Concepts for estimating Air Force manpower requirements for planning purposes
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Publication
1960 - Rand Corp., Santa Monica, Calif, California
Language
English
Word Count
10,000 words, Guess
Page Count
40 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL60439878M
- OCLC Control Number71011505
Classifications
- LCCQ180.A1 R36 no.2611
Description
A description of a conceptual methodology to assist both Air Force planners and contractors, engaged in early development planning, to estimate total gross requirements of manpower for future weapon and support systems. The personnel subsystem concept, developed by the Air Research and Development Command, is used as the framework around which to organize the major parametric conditions that affect manpower estimates for advanced systems. The sequence of steps required to predesign a personnel subsystem is described. This early design information helps provide the basis for estimating manpower requirements in a total system context. From the organization structure viewpoint, this total includes general functions such as operations, unit administration, maintenance, support, and prorated shares of Air Force logistic support and higher headquarters administration.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Rand Corporation Research memorandum -- RM-2611
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