Navy Armament Decentralization - A Future Problem Area.
Abstract
The study addresses the decentralization of the Armament area of the Naval Air Systems Command (NASC), due to the efforts of past and anticipated personnel budget reductions. The study is based on numerous interviews within the command and utilizes the findings and recommendations of two studies at NASC, the Clancey-Merriman Study and an in-house decentralization study conducted by the Assistant Commander for Material Acquisition. Results of the study indicate that if fiscal and personnel reductions are to continue as currently anticipated, a detailed assessment should be made of the existing policies, procedures, and problem areas which are presently affecting the management and control of the area, and a small project/coordination office should be considered as the future organizational design goal for the area.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 01, 1974
- Accession Number
- ADA028593
Entities
People
- Reginald P. Hayden
Organizations
- Defense Systems Management College