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This single distinction explains more about DoW behavior than almost anything else. Train and equip versus operational command.
This single distinction explains more about DoW behavior than almost anything else. Train and equip versus operational command. Almost nobody explains it to new GovCon staff. In the summer of 1992, I was part of a research team studying mapping products used in flight planning and operations. The work took us out of the laboratory and into operational units across the country. Units flying F-15s. B-1s. B-2s. B-52s. F-16s. F-117s. I was a Human Factors researcher. I'd spent the previous year at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base focused on how design teams collaborate. That work felt relevant…
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