Can the Osprey be purchased by allies, supported by a global supply chain and effectively supported worldwide?
In this interview with the head of logistics for MARCOM, Admiral Cornago describes the key role in forging a NATO supply system for its maritime forces.
Getting the sustainment system right is crucial not only to sell the plane globally, but support the increasingly global use of the aircraft.
Longer-term support agreements provide greater flexibility for industry and government from both a production stability and product perspective. This approach drives affordability and leverages a stable product line.
Major Greenberg, a PAO for the USMC aboard the USS Wasp, provides an update on the process and the progress.
The Italian Air Force airlifted humanitarian aid to Nepal via their Boeing 767 transport.
In this interview with Eric Bownes, the opportunity to shape global solutions for common logistics problems for the allies is the focus of attention.
With a new 21st century aircraft came a rethinking of the system to support that aircraft and to provide life-cycle support to the fleet as well.