Fighter Drawdown Dynamics: Effects on Aircrew Inventories - Softcover
The number of fighter aircraft in the Air Force inventory is decreasing, but the demand for experienced fighter pilots is increasing. The authors use a dynamic mathematical model to show that, to keep from damaging fighter unit readiness, fighter pilot production in the active Air Force must be reduced and new approaches to developing and managing personnel with fighter pilot-like skills must be adopted.
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To satisfy increasing demands for fighter pilots without overwhelming the training pipeline, the Air Force must reduce fighter pilot production and leverage other assets to fill positions that require fighter pilot skills.
About the Author:
William W. Taylor is Chairperson and Professor of the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife at Michigan State University.
James H. Bigelow (Ph.D., Operations Research (1970), Stanford University) is a senior mathematician at RAND.
James H. Bigelow (Ph.D., Operations Research (1970), Stanford University) is a senior mathematician at RAND.
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- PublisherRAND Corporation
- Publication date2009
- ISBN 10 0833046950
- ISBN 13 9780833046956
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages182
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