Downloaded from https://www.everyspec.com Contents—Continued Mobility—strategic and tactical • 4–33, page 63 Transportability • 4–34, page 63 Transportability report and engineering analysis • 4–35, page 63 Unit/AVUM level • 5–4, page 71 DS and GS (AVIM) levels • 5–5, page 71 Depot level • 5–6, page 71 Section XI Facilities, page 63 Base operations and services support • 4–36, page 63 Logistical • 4–37, page 64 Training • 4–38, page 65 Planning documentation—support facility annex • 4–39, page 65 Section III Manpower and Personnel, page 71 Operator/Crew • 5–7, page 71 Maintenance • 5–8, page 71 Supply • 5–9, page 71 Transportation—vehicle operators • 5–10, page 71 Section XII Standardization and Interoperability, page 65 Command, Control and Communications (CCC) • 4–40, page 65 Battlefield surveillance and target designation and acquisition systems • 4–41, page 65 Ammunition • 4–42, page 65 POL • 4–43, page 65 Components and repair parts • 4–44, page 65 Aircraft servicing • 4–45, page 65 Section IV Supply Support, page 72 General • 5–11, page 72 Retail • 5–12, page 72 Wholesale • 5–13, page 72 Packaging, handling, and storage • 5–14, page 73 Section V Support Equipment and TMDE, page 73 General • 5–15, page 73 Supply • 5–16, page 73 Maintenance • 5–17, page 73 Ancillary operational equipment • 5–18, page 74 Section XIII Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability, page 65 General • 4–46, page 65 Reliability • 4–47, page 66 Availability and system readiness objective • 4–48, page 66 Maintainability • 4–49, page 66 Section VI Training and Training Devices, page 74 Institutional training • 5–19, page 74 Unit training • 5–20, page 74 NET • 5–21, page 75 Planning documentation—NETP • 5–22, page 75 Section XIV Support Management and Analysis, page 67 Support management • 4–50, page 67 Support analysis • 4–51, page 68 Section XV Cost Analysis and Funding, page 68 Logistics–related R&D • 4–52, page 68 Logistics–related investment • 4–53, page 68 Logistics–related operation and support • 4–54, page 69 Cost analysis documentation • 4–55, page 69 Section VII Technical Data, page 75 Equipment manuals • 5–23, page 75 Authorization documents • 5–24, page 76 Section VIII Computer Resources Support, page 76 System or end item operation • 5–25, page 76 System or end item maintenance • 5–26, page 76 PDSS • 5–27, page 76 Section XVI Materiel Fielding Planning, page 69 Developer • 4–56, page 69 Gaining commands—MSP • 4–57, page 69 Section IX Transportation and Transportability, page 76 Transportability • 5–28, page 76 MTMC approval • 5–29, page 76 Section XVII Environmental Planning, page 70 Safety • 4–58, page 70 Operation and support • 4–59, page 70 Hazardous materials • 4–60, page 70 Environmental Documentation and Materiel Fielding • 4–61, page 70 Packaging, handling, and storage • 4–62, page 70 Demil, EOD, and disposal • 4–63, page 70 Other • 4–64, page 70 Section X Facilities, page 76 Base operations and services support • 5–30, page 76 Logistical • 5–31, page 76 Training • 5–32, page 77 Section XI Standardization and Interoperability, page 77 General • 5–33, page 77 Command, Control, and Communication (CCC) • 5–34, page 77 Battlefield surveillance and target designation and acquisition systems • 5–35, page 77 Ammunition • 5–36, page 77 POL • 5–37, page 77 Components and repair parts • 5–38, page 77 Aircraft servicing • 5–39, page 77 Chapter 5 First Unit Equipped Issues/Criteria, page 70 Section I Design Influence, page 70 Safety and health hazard assessment • 5–1, page 70 Other design parameters • 5–2, page 70 Section II Maintenance Planning, page 71 General • 5–3, page 71 Section XII Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability, page 77 General • 5–40, page 77 Reliability • 5–41, page 77 iv DA PAM 700–28 • 15 April 1994