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Se reanuda el crecimiento económico en los Emiratos Árabes Unidos

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By Leigh Alexander
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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ALL ROADS LEAD TO SUSTAINMENT

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By Leigh Alexander
| U.S. Army
For many U.S. Army weapon systems, sustainment planning is inherent in the acquisition and development process. When the Army builds a new weapons system, for example, program managers collect data during testing and evaluation to understand the system’s maintainability and reliability. They use this information to calculate future sustainment needs. They know how much power or fuel the system needs. They estimate what repair parts it will require over its life cycle and then source those parts.
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PREPARE, DEPLOY AND SUSTAIN

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By Joseph Stewart, Leigh Alexander
| U.S. Army
At the heart of every Army operation is a Soldier—and it’s the mission of the U.S. Army Medical Logistics Command (AMLC) to support the battlefield medics and doctors who sustain that Soldier’s fighting strength. As the Army transforms to meet the demands of the future fight, Army medical logistics are also rapidly evolving and synchronizing to become more agile, efficient and effective. While the Army has been around for nearly 250 years, AMLC has existed for a mere five years.
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