The expeditionary force development system: A new combat development tool for the 21st century

Article Abstract:

The expeditionary force development system (EFDS) is a user-friendly system that is sophisticated enough to allow it to function in the complex acquisition world. The importance of the EFDS can be described with the help of a flow chart consisting of Phase I as force capability development, Phase II as requirement development, Phase III as prioritization and resourcing and Phase IV as capability, fielding and transition.

National Security, US Marine Corps, Strategic aspects, United States. Marine Corps, Combat sustainability (Military science), Combat sustainability

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Distributed operations: The time is now

Article Abstract:

Near-term solutions based on existing equipment, organizations, and operating concepts and longer term solutions that would leverage future equipment, such as the Joint Strike Fighter MV-22 Osprey, maritime prepositioning force and operating concepts are examined. The concept of distributed operations may be articulated as a result of stability, support operations, and technologically enabled new capabilities.

Product development, Facilities & equipment, Equipment and supplies, Joint Strike Fighter (Aircraft), Joint operations (Military science), Naval art and science, Naval warfare

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