[Sample B: Approval/Signature Sheet] - George Mason University
[Sample B: Approval/Signature Sheet] - George Mason University
[Sample B: Approval/Signature Sheet] - George Mason University
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4.3 The Model<br />
Figure 11. First Affinity Diagram Exercise – Part 2.<br />
The high level objectives were defined according to the ideas identified in the<br />
affinity diagrams and were meant to specify the overarching objective of the model.<br />
Therefore, the overall utility function was defined as having four major components, each<br />
one of them concerning one important area thought to contribute to the BAF‘s<br />
operational capability.<br />
Force Support<br />
Perform CSAR (R)<br />
Perform basic<br />
training (D)<br />
Perform flight<br />
inspection (D)<br />
Rescue (D, N)<br />
Search (D, N)<br />
Rec. personnel (D)<br />
These four high level objectives were identified as:<br />
1. Maximize the contribution to the Force Application capability.<br />
2. Maximize the contribution to the Force Awareness capability.<br />
3. Maximize the contribution to the Force Mobility capability.<br />
4. Maximize the contribution to the Force Support capability.<br />
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Force Mobility<br />
Airlift personnel (D)<br />
Airlift cargo (D)<br />
Deploy troops (D)<br />
Max. presence (N, R)<br />
Max. mobility (D, N, R)<br />
Maximize range (D)<br />
Op. in bare bases (R)<br />
Perf. aerial refuel (D)<br />
Perform MedEvac (D)<br />
Respond promptly (D, N)<br />
Resupply (D)<br />
Transport troops (N)<br />
Use short runways (R)