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Measuring Capabilities of Air and Space Expeditionary Forces to Meet Policy Goals and Control Deployments

Don Snyder, Manuel J. Carrillo, Adam Resnick, Patrick Mills

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This research brief summarizes a RAND Project AIR FORCE recommended method for quantifying Air and Space Expeditionary Force capabilities in terms of support and sustainment requirements of potential deployments.

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Key concepts: Space (punctuation), Aeronautics, Systems engineering, Aerospace engineering, Air space, Control (management), Air combat, Computer science

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