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Air Mobility Command Global Reach to Africa: Sustained Rapid Global Mobility to United States Africa Command

Air Mobility Command Global Reach to Africa: Sustained Rapid Global Mobility to United States Africa Command

Hammerschmidt, David A.

Paperback

Transportation GeneralGeneral EducationGeneral Political Science

ISBN10: 1249275547
ISBN13: 9781249275541
Publisher: Biblioscholar
Published: Aug 22 2012
Pages: 110
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.23 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English
As United States Africa Command matures, United States Transportation Command will have to be postured and trained to accommodate a greater Department of Defense dependence on the En Route System (ERS) to ensure rapid global mobility of forces and resources. Today's ERS is postured to handle limited movement of forces to multiple theatres concurrently. The maturation of USAFRICOM will place increased reliance on the ERS to move resources to Africa. The current ERS is not adequately postured to handle large, sustained, humanitarian or military operations in, through or out of USAFRICOM. Increased movement requirements to and through Africa will require an investment of people or infrastructure to ensure sustainability, effectiveness and efficient movement of resources. A review of the current ERS reveals the need for an additional en route location to effectively and efficiently deliver resources to Africa if large, sustained movement is required.

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