Investigation of the Potential for Increased Use of Civilian Manning in Fleet Support Ships. Volume III. Appendices
This study was undertaken at the request of the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations (Logistics) to examine the cost, manpower and operational aspects of the increased use of civilian manning aboard the U.S. Navy's fleet support ship forces. The evaluation and comparison of the two manning alternat...
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See also Volume 1, ADA058148. |
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