Do joint fighter programs save money? : technical appendixes on methodology

Do joint fighter programs save money? : technical appendixes on methodology

These appendixes explain the methodology used in an analysis of the costs and savings of joint aircraft acquisition programs. They illustrate calculations for theoretical maximum savings in acquisition and in operations and support, historical joint aircraft cost-growth premiums, savings needed to o...

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Autores Corporativos: United States Content Provider (content provider), Rand Corporation Content Provider
Otros Autores: Lorell, Mark A Author (author), Kennedy, Michael Contributor (contributor), Kennedy, Michael Author, Guffey, Robert A. Author, Munson, Kenneth. Author, An, David L. Author, Abramzon, Shmuel. Author, Leonard, Robert S Contributor, Leonard, Robert S Author
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: [Place of publication not identified] Rand Corporation 2013
Materias:
United States. > Department of Defense > Procurement > Costs.
F-35 (Military aircraft) > Costs > United States
Fighter planes
Life cycle costing
Military & Naval Science
Law, Politics & Government
Air Forces
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Appendix A: Calculation of Theoretical Maximum Joint Aircraft Acquisition Program Savings
  • Appendix B: Calculation of the Joint Acquisition Cost-Growth Premium from Historical Aircraft Programs
  • Appendix C: Calculation of Maximum Joint O&S Savings from an "Ideal" Joint Fighter Program
  • Appendix D: Exploring the Magnitude of Joint O&S Savings Needed to Offset Joint Acquisition Cost-Growth Premium
  • Appendix E: Primary Methodology for Comparing JSF Costs with Those of Three Notional Single-Service Fighters
  • Appendix F: Alternative Procurement Methodology and Results for Comparing JSF Costs with Those of Three Notional Single-Service Fighters.

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