A proposal of logistics development for Republic of Korea Army
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Authors
Kim, Young Hoo
Kim, Tae Kyo
Subjects
environment
relationship
military power
uncertainty
logistics
evolution
integrated logistics support
readiness
life-cycle cost
cost-effectiveness
cost estimating
acquisition
relationship
military power
uncertainty
logistics
evolution
integrated logistics support
readiness
life-cycle cost
cost-effectiveness
cost estimating
acquisition
Advisors
Sovereign, M.G.
Date of Issue
1984-12
Date
December 1984
Publisher
Language
en_US
Abstract
The main objective of this research is to propose some
directions concerning logistic development for the Republic
of Korea Army (ROKA). In particular, it concerns modern
concepts such as integrated logistics support (ILS)
.
Traditionally, Korean logistics has been treated as
secondary. But, in the current situation, attention must be
placed on logistics.
This thesis introduces historical and geographical
circumstances of the Korean peninsula and appraises military
problems, especially logistics. It compares South and
North Korea's military powers and then analyzes the relationship
between EOK and US. It proceeds with setting the
concept of modern military logistics and explaining some ILS
aspects concretely. It gives insights to logistics in the
system life cycle including approaches to the cost-side as
well as to effectiveness. For the decision-maker, the lifecycle
cost (LCC) model should be considered during the
acquisition cycle to assure proper logistics development.
Type
Thesis
Description
Series/Report No
Department
Administrative Science
Organization
Naval Postgraduate School (U.S.)
Identifiers
NPS Report Number
Sponsors
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Format
Citation
Distribution Statement
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