U.S. combat air power

An edition of U.S. combat air power (1996)

U.S. combat air power

aging refueling aircraft are costly to maintain and operate : report to congressional committees

By United States. General Accounting Office

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Publish Date

1996

Publisher

The Office,The Office [distributor

Language

eng

Pages

53

Description:

subjects: Costs, Airtankers (Military science), Airplanes, United States, Air refueling, Maintenance and repair, United States. Dept. of Defense, Air interdiction, Appropriations and expenditures, Military Airplanes, Planning, Air defenses, United States. Department of Defense

Places: United States