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The US Air Force is examining deficiencies in its current theater airlift capability and reviewing the need to establish requirements for the theater airlift system of the future. An important aspect in satisfying those future requirements is specifying the nature of the system’s inherent theater airlifter. Because the characteristics of a theater airlifter are too numerous to examine with rigor in all their possible and reasonable combinations, this paper proposes the use of designed simulation experiments, which screen groups of variables, to determine how airlifter characteristics influence the efficacy of the theater airlift system.

Impact of theater airlifter characteristics on future theater airlift system productivity