The U. S. Army has accepted risk in facility sustainment to maintain warfighting readiness, which can result in higher life-cycle costs because it increases the likelihood that facility components break earlier. To identify strategies and make recommendations for improving the allocation and execution of Army installation facility sustainment funding, the authors study practices in the Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, and public and private sectors. | Improving The Allocation And Execution Of Army Facility Sustainment Funding by Ellen M. Pint, Paperback | Indigo Chapters