Mobilization Studies List: 1978-1988. Volume 1. Main Document
Abstract
The mobilization studies list: 1978-1988 (MOB studies list) is DOD- wide and includes a wide range of study topics and functional areas. Mobilization planning is a comprehensive and far-ranging task involving not only DOD, but nearly every federal agency. Hundreds of offices are involved. there are many opportunities for duplication of effort and uncoordinated policies and actions. Coordination and information exchange are essential to conserving defense dollars and to ensuring a functional national defense system in time of need. Department of the Army (DA) decision makers recognize that a defense system in time of need. Department of the Army (DA) decision makers recognize that a problem exists in coordination of army mobilization planning, to include supporting study efforts. The purpose of this list is to acquaint the mobilization planner with the volume, span, and nature of mobilization-related studies that have been accomplished in recent years. We hope to thereby make pertinent information available and to avoid duplicative study efforts. Another purpose is to familiarize mobilization planners with several of the main data repositories which support the federal government and department of defense (DOD) planning community. Keywords: Industrial preparedness, Military forces, Force readiness, Data repositories mobilization, Studies, Industrial mobilization.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 14, 1989
- Accession Number
- ADA208703
Entities
People
- D. Spigelmeyer
- J. Davis
- William E. Florence