Chapter 2 - P rogramme 1 - Department of Defence
Chapter 2 - P rogramme 1 - Department of Defence
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 128<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 />
Personnel development Number <strong>of</strong> learners and 1 119 learners on 29 courses 674 learners were trained on<br />
capability<br />
courses<br />
24 courses. Two development<br />
courses (senior supervisors<br />
and junior command and<br />
staff courses) were cancelled<br />
due to insufficient demand.<br />
The Air Power Courses were<br />
under-subscribed due to a lack<br />
<strong>of</strong> capacity for the learners<br />
at the Air Force College.<br />
Two Law <strong>of</strong> Armed Conflict<br />
Courses were cancelled as the<br />
course had to be reworked<br />
by the instructors to gain<br />
SAQA accreditation. This was<br />
successfully completed and<br />
the course started again in the<br />
fourth quarter.<br />
Basic military training Number <strong>of</strong> learners and 770 learners on nine courses 552 learners were trained<br />
capability<br />
courses<br />
on six courses. The actual<br />
requirement was lower than<br />
the planned basic training<br />
course. The orientation<br />
courses were not presented<br />
as they have become obsolete<br />
and members are trained by<br />
base RSMs when required.<br />
Technical Support Services Capability<br />
Aircraft servicing capability Compliance with System<br />
100% 73% achieved. Deviations<br />
Group requirements for<br />
resulted from additional<br />
serviceable aircraft<br />
servicings that were<br />
required and from spares<br />
requirements in the air<br />
transport environment, as<br />
well as long tasks (10-year<br />
wing inspections) on C47TP<br />
aircraft. In the combat<br />
environment, a shortage <strong>of</strong><br />
personnel caused scheduled<br />
servicings to fall behind as<br />
priority was given to repairing<br />
unserviceable aircraft.<br />
Armament support capability Compliance with armament<br />
100% 98% achieved. The supply <strong>of</strong><br />
support requirements<br />
ammunition, pyrotechnics,<br />
squibs, bomb fuses, flying<br />
clothing, life rafts, survival<br />
aids, ejection seats, parachutes<br />
and life jackets was partially<br />
satisfied, mainly due to<br />
contract management<br />
and technical problems<br />
experienced by Armscor and<br />
at the suppliers.<br />
Maintenance capability Serviceability <strong>of</strong> support<br />
100% 100% achieved. Contract<br />
equipment in accordance with<br />
expenditure in accordance<br />
System Group requirements<br />
with financial business plans.