LOG 1000 - Mod 2 - KRQ

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LOG 1000 – Module 2 – Life Cycle Logistics Fundamentals Knowledge Review Questions Devon is identifying what type of information she can find in each of the following documents. Document Description Capabilities-Based Assessment (CBA) Identifies capability shortfalls and possible mitigations Capability Development Document (CDD) Outlines an affordable increment of useful, supportable, and technically mature capability Initial Capabilities Document (ICD) Documents the requirement for a materiel or non-materiel approach to satisfy capability gaps Analysis of Alternatives (AoA) Evaluates alternative support concepts in terms of cost, suitability, and performance Devon is working on a series of tasks. Answer these two questions to check your understanding. Question 1: Devon is referring to the documentation already developed for the 2mm gatling gun. As she reviews the Capabilities-Based Assessment, what information should she expect to find? (Select all that apply.)  Capability gaps and redundancies  Operational risk associated with gaps  Potential non-materiel solutions  Key Performance Parameters Question 2: Devon has found a document that is mislabeled. It contains the following information. Concept of operations summary System maintenance concept The requirement for specific capability gaps as defined in the Capabilities-Based Assessment. Which document has she found? (Select the correct answer).  Initial Capabilities Document  Operational Mission Statement/Mission Profile (OMS/MP)  Analysis of Alternatives Given the formula to the right, select the values that would satisfy a threshold value of 85% Operational Availability. You may use a calculator. Select all that apply. A o = MTBF MTBF + MTTR + MLDT MTBF = Mean Time Between Failures MTTR = Mean Time to Repair MLDT = Mean Logistics Delay Time  MTBF, 1,000: MTTR, 30; MLDT, 50  MTBF, 1,300; MTTR, 300; MLDT, 50

 MTBF, 1,600; MTTR, 70; MLDT, 30  MTBF, 2,300; MTTR, 300; MLDT, 200 As Devon is working on the 25mm gatling gun installation on the helicopter, what are actions she could take to achieve requirements? Requirement Action Mission Reliability Influence the system design through advising the System Engineer Cost per Unit Usage Reduce the expenditures related to supply support Logistics Footprint Store spare inventory at the repair facility rather than with deployed troops Customer Wait Time Move the repair facility to a location closer to deployed troops Logistics Response Time Ensure that sufficient numbers of trained personnel are in place at repair facilities Indicate what Devon would expect to find in the maintenance concept about the gatling gun. Select all that apply.  Anticipated repair levels, repair policies, and organizational responsibilities  Potential availability of resources, use of contractors, and statutory maintenance guidance  Implementation plan, detailed support concept, and list of significant consumable items  Supply maintenance and recoverability requirements/sources What are boundaries and constraints that Devon needs to consider as she works on her project? Maintenance Plan Boundary/Constraint Definition ESOH Implementation of standards that mitigate accidental death, injury, and environmental or property damage Financial Meeting capability and maintenance benchmarks while remaining within budgetary restrictions Statutory Laws and regulations that direct weapon system support development HSI Relationship between humans and their environment Technology Practical application of knowledge especially in a particular area Devon needs to figure out which analysis provides what information. Term Definition MTA Analysis of who will perform maintenance, how it should be performed, and support resources required LORA Determination of where maintenance will take place and when is it better to discard or repair

DSOR Determination of who will perform required depot maintenance CBM+ Assessment of weapon system conditions obtained from embedded sensors and/or external tests and measurements FMECA Identifies the ways a system mail fail, the causes, and the effect that failure will have RCM Defines what must be done to achieve safety, readiness, and environmental soundness at best cost Devon needs to identify what repairs will take place on-equipment and off-equipment. On-equipment Off-equipment Clearing a fun jam Conducting inspections requiring specialized skills and support equipment Performing scheduled maintenance on an ammo feed chute Performing gun motor disassembly and repair Replacing a worn aircraft mounting bolt Modifying gun drive system As Devon works on the integration of the 25 mm gatling gun into the helicopter she needs to make sure that she understands what information will be in the plan and concepts documents. Maintenance Concept Maintenance Plan Support Concept High-level document Establishes level of repair Sets requirements of Integrated Product Support elements Establishes requirements Provides schedule of routine maintenance Aligns resources to the maintenance concept Documents program-level goals Includes multiple sections for different increments Includes multiple versions for different levels of maintenance What types of information might Devon expect to document in the Product Support Agreement? Select all that apply.  Metrics, incentives, and penalties  Alternatives for product support  Expedited maintenance procedures  Materiel flow solutions What are the purposes of the Product Support Boundaries that Devon should keep in mind? Select all that apply.  Product Support Boundaries identify the specific level of support required by the Warfighter  Product Support Boundaries are drafted by the Warfighter and Program Managers during the maintenance plan process

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 Product Support Boundaries are designed to ensure individual weapon system support strategies fit within the Department of Defense overall support structure for joint force and coalition operations  Product Support Boundaries delineate the construct for sustainment in a single document to ensure a consistent support structure for the Warfighter In dynamic product and process development, Devon should take the following actions: Select all that apply.  Be aware of technology cycles that affect system capability  Balance investments for future support  Accommodate evolving user requirements in planning support  Maintain all deadlines and initial project specifications Which is the correct definition of Trade Space that Devon should use? Select the correct answer.  Trade space is the degree to which the Warfighter and PM negotiate the responsibilities of maintenance and supportability  Trade space is the physical meeting space where Product Support Arrangements are negotiated  Trade space is the virtual space where relative reliability and availability benchmarks are negotiated  Trade space is the degree of flexibility in balancing cost, schedule, performance, and supportability requirements to meet Warfighter capabilities with affordable and supportable system designs

LOG 1000 - Mod 2 - KRQ

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