Modified Flexible Rap: Linking Competencies and Experiences Into Fighter Training and Readiness 9781288415168

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Автор: Baldwin Brian T.
Название: Modified Flexible Rap: Linking Competencies and Experiences Into Fighter Training and Readiness
ISBN: 9781288415168
Издательство: Biblioscholar
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ISBN-10: 1288415168
Обложка/Формат: Paperback
Страницы: 64
Вес: 0.13 кг.
Дата издания: 01.12.2012
Язык: English
Размер: 246 x 189 x 3
Читательская аудитория: General (us: trade)
Подзаголовок: Linking competencies and experiences into fighter training and readiness
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Поставляется из: США
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Imagine an Air Force that cant train to fight a big war, cant train for the small war, but is too busy and poor to fix the problems. Now open your eyes. Were there. Fighting the Global War on Terror requires a specific skill set that is different from flying an alert mission for Operation Noble Eagle, and is very different from the requirements of fighting a near-peer competitor. But, if the Air Staff has its way, by Fiscal Year (FY) 2010 most of the fighter and bomber squadrons will be training to fight three different kinds of wars with about 32% less flying hours than they had 2004 (according to ACC/A3TO). Air Force resources and policies are preventing fighter squadrons from being combat ready and something must be done. What can we do? What we can do is to halt the next roughly 10% cut to flying hours that the Air Staff is trying to impose as an efficiency starting in FY10. How did we gain this efficiency? Well, we created it by cutting the flying hour budget. You see, if you dont fund the hours then you have spent less on readiness and you can claim an efficiency in the name of Air Force Smart Operations (AFSO)...21. I didnt want to forget the 21. That makes it futuristic and inherently better, doesnt it? There may be some great applications for AFSO21, but using blanket cuts that are relying on some hoped-for efficiency doesnt seem like a good bet. What else doesnt seem like a good bet? The Air Staff willingly restoring the unfunded hours. So what else can we do to train better if we arent getting the right resources?

Modified Flexible Rap: Linking Competencies and Experiences Into Fighter Training and Readiness, Baldwin Brian T.