Saturday, December 17, 2011

Cots Journal November 2011


The U.S. really needs to face facts and once and for all tackle the issues surrounding how we acquire things for the military. It's time to initiate a plan that accommodates changing Administrations and Congresses and their ever changing vision for the military's mission. The military has three basic procurement environments: immediate, short term and long term. The problem is all three of these environments have a range to them. Immediate can range from acquiring software or technology to halt an immediate cyber attack to finding a stop gap solution for IEDs. At the other end we have large items ranging from a new tactical vehicle for the Army and Marines, to the next tactical aircraft for the Air Force to the next generation aircraft carrier for the Navy.

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