The phrase "aircraft logistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the management, maintenance, and supply chain processes associated with aircraft.
Example: "The company specializes in aircraft logistics, ensuring timely delivery of parts and efficient maintenance schedules."
Alternatives: "aviation logistics" or "airplane supply chain management".
He says that Nato "stands firm in its assessment that Russian forces in the vicinity of the border with Ukraine number in the range of 35,000 to 40,000 troops and are equipped with infantry fighting vehicles, tanks, combat aircraft, logistics, and artillery".
That involves not only training the forces and supporting them with aircraft and logistics but also working with them on operations.
The proposal was based on Marine Corps concepts in which an integrated "air-ground task force" of Marine infantry, attack aircraft and logistics could carry out the Afghanistan mission, and build on counterinsurgency lessons learned by marines in Anbar.
The U.S. Air Force is using a Plumtree portal to help plan military command and manage aircraft maintenance logistics around the world, including in Afghanistan.
The US Navy has long kept half of its warships, aircraft, and logistics vessels in the Pacific.
Mr Carter said the US's commitment in Europe would stop short of ground troops but could include intelligence, surveillance, special operations forces, logistics, aircraft and weapons.
The C-2 can only land on carriers, requiring further distribution to smaller vessels via helicopters; the Osprey is already certified for operating upon amphibious ships, aircraft carriers, and logistics ships; certification on hospital and small combatant ships has not yet been achieved.
Subsequently, the shares of Lockheed Martin, the highest climber among the defence stocks, rose by almost 80%.Sending an army halfway round the world to fight a modern war is expensive, requiring everything from transport ships and aircraft to IT and logistics specialists to support an increasingly digital war.
General Philip Breedlove, Nato's top commander in Europe, said all the elements were in place for a rapid advance, including armour, mechanised units, helicopters, fixed-wing aircraft and all the logistics needed to back them up.
So, last year, L-3 bid to act as subcontractor when Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman won an $11 billion joint contract to modernize the Coast Guard's ship, aircraft, command and control and logistics system, known as Deepwater, over 20 years.
In January, Davis wrote home, expressing frustration at the slow logistics of replacement aircraft parts, claiming this was slowing down missions.
