Meeting U.S. Coast Guard Airpower Needs: Assessing the Options
Jeremy Eckhause, David T. Orletsky, Aaron Davenport, Mel Eisman, Raza Khan, Jonathan Theel, Marc Thibault, Dulani Woods, Michelle Ziegler
Abstract
Jeremy Eckhause, David T. Orletsky, Aaron Davenport, Mel Eisman, Raza Khan, Jonathan Theel, Marc Thibault, Dulani Woods, Michelle Ziegler
Abstract
Because U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) rotary-wing aircraft are nearing their ends of life, the USCG is reassessing its airpower needs for its current missions and future operational requirements. Researchers assessed what airpower mixes could help the USCG execute its missions across the entire geographic domain for operations in the next 30 years. In this report, they document their findings and make recommendations.
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Because U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) rotary-wing aircraft are nearing their ends of life, the USCG is reassessing its airpower needs for its current missions and future operational requirements. Researchers assessed what airpower mixes could help the USCG execute its missions across the entire geographic domain for operations in the next 30 years. In this report, they document their findings and make recommendations.
Key concepts: Coast guard, Guard (computer science), Aeronautics, Domain (mathematical analysis), Computer science, Engineering, Marine engineering, Programming language