NASA SP-7500
NASA SP-7500

Author: United States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration

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Published:

Total Pages: 598

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Research Technology Area Plan. FY 96
Research Technology Area Plan. FY 96

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Published: 1995

Total Pages: 35

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The research technology area plan encompasses all Air Force basic research. It includes all scientific and engineering disciplines contributing to the Air Force mission. The basic research outlined in this plan will set the stage for the Air Force to perform its mission into the 21st century. The research technology area T goals are to maintain technological superiority in the areas relevant to Air Force needs; prevent technological surprise to our Nation and create it for our adversaries; maintain a strong research infrastructure of universities, US industry, and Air Force laboratories; complement the national research effort; and transfer and transition research results to users and customers. (AN).

Fiscal Year 1989-1994 Research and Technology Plan
Fiscal Year 1989-1994 Research and Technology Plan

Author: AIR FORCE HUMAN RESOURCES LAB BROOKS AFB TX.

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Published: 1988

Total Pages: 65

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The plans reported here are part of a broader set of plans which are reported in the 'Human Systems Technology Roadmap - 1988', published by the Human Systems Division (HSD). The Air Force Human Resources Laboratory (AFHRL), one of several HSD laboratories, is the principal Air Force Systems Command (AFSC) organization charged with planning and executing the USAF exploratory and advanced development programs in manpower and personnel, education and training, simulation and training devices, and logistics and group aspects of human factors. This document contains a description of the laboratory mission and investment strategy; plans for research and development by AFHRL during the period FY89-94; a brief description of program relationships and accomplishments; a list of formal requirements for R & D; and general background information about AFHRL's organization, funding, manpower, and facilities. Keywords: Flight training, Human factors, Logistics, Manpower, Personnel, Plans, Simulation, Technical training, Training, Training devices. (SDW).

FY98 Research Technology Area Plan
FY98 Research Technology Area Plan

Author: Wright lab wright-patterson afb oh

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Published: 1998

Total Pages: 36

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The mission of the Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFOSR) is to sponsor and sustain Air Force relevant basic research to rapidly transfer and transition research results to current and future systems that support the Air Force global engagement strategy. This vigorous, focused, and diversified basic research program provides our nation with the required depth and scope of options for new and advanced technologies to meet the air and space superiority goals of the Air Force. The rapid pace of change in the post-Cold War era necessitates a shifting emphasis in military technology investments, as the Scientific Advisory Board suggests in their New World Vistas (NWV) study. AFOSR has incorporated their recommendations as a guide in selecting new research initiatives. Furthermore, the relative decrease in planned acquisition of new weapon systems makes it even more important to build a closer partnership with the U.S. industrial base, logistics support and the operational Air Force.