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Chapter 2 - P rogramme 1 - Department of Defence

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| <strong>Chapter</strong> 5 - P<strong>rogramme</strong> 3: Air <strong>Defence</strong> |<br />

Annual Report FY 2007 - 2008 124<br />

| <strong>Department</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Defence</strong> |<br />

Table 5.1 Air <strong>Defence</strong> P<strong>rogramme</strong> Outputs for FY 2007/08 (continued)<br />

Output Performance Measure Annual Target<br />

Actual Achievement /<br />

Comments<br />

Training capability at Airspace Number <strong>of</strong> members trained 365 learners on 28 courses 265 learners were successful<br />

Control School<br />

on 26 courses. Output was<br />

reduced due to changed<br />

requirements that necessitated<br />

changes in curricula, with<br />

the resultant cancellation or<br />

extension <strong>of</strong> courses. There<br />

were also some failures<br />

and some candidates were<br />

withdrawn due to workload,<br />

resignations and prior learning.<br />

Deployment support Degree to which deployment 90 deployable days for 86 deployed days achieved.<br />

capability<br />

support requirements are met 1 x 200-man Tactical Airfield Although the full 90 days were<br />

Unit<br />

not operationally required,<br />

the capacity was created,<br />

maintained and was available<br />

to deploy for the full 90 days.<br />

56 deployable days for 44 deployed days achieved.<br />

3 x 50-man Tactical Airfield Although the full 56 days were<br />

Unit<br />

not operationally required,<br />

the capacity was created,<br />

maintained and available to<br />

deploy for the full 56 days.<br />

Subp<strong>rogramme</strong> Command Post Capability<br />

Air Force Command Post Degree to which planned<br />

100% 90% achieved. A combination<br />

flying hours are utilised<br />

<strong>of</strong> lower than planned<br />

available air and ground<br />

crews, due to resignations, as<br />

well as higher than foreseen<br />

occurrences <strong>of</strong> maintenance<br />

events on aircraft, resulted in<br />

lower than planned aircraft<br />

availability throughout the<br />

year.<br />

Air Operations Training Number <strong>of</strong> members trained 40 learners on two courses Both courses were cancelled<br />

Centre<br />

due to curriculum updating,<br />

as the curriculum was not<br />

appropriate for the required<br />

output. Staff paper was<br />

submitted for approval.<br />

Subp<strong>rogramme</strong> Base Support Capability<br />

Logistic support capability Compliance with support<br />

100% 84% achieved. Establishing<br />

services requirements<br />

and staffing <strong>of</strong> a Supply<br />

Support Directorate in<br />

process; vacant posts at bases/<br />

units/depots.<br />

Compliance with system<br />

100% 98% achieved. The Air Force<br />

groups’ requirements<br />

received late notification that<br />

one <strong>of</strong> the suppliers could<br />

not deliver on a contract due<br />

to the company filing for<br />

bankruptcy. The redistribution<br />

<strong>of</strong> Rm1,288 within the Air<br />

Force was hampered by the<br />

lengthy process for cancelling<br />

a contract.<br />

Base operational support Availability <strong>of</strong> air base 24-hour availability 44% achieved. The low<br />

capability<br />

operational services<br />

serviceability was due to this<br />

capability only being 29%<br />

funded.

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