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Appendix A: Terms of Reference
Pages 63-64

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... In addition to specifically addressing and making recommendations to the four questions above, the committee should consider the following; • Ensuring a development planning process must be strategic, driven by topdown SECAF/CSAF or corporate Air Force strategic plans and objectives. • Ensuring a development planning process must be cross-domain and must consider joint capabilities.
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... . • How development planning activities and processes should or could fit within Air Force capability planning processes, including Air Force Strategic Plan ning System and Core Function Master Plans.
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Key Terms

  • planning activities
  • capability planning
  • force strategic
  • strategic plans
  • recent air

  • hardware prototyping
  • help concepts
  • force capability
  • major command
  • help improve

  • duct development
  • technology investment
  • appropriate air
  • potential development
  • future budgetary

  • acquisition decisions
  • acquisition personnel
  • force development
  • command capability
  • development plans

  • corporate strategic
  • train acquisition
  • joint capabilities
  • capability roadmaps
  • acquisition lifecycle

  • planning processes
  • engineering analysis
  • budgetary constraints
  • force studies
  • organizations responsible


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