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Michael J Lostumbo

Kirjat ja teokset yhdessä paikassa: 8 kirjaa, julkaisuja vuosilta 2007–2023, suosituimpiin kuuluu Evaluating Alternative Maintenance Manpower Force Structure Concepts for the F-35A. Vertaile teosten hintoja ja tarkista saatavuus suomalaisista kirjakaupoista.

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Kirjojen julkaisuvuodet: 2007–2023.

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.
America's Strategy-Resource Mismatch

America's Strategy-Resource Mismatch

Timothy M Bonds; Michael J Mazarr; James Dobbins; Michael J Lostumbo; Michael Johnson; David A Shlapak; Jeffrey Martini; Scott Boston; Cristina L Garafola; John Gordon; Sonni Efron; Paul S Steinberg; Yvonne K Crane; Daniel M Norton

RAND
2019
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In order to defend itself and its national interests, and to maintain the trust of allies as a reliable security guarantor, the United States must match its national security policies with the resources available to support them. This report discusses the specific gaps between the stated strategic and defense policies of the United States and the resources and capabilities that would be required to implement those policies successfully.
What Role Can Land-Based, Multi-Domain Anti-Access/Area Denial Forces Play in Deterring or Defeating Aggression?

What Role Can Land-Based, Multi-Domain Anti-Access/Area Denial Forces Play in Deterring or Defeating Aggression?

Timothy M Bonds; Joel B Predd; Timothy R Heath; Michael S Chase; Michael Johnson; Michael J Lostumbo; James Bonomo; Muharrem Mane; Paul S Steinberg

RAND
2017
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Land-based, multi-domain anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) forces can play a role in deterring or defeating aggression. This report highlights growing Chinese and Russian A2/AD capabilities and potential scenarios for conflict in the Asia-Pacific region (centered on China) and the Baltic Sea (centered on Russia). Ground-based capabilities offer an affordable way for U. S. allies and partners to deter or defeat aggression.
Lead Forward

Lead Forward

Michael J Lostumbo; Jeffrey S Brown; Stephen W Oliver

RAND Corporation
2023
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To address the command and control challenges of a future conflict with Russia or China, in which command elements and communications networks could be attacked, the United States Air Force needs to consider how to reorganize its forces so that they can operate in degraded environments. In this report, the authors examine how options for the design of wing-level command and control elements for Air Mobility Command forces can meet such new demands.
Grounded: An Enterprise-Wide Look at Department of the Air Force Installation Exposure to Natural Hazards

Grounded: An Enterprise-Wide Look at Department of the Air Force Installation Exposure to Natural Hazards

Anu Narayanan; Michael J Lostumbo; Kristin Van Abel; Michael T Wilson; Anna Jean Wirth; Rahim Ali

RAND
2021
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he authors of this report consider the exposure of Department of the Air Force (DAF) installations to flooding, high winds, and wildfires?hazards that have affected DAF installations in the recent past. The authors characterize exposure using three different types of data: base boundaries, geospatial data on airfield and select electric power infrastructure that supports DAF installations, and publicly available data on natural hazards.
Evaluating Novel Threats to the Homeland

Evaluating Novel Threats to the Homeland

Brian A Jackson; David R Frelinger; Michael J Lostumbo; Robert W Button

RAND
2007
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Develops approaches for assessing asymmetric attacks using cruise missiles or unmanned aerial vehicles, a novel potential threat to homeland targets, in the context of other options available to terrorist actors and for identifying the factors that might make these technologies attractive to adversaries. These approaches provide the basis for exploring defensive options.