Naval ships acquisition strategy for the Venezuelan Navy.

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Author
Leon Lara, Joe Manuel
Date
1982-06Advisor
Sneiderman, M.L.
Second Reader
Creighton, J.W.
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This thesis presents the results of an extensive research
of the United States Navy and Venezuelan Navy acquisition
processes for naval ships. A comparative evaluation is performed
and critical areas have been identified in carrying
out this complex process in both navies, resulting from various
strategic environments and diverse domestics capabilities
which combine to create unique acquisition methods. A proposed
acquisition strategy is formulated from a management
point of view, based on two models, to improve the existing
Venezuelan Navy acquisition process-- Model "A" to the procurement
of ships from the non-U. S. international market,
and Model "B" specifically to the acquisition of naval vessels
from the United States of America through Military Aid/Foreign
Military Sales Programs.
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