An analysis of aircraft modifications and integrated logistic support in the F-4 aircraft.

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Hunter, Curtis Stanley Jr.
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1977-03Advisor
Zabrycki, Edward A.
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It is the purpose of this thesis to examine the Integrated Logistic
Support program and the Aircraft modification process of the F-4 aircraft.
Data collected from the F-4 Logistic Support Manager's records showed
variances from planned change process as well as engineering and funding
problems. These data pointed to the need for a restructured change
process that provides for a complete Maintenance Engineering Analysis,
improved funding control by the Logistic Manager and specific logistic
decision points throughout the process. Areas for further detailed studies
and costs analyses are suggested.
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