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John G. Drew

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Command and Control of U.S. Air Force Combat Support in a High-End Fight

Command and Control of U.S. Air Force Combat Support in a High-End Fight

Don Snyder; Kristin F Lynch; Colby Peyton Steiner; John G Drew; Myron Hura; Miriam E Marlier; Theo Milonopoulos

RAND
2021
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A high-end fight places heavy demands on U.S. Air Force command and control of combat support. Policy has increasingly emphasized the need for new concepts, such as dynamic force employment, which stresses the need to maneuver and function in a communications degraded environment. The authors propose robust and resilient concepts for the command and control of logistics in such a situation.
Evaluating Alternative Maintenance Manpower Force Structure Concepts for the F-35A

Evaluating Alternative Maintenance Manpower Force Structure Concepts for the F-35A

Anna Jean Wirth; Thomas Light; Daniel M Romano; Shane Tierney; Ronald G McGarvey; Moon Kim; Michael J Lostumbo; Amanda Nguyen; Paul Emslie; John G Drew

RAND
2020
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The U.S. Air Force has a goal of reducing the life cycle operating and support (O&S) costs of the F-35A. Maintenance manpower is a significant driver of O&S costs, and consolidation and reorganization of career fields could reduce manpower and training costs. The authors of this report evaluate the costs and benefits of six F-35A maintenance manpower force structures in the U.S. Air Force that merge maintenance career fields in different ways.
Organizing and Training Airfield Operations Capabilities for Emerging Expeditionary Operations

Organizing and Training Airfield Operations Capabilities for Emerging Expeditionary Operations

John A Ausink; Dwayne M Butler; Kristin F Lynch; John G Drew; Monica Rico; Ignacio A Lara; Will Shumate

RAND Corporation
2023
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The authors set out to identify ways to enable the airfield operations (AO) career fields to respond to the needs created by the Dynamic Force Employment concept and the USAF implementation of Agile Combat Employment by reviewing USAF and joint documents for background, interviewing experts to learn current challenges and the potential impact of new demands, and developing tools to analyze the ability of AO personnel to meet those demands.
Assessing the Effectiveness of Future Concepts in the U.S. Air Force

Assessing the Effectiveness of Future Concepts in the U.S. Air Force

Don Snyder; Kristin F Lynch; Alexis A Blanc; Jonathan L Brosmer; John G Drew; Kyle Haak; Myron Hura; Daniel Ish; Kelly Klima; Fabian Villalobos

RAND Corporation
2022
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Researchers present a Future Logistics Concept Assessment Framework, which is a disciplined, systematic way to assess proposed future logistics concepts to meet the requirements of the National Defense Strategy. The idea is to reveal the most-promising concepts and prune the least promising before significant resources are invested. The goal is not to predict the future, but to show how a concept would fare across various potential futures.
Robust and Resilient Logistics Operations in a Degraded Information Environment

Robust and Resilient Logistics Operations in a Degraded Information Environment

Don Snyder; Elizabeth Bodine-Baron; Mahyar A Amouzegar; Kristin F Lynch; Mary Lee; John G Drew

RAND
2017
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The U.S. Air Force asked RAND Project AIR FORCE to determine where it is most fruitful to focus effort in making changes to tactics, techniques, and procedures to improve an airman's ability to detect, evaluate, and mitigate significant corruption of logistics data. The goal is to respond to errors in data before they have a significant negative effect on combat operations.
Support to the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center

Support to the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center

Patrick Mills; Robert S Tripp; James A Leftwich; John G Drew; Jerry M Sollinger; Robert G Defeo

RAND
2017
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This report provides a strategic view of the analytical capabilities that are needed by the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center (AFIMSC) to allocate resources to and assess the performance of installation and mission support activities. AFIMSC needs a coherent, rational, and transparent method to allocate resources across missions and installations.
Articulating the Effects of Infrastructure Resourcing on Air Force Missions

Articulating the Effects of Infrastructure Resourcing on Air Force Missions

Patrick Mills; Muharrem Mane; Kenneth Kuhn; Anu Narayanan; James D. Powers; Peter Buryk; Jeremy M. Eckhause; John G. Drew; Kristin F. Lynch

RAND
2017
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This report explores the relationship between Air Force infrastructure management and mission capability and risk. The goal is to identify methodological approaches and data requirements for quantifying and articulating these links and enabling the Air Force to answer the question: What is the effect of funding infrastructure below stated requirements?
Implementation Actions for Improving Air Force Command and Control Through Enhanced Agile Combat Support Planning, Execution, Monitoring, and Control Processes
Using the architecture developed as a companion piece to this analysis, this report identifies and describes where shortfalls exist between current agile combat support (ACS) processes and the vision for integrating enhanced ACS processes into Air Force command and control (C2). It evaluates C2 nodes at each echelon of responsibility and across operational phases and suggests mitigation strategies needed to facilitate an efficient and effective global C2 network.
Balancing Agile Combat Support Manpower to Better Meet the Future Security Environment

Balancing Agile Combat Support Manpower to Better Meet the Future Security Environment

Patrick Mills; John G. Drew; John A. Ausink; Daniel M. Romano; Rachel Costello

RAND
2014
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This report proposes new metrics to measure expeditionary agile combat support (ACS) capacity and uses these metrics to assess the capacity of the current ACS manpower mix to support expeditionary operations, finding that there are imbalances among its career fields relative to expeditionary demands. This report develops and assesses several rebalanced manpower mixes to address these imbalances.
Analysis of the Air Force Logistics Enterprise

Analysis of the Air Force Logistics Enterprise

Ben D. Roo; Manuel Carrillo; John G. Drew; Thomas Lang; Amy L. Maletic

RAND
2011
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This technical report describes the benefits of reallocating certain maintenance activities between mission-generation locations and a repair network, options to support the C-130, and consolidating repair network activities to centralized repair facilities. The report also provides an initial assessment of maintenance concepts that integrate wing-level and depot-level maintenance processes.
Managing Air Force Joint Expeditionary Taskings in an Uncertain Environment

Managing Air Force Joint Expeditionary Taskings in an Uncertain Environment

John A. Ausink; Cynthia R. Cook; Perry Shameen Firoz; John G. Drew; Dahlia S. Lichter

RAND
2011
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Since 2004, the U.S. Air Force has provided personnel for joint sourcing solution assignments in Iraq and Afghanistan. As a result, certain Air Force career fields are experiencing greater-than-expected deployment strains. Air Force personnel and deployment data were used to populate a RAND-developed model to assess the supply of and demand for Air Force personnel and various types of capabilities to fill joint assignments.
Analysis of the Air Force Logistics Enterprise

Analysis of the Air Force Logistics Enterprise

Ronald G McGarvey; Manuel Carrillo; Douglas C Cato; John G Drew; Thomas Lang

RAND
2009
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Analyses demonstrate how F-16 and KC-135 aircraft maintenance units can be reconfigured to support mission generation operations, with heavy maintenance such as aircraft phase inspections reassigned to a network of centralized repair facilities. This approach identifies options that either exceed current maintenance capabilities at current cost levels or meet required capability levels at reduced cost.
Analyzing Contingency Contracting Purchases for Operation Iraqi Freedom (Unrestricted Version)

Analyzing Contingency Contracting Purchases for Operation Iraqi Freedom (Unrestricted Version)

Laura H Baldwin; John A Ausink; Nancy F Campbell; John G Drew; Charles Robert Roll

RAND
2008
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This study examines contingency purchases made in theater to support U.S. Air Force activities during Operation Iraqi Freedom in fiscal years 2003 and 2004. It develops a custom database to determine the types of goods and services purchased and illustrates how such data can be used to facilitate planning and policy decisions associated with future CCO staffing and training, combat support, and sharing of lessons within the theater.
A Common Operating Picture for Air Force Materiel Sustainment

A Common Operating Picture for Air Force Materiel Sustainment

Raymond A. Pyles; Robert S. Tripp; Kristin F. Lynch; Don Snyder; Patrick Mills; John G. Drew

RAND
2008
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This book describes a potential common operating system (COP) for the Air Force material sustainment system (MSS). The authors first develop a COP based on the principles of effects-based measures, schwerpunkt (organizational focus), decision rights, and a nonmarket economic framework, then they apply the COP to depot-level reparable component sustainment to illustrate how the COP would improve overall MSS efficiency and responsiveness.This book describes a common operating picture for the Air Force materiel sustainment system that, if implemented, would make the system more efficient and more responsive to changing operational needs.
Supporting Air and Space Expeditionary Forces

Supporting Air and Space Expeditionary Forces

Ronald G. McGarvey; James M. Masters; Louis Luangkesorn; Stephen Sheehy; John G. Drew; Robert Kerchner; Ben D. Van Roo; Charles Robert Roll

RAND
2008
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This monograph details an analysis of the use of Centralized Intermediate Repair Facilities (CIRFs) to provide off-equipment component repair for CONUS-based fighter aircraft, supporting both training and deployment scenarios. It presents an analytic method for CIRF network design that generates a range of cost-effective alternatives. It identifies CIRF alternatives that achieve increased efficiency without reducing combat support capability.It evaluates CONUS use of Centralized Intermediate Repair Facilities for off-equipment repair of aircraft components and presents analytic network design method developed for the identification of cost-efficient alternatives for such networks.
Options for Meeting the Maintenance Demands of Active Associate Flying Units

Options for Meeting the Maintenance Demands of Active Associate Flying Units

John G. Drew; Kristin F. Lynch; James M. Masters; Robert S. Tripp; Charles Robert Roll

RAND
2008
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RAND developed a methodology to help understand and explain the differences between U.S. Air National Guard and active component aircraft maintenance productivity. This research focuses on maintenance options for supporting associate units, where the goal of the associate unit is to produce trained pilots in the most efficient manner possible. It evaluates maintenance options for U.S. Air Force associate units, where the goal of the associate units is to produce trained pilots in the most efficient manner possible.