The authors propose a planning concept for U.S. military expeditionary medical care that, by promoting patient flow rate as the common unit of measurement, will help integrate medical planning across treatment and evacuation functions, across the increasing levels of care, and across the different military services.

Improving Joint Expeditionary Medical Planning Tools Based on a Patient Flow Approach (Technical Report)

Business & Money

Amouzegar, Mahyar A.

Krull, Heather

Lachman, Beth E.

Chan, Edward W.

Costello, Rachel

Snyder, Don

LaTourrette, Tom

Ritschard, Hans V.

Guermonprez, D. Scott

Management & Leadership

RAND Corporation

Assesses the FY 2012 reorganization of the Air Force Material Command, which was undertaken as one of the initiatives to achieve mandated budget reductions by eliminating civilian manpower positions, thus achieving cost savings.

Assessment of the Air Force Material Command Reorganization: Report for Congress

History

Shelton, William

Fox, Bernard

Robbert, Albert A.

Ausink, John A.

Conley, Raymond E.

Werber, Laura

Lynch, Kristin F.

Nowak, Sarah A.

Thirtle, Michael

Military

RAND conducted two cybersecurity-focused discovery games in Washington, D.C., and California’s Silicon Valley that aimed to capture the widest possible range of perspectives. The goals were to explore opportunities for improving cybersecurity, assess the implications of possible solutions, and develop an initial framework to support debate and inform decisions regarding cybersecurity policies and practices.

A Framework for Exploring Cybersecurity Policy Options

Computers & Technology

Oberholtzer, Jenny

Shlapak, David A.

Henry, Ryan

Pettyjohn, Stacie L.

Weinbaum, Cortney

Harting, Sarah

Mikolic- Torreira, Igor

Beaghley, Sina

Westerman, Emma

Bishop, Megan

Skrabala, Lauren

Networking & Cloud Computing

A Photographic Trip Into the Sixties.

Aquarian Odyssey: a Nineteen Sixties Album

W W Norton & Co (Sd)

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Aquarian odyssey: A photographic trip into the sixties

Liveright Publishing Corp.

This report presents a framework for the development of metrics--and a method for scoring them--that indicates how well a U.S. Air Force mission or system is expected to perform in a cyber-contested environment. There are two types of cyber metrics: working-level metrics to counter an adversary's cyber operations and institutional-level metrics to capture any cyber-related organizational deficiencies.

Measuring Cybersecurity and Cyber Resiliency

Mayer, Lauren A.

Weichenberg, Guy

Hura, Myron

Genc, Suzanne

Tarraf, Danielle C.

Welburn, Jonathan William

Managing for Mission Assurance in the Face of Advanced Cyber Threats

O'Connor, Kathryn

Steiner, Colby Peyton

Gierlack, Keith

Dreyer, Paul

A high-end fight places heavy demands on U.S. Air Force command and control of combat support. Policy has increasingly emphasized the need for new concepts, such as dynamic force employment, which stresses the need to maneuver and function in a communications degraded environment. The authors propose robust and resilient concepts for the command and control of logistics in such a situation.

Command and Control of U.S. Air Force Combat Support in a High-End Fight

Drew, John G.

Marlier, Miriam E.

Milonopoulos, Theo

Systems and operations have become more dependent on interconnected electronics and data. As that dependence grows, so does the need for mission assurance in the face of adversarial cyber operations. The authors offer ways to help wings assure their missions despite cyber attacks, focusing on how wings can maintain situational awareness, defend their systems, and respond to and recover from attacks to survive and operate when under cyber attack.

Wing-Level Mission Assurance for a Cyber-Contested Environment (Research Report)

Hamilton, Thomas

Hodgson, Quentin E.

Bodine-Baron, Elizabeth

Fujiwara, Jonathan

Brosmer, Jonathan Lee

Reference

As programs grow larger and the interdependencies of the program activities get complex, tools are needed to introduce more rigor into program management to reduce schedule risk. The authors of this report describe novel methods delivered to the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program office to reduce the likelihood of rework in program execution and provide insights into schedule risk and how to restructure task dependencies to manage risk.

Graph Theoretic Algorithms for the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent Program: Prioritization and Scheduling

Science & Math

Johnson, Christian

Rockstroh, Parousia

Menthe, Lance

Bennett, Bart E.

Research

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