Army Acquisition Longbow Hellfire Missile Procurement Quantities Significantly Overstated
Army Acquisition Longbow Hellfire Missile Procurement Quantities Significantly Overstated
In response to Congressional concerns about the increasing cost of weapon systems entering full-rate production, we initiated a review of the Longbow Hellfire missile to assess its acquisition strategy and associated costs. Specifically, our objectives were to determine if (1) the Army had adequately justified the requirement and quantities of the missile and (2) the missile had successfully demonstrated its requirements during initial operational testing and evaluation (IOTE). We conducted this review under our basic legislative responsibilities and are addressing this report to you because the matters discussed in it fall within your committees' jurisdiction.
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Army Acquisition Longbow Hellfire Missile Procurement Quantities Significantly Overstated
1997
13 pages
Report
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English
Missile Technology , Logistics Military Facilities & Supplies , Air to surface missiles , Test and evaluation , Guided missiles , Strategy , Acquisition , Weapon systems , Quantity , Operational effectiveness , Costs , Helicopters , Procurement , Army procurement , Longbow missiles , Hellfire missiles , Ah-64d aircraft
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