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(b)(5) The Road Ahead The future is bright for Total Force Integration, and it looks like we are only beginning to realize the potential benefits that innovative organizational constructs and new concepts of operation will bring. We have long seen that the Associate programs produce high aircraft utilization rates; mobilization requirements may be minimized; and the use of mixed aircrews, from the active and reserve units, has increased the level of standardization between all aircrews. We will continue to raise the bar by exploring Associations across the operational and training spectrum with all our ARC counterparts. AMC is making great progress by acting in concert with AFRC and ANG for more efficient and streamlined organizations. Maximizing transformational changes will provide the combatant commanders the mobility tools necessary for fighting the Global War on Terror. Total Force Integration Roadmap MAF Deficiencies/Solutions Reference Documents FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (FOUO) OCT 07 95
Installations & Expeditionary Combat Support Installations and Expeditionary Combat Support Roadmap OPR: AMC/A7Z MAF Capability Statement Provide critical installations and expeditionary combat support services (logistics, civil engineering, services, chaplain, contracting, personnel, staff judge advocate, etc.) to continental US, en route and deployed locations, across the full range of military operations and in all operating environments. Roadmap Assessment Installations and Expeditionary Combat Support (ECS) will experience challenges integrating ECS efforts across the command. Proactive cross-functional interface is needed in ECS planning and garrison excellence matters for the 26 ECS functional areas to achieve total force integration and the global mobility effect. Installations and Expeditionary Combat Support will experience challenges in providing suitable warfighting doctrine for ECS forces in the short term. The Establish Operating Location (EOL) Concept of Operations is being developed to integrate lighter, leaner force capabilities and a more responsive planning process to create a power projection platform for the full range of military operations. Efficiencies must be gained through more effective combat support planning and execution to achieve the desired effects of the combatant commander. Installations and expeditionary combat support will also experience significant challenges in the short term because of the impact of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) shortcomings. Deficiencies exist in detection, protection, decontamination, and in operations in CBRN environments. Installations and expeditionary combat support infrastructure will continue to face significant challenges. Funding shortfalls will continue to lead to increased infrastructure and facilities degradation. An increased gap in recapitalization funding deficiencies exists for current mission infrastructure, new mission beddown, base realignment and closure, capital construction, and in operations and maintenance. These cuts drive high maintenance expenses and unsustainable operations tempo attempting to keep older facilities and infrastructure operational. Milestones (b)(5) 96 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY (FOUO) OCT 07
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Future Air Mobility Concepts Chapte
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Air Mobility Mission Area Roadmaps
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Airlift Roadmap Airlift Roadmap OPR
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Air Refueling Roadmap Air Refueling
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Page 131 and 132: Acronyms Acronym AMP AN ANG ANI AoA
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Page 135 and 136: Acronyms Acronym MSHARPPB MTD MTM/D
Page 137 and 138: Acronyms Acronym TACC TARS TAV TAWS
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