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GAO-01-495R 1 (2001-03-16)

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United States General Accounting Office
Washington, DC 20548

          B-286562


          March 16, 2001

          The Honorable Curt Weldon
          Chairman, Subcommittee on Readiness
          Committee on Armed Services
          House of Representatives

          Subject: Military Readiness: Updated Readiness Status of U. S. Air Transport
          Capability

          Dear Mr. Chairman:

          This letter conveys updated information on the readiness status of U.S. airlift and
          aerial refueling aircraft similar to that provided in our June 2000 report entitled
          Military Readiness: Air Transport Capability Falls Short of Requirements. Your office
          asked us to provide this data because of your ongoing concern that U.S. mobility
          capabilities may be inadequate to quickly transport the military forces and supplies
          necessary to execute the National Military Strategy of fighting and winning two
          nearly simultaneous major theater wars. Specifically, we are providing the following:

                charts showing fiscal years 1997-2000 mission capable data for C-5s, C-141s, C-
                17s, KC-10s and KC-135s compared to the U.S. Air Force Air Mobility
                Command's standards,

                tables showing the fiscal year 2000 average mission capable rates, the resulting
                shortfalls in airlift and aerial refueling capability at the onset of war based on
                the aircraft performing at these rates, and Office of the Secretary of Defense
                information relating to wartime surge capability, and

                charts showing the C-5, KC-10 and KC-135 not mission capable for supply and
                cannibalization rates for fiscal years 1997-2000.


GAO-01-495R Military Readiness

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