Proceedings of the. Naval Sea Systems Command and Naval Supply Systems Command International Logistics Symposium

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1 Proceedings of the 1994 Naval Sea Systems Command and Naval Supply Systems Command International Logistics Symposium Logistics: Key to Interoperability and Cooperation with Allied Armed Services

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Section A - Symposium Program Al Section B - Speaker's Biographies Bl Section C - Symposium Committee Members and Biographies Comparative Management - Know Your Foreign Counterpart Rashid M.Mehdi 1 Cl 1A Incorporating CALS Applications into DoD Logistics Processes Rear Admiral Ernest A. Elliot,SC USN 9 ILS and CALS: Realizing the Benerits Through Operational Logistics Business Re-Engineering Larry Rutledge & C.P.Liang 15 Positioning for Leadership in Worldwide Logistical Support in the New Age of Multivariate Warfare Dr.Wilson F.Engel, IB Emerging Digital Technical Manual Formats and Management Issues Wayne Honea 33 IMPAX: A Standard for the Use of Interactive Electronic Technical Manuals Rene J. Pistenon & Dr. Marc R. D'Alleyrand 39 Utilization of Wearable Computer Technology for Maintenance and Logistics Applications C.Karen Altieri 51 2A CALS on the Deckplate! A Proven Method for Digital Logistics from Cradle to Grave Gordon Shaffer 57 Authoring Instructional Material (AIM) As A Digital Front-End to Interactive Electronic Technical Manual Development L. Robert Ogus & R. Marie Moyer 73 The Gas Turbine Systems Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM): Improving Maintenance and Streamlining the Training Pipeline Cdr. Clifford J. Alligood 79

3 Thinking Digital: How to Electronically Review Technical Information Gregg Gumaskas & Mike Suiter 97 Document Type Definitions: A Case for a Common Set of High Level Tags Michael Graser 105 Technology Demonstration for the Shipboard Training Enhancement Program (STEP) Matthew Hodgins 2B Platform Supportability Studies for FMS Customers Donald C. Williams. & Cdr. Michael Mielnik, USN (Ret.) 115 Initiation of Follow-on Technical Support for Ship Programs Brian Marquardt and Al Standish 127 How Recent Technological Advancements in the USN Readiness Based Engineering Process Can be Utilized to Significantly Improve the Support of the International Customer Vic Cini, Thomas Murphy, Nadeem Butler, Michael Ulsh & Kenneth Marsala. 135 Logistics Readiness, An Afterthought: A Historical Perspective William Jones, Jr. & Jefferey C. Hoffman 141 Shipboard FCIM System Joeseph B. Mueller 159 FMS Acquisition Services Team (FAST-Line Program) William Van Etten 169 3A RAN Logistics Challenges to Satisfy National Self-Reliance Objectives Whilst Preserving Allied Logistics Interoperability Capt. Michael F. Home, RAN 175 Logistics Support Plan for FMS Ship Transfer Paul Gregory & Capt. John Dachos USN (Ret) 187 Fleet Support Quality Management Board: An Opportunity for the Continuous Improvement of Logistics Capt. James McPheeters, USN 211 Effective Transition Management - Hot Key of the 90's Major Marty Burke, Canada 217 Ill

4 3B Electronic Training: Linking Education and Technology for Universal Applicability Cindy Conger 225 Embedded Training Devices Applied to CIC Tactical Team Training Dr. C. Berger, D. Hayn, D. Wainland & M. Wright 231 Interactive Multimedia Training: Meeting the Needs of Support Angelo S. Cici & Charles D. Butler 241 Streamlining the Training Curriculum and Technical Manual Development Process David Streett 249 4A Technical Assessment: An Integrated Approach to the Evaluation of Test Systems Bruce Galloway 255 Electronic Performance Support Systems Rodney M. Bond 271 Computer Aided Test Software Evaluation System Z. Figuerres, A. Hovakemian, & J.V. Fishell 275. Metrology Information and Document Automation System (MIDAS) Kevin A. Keith & Mark D. Ljungren 283 4B Confguration Standardization: Key to Interoperability Byron D. Keller 293 Low - Cost Configuration Management Using a Personal Computer with MICRO-ISEA David Honeywell 299 Alteration Installation Planning System Stephen W. Cheng 303 Repair of Repairables (ROR) Robert W. Faison 311

5 Additional Papers Use of the CASA Model for Life Cycle Cost Analysis of an Airborne Military Computer Arthur E. Minnick 315 The Enterprise Logistics Supportabflity Workstation Kenneth G. Blemel 323 Technical Screening Expert Systems Brenda Kish & Jane Lang 329 PC COSAL Model Dave Thompson 343 Video Conferencing as a Logistics Communication Medium Ronald J. Woods 347 Government Accelerated Provisioning (GAP)/ Interim Supply Support (ISS) Success Stories at The Navy Ships Parts Control Center Rufus Geesaman 353 The Naval Ordnance Center: A New Way of Providing Ordnance Logistics Donald S. Taylor 359 Hazard Function Driven Readiness Based Sparing for One-for-One Inventory Policy Dr. J. Knezevic 373 How FMS Operates within NAVSEA: A Customer Guide Roderick S. Speer 379 Appendix A - Description of ExhibitstExhibitors Statements contained in the papers herein are the private opinions and assertions of the authors and should not be construed as reflecting the views of the American Society of Naval Engineers or any other organization with which the authors are affiliated. The Society as a body is not responsible for statements made by individual members.

TABLE OF CONTENTS. Section C - Symposium Committee Members and Biographies Cl Customer Perspective RADM Omer Esenturk. 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS. Section C - Symposium Committee Members and Biographies Cl Customer Perspective RADM Omer Esenturk. 1 Proceedings of the 1995 Naval Sea Systems Command and Naval Supply Systems Command International Logistics Symposium Logistics Teaming for International Defense TABLE OF CONTENTS Section A - Symposium