Since the end of the Cold War, the United States has found itself in a new security environment: Instead of facing a known enemy in a limited number of locations (Europe and Korea), the U.S. military has been required to perform numerous overseas deployments-many on short notice-in support of crises ranging from humanitarian relief to Operation Desert Storm.
An edition of Supporting Expeditionary Aerospace Forces
(2002)
Supporting Expeditionary Aerospace Forces
Alternative Options for Jet Engine Intermediate Maintenance
by Mahyar A. Amouzegar
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Supporting Expeditionary Aerospace Forces: Alternative Options for Jet Engine Intermediate Maintenance
May 25, 2002, RAND Corporation
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0833031031 9780833031037
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"Since the end of the Cold War, the United States has found itself in a new security environment: Instead of facing a known enemy in a limited number of locations (Europe and Korea), the U.S. military has been required to perform numerous overseas deployments-many on short notice-in support of crises ranging from humanitarian relief to Operation Desert Storm."
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