Abstract Early detection of problem conditions such as defects and cracks can be very difficult without damaging the actual material or requiring disassembly. The areas being inspected can be quite large and the inspection can be very time consuming. What technicians need is technology that is sensitive to a full range of possible defects and …
Abstract Modern weapon systems and their associated test equipment are becoming increasingly reliant on software developed specifically for those platforms. The repair, adaptive modifications or upgrades, and change events (including integration and testing) made to operational software resident in a weapon system, or in support equipment, can have major impacts on equipment readiness and sustainment …
Agenda 1300-1309: Welcome – Greg Kilchenstein (OSD-MR) Presentation 1309-1310: Administrative Notes – Ray Langlais (LMI) 1310-1335: Naval Enterprise Sustainment Technology Team (NESTT) – Joe Sparks (COMFRC) / Steve McKee (NAVSEA) 1335-1355: USAF Rapid Sustainment Office (RSO) Overview and Status – George Sarmiento (AFMC) Presentation 1355-1415: Technology Transition Lessons Learned – Vic Champagne (ARL) Presentation 1415-1435: …
Agenda 1300-1309: Welcome and Overview – Greg Kilchenstein (OSD-MR) Presentation 1309-1310: Administrative Notes – Debbie Lilu (NCMS) 1310-1330: NAVSEA: Expeditionary Maintenance in Theater and Sustainment Technology (CAPT Eric Morgan / Stephen Black) Presentation 1330-1350: Naval Expeditionary Sustainment and Repair (NESAR) Technologies – Janice Bryant (NAVSEA) 1350-1410: USMC Forward Deployed Additive Manufacturing – MSgt Doug McCue …
Abstract Accurate data is the cornerstone of maintenance. Whether it is in the form of the technical data necessary to execute inspection and repair, or it is collected by maintainers during inspection and repair processes, data is the focal point by which the maintenance enterprise navigates. Rapid access to multi-media tech data enables maintainers to …