabilities Can Make the Air Force Combat Support System More Agile

Robert S. Tripp, Mahyar A. Amouzegar, Ronald G. McGarvey, Rick Bereit, David W. George, Joan Cornuet

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This research brief summarizes a promising approach -- sense and respond combat support -- to distributing materiel to fielded forces as they need them and to adapting quickly to changing operational needs.

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This research brief summarizes a promising approach -- sense and respond combat support -- to distributing materiel to fielded forces as they need them and to adapting quickly to changing operational needs.

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This research brief summarizes a promising approach -- sense and respond combat support -- to distributing materiel to fielded forces as they need them and to adapting quickly to changing operational needs.

Key concepts: Agile software development, Sense (electronics), Computer science, Systems engineering, Air combat, Engineering, Aeronautics, Process management

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