The Advanced Amphibious Assault (AAA) Program was the only major acquisition program in the Marine Corps at the time of the audit. The Marine Corps established the AAA Program to develop and procure vehicles to replace the Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV) that was fielded in 1972. The AAA Program should satisfy mobility and survivability deficiencies in the AAV as well as provide fast assault capability from extended sea ranges. The Marine Corps evaluated seven vehicle alternatives to satisfy the deficiencies in the AAV and planned to develop and procure 951 AAA vehicles. The AAA Program had an estimated research and development cost of $900 million and a procurement cost of $3.8 billion. Initial fielding of the AAA Program was scheduled for calendar year 2003; however, due to delays in selecting the most cost-effective alternative, the initial fielding of a vehicle under the AAA Program slipped.
Acquisition of Advanced Amphibious Assault Vehicles
1993
77 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Management Practice , Transportation , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Marine corps , Amphibious operations , Amphibious vehicles , Auditing , Acquisition , Survivability , Assault , Estimates , Deficiencies , Y2k compliance , Amphibious assault vehicle , Aqi00-08-1904 , Year 2000 compliance , Aaa(Advanced amphibious assault) , Aav(Amphibious assault vehicle)
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