Battle damage assessments are the key component of an effective battle damage repair program. Under the current US Air Force aircraft battle damage repair program, assessment of aircraft battle damage can be conducted by both specially-trained enlisted military maintenance technicians and military or civilian engineers. Battle damage assessments are conducted and documented following specific procedures outlined in USAF aircraft battle damage repair technical guidance and filed with owning maintenance units, aircraft system program managers, and the Survivability/Vulnerability Information Analysis Center. Specific ABDR technical guidance for each aircraft provides damage tolerance data for the purpose of assessment and repair. A basic set of tools and technical documents is necessary for the assessment process. Assessment can be enhanced by use of additional, optional tools/equipment and consultation with trained engineers and non-destructive inspection technicians.
Current Procedures for Assessment of Battle-Damage Repair of Fixed-Wing Aircraft
2010
36 pages
Report
No indication
English
Aircraft , Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Damage assessment , Fixed wing aircraft , Military aircraft , Military occupational specialties , Noncommissioned officers , Nato furnished , Foreign reports , Abdar(Aircraft battle damage assessment and repair) , Mission needs , Expeditionary maintenance units
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