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Fielding the AH-64: Logistics Lessons Learned.

Robert G. David

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Abstract : In fielding the AH-64, the army used contractor and organic logistics support for this program. This study examines the lessons learned from this logistics effort in the areas of supply and maintenance. This study recommends revision of future logistics support based upon these lessons. Keywords: Attack helicopters; Logistics management.

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Abstract : In fielding the AH-64, the army used contractor and organic logistics support for this program. This study examines the lessons learned from this logistics effort in the areas of supply and maintenance. This study recommends revision of future logistics support based upon these lessons. Keywords: Attack helicopters; Logistics management.

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Abstract : In fielding the AH-64, the army used contractor and organic logistics support for this program. This study examines the lessons learned from this logistics effort in the areas of supply and maintenance. This study recommends revision of future logistics support based upon these lessons. Keywords: Attack helicopters; Logistics management.

Key concepts: Humanitarian Logistics, Business, Operations management, Logistics management, Process management, Integrated logistics support, Military logistics, Engineering management

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