A template for the selection and array of inventory as an aid in the development of evacuation plans
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A program is developed using the FOCUs interactive query language to aid in the selection of aviation-related inventory to be withdrawn from a forward-deployed stock point in the event of an evacuation. The program allows the input of critical parameters, and produces a scorecard which can be used to analyze withdrawal alternatives. Several possible selection objectives and measures of effectiveness are discussed.
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