Mission-orientated Approach to Defense Planning.

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Printed in Great Britain. "At its most fundamental level, the problem of planning the acquisition of military forces in peacetime is a conflict between ends and means under the influence of con- straints. The ends to be achieved are the ability to discharge a military mission... In broad terms, the military planning problem is usually to evaluate whether equipment A or equipment B will contribute more to the ability to accomplish a stated overall mission."

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