Maintenance Engineering Support of U.S. Army Aircraft in Southwest-Asia
F-0075-2019-14661
5/13/2019
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U.S. involvement in the conflict in Southwest Asia has required prolonged deployment and field-level maintenance of hundreds of mission-critical Army aircraft. Theater settings present unique challenges for the U.S. Army and its aircraft maintainers, crews, and pilots alike. The U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation and Missile Center deploys Liaison Engineers (LEs) to Southwest Asia in order to maintain airworthiness by delivering hands-on technical and logistical support to theater air crews and maintenance entities. This paper, with input from several previously deployed LEs, offers a look into the duties, responsibilities, and challenges of the LE in Southwest Asia.
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- Citation
- Mason-Leister, A., Steiner, B., Brychta, R., and Schroeder, N., "Maintenance Engineering Support of U.S. Army Aircraft in Southwest-Asia," Vertical Flight Society 75th Annual Forum and Technology Display, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 13, 2019, .