博客來Several changes have occurred in the maintenance operating environment and in aircraft maintenance officer training and development activities since the last known academic review in 2002.1 Chief among them are the reorganization of the wing structure into the Combat Wing Organization; creation of the 21AX Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP), the Maintenance Officer Intermediate Course (MOIC), and the Advanced Maintenance and Munitions Officer’s School (AMMOS); as well as the introduction of the 21A/M Developmental Team (DT). In addition, several changes in the national security environment, including the DoD basing structure and the type of wars we fight, continue to shape the maintenance environment.
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