Two basic types of information were obtained for this study: Air Force accident/incident data for target drones, from the data bank at Norton Air Force Base; and operational/maintenance records of two Navy activities. The Air Force data were used, in the absence of equivalent Navy data, to generate estimates of the cost effectiveness of aerial-target accident/incident investigations. The Navy data were used to establish the conditions under which the Air Force data are directly applicable; to provide loss rates as inputs to the cost calculations; and to aid in determining if information to support accident/incident investigations is presently available in the Navy.
Engineering Support to NMC in Development of Management Systems for Aerial Targets. Volume II. Cost Effectiveness of Aerial Target Accident/Incident Investigations
1974
20 pages
Report
No indication
English
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