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The Aeronautical Systems Center (ASC) is an inactivated Air Force product center that designed, developed and delivered weapon systems and capabilities for U.S. Air Force, other U.S. military, allied and coalition-partner warfighters. ASC managed 420 Air Force, joint and international aircraft acquisition programs and related projects; executed an annual budget of $19 billion and employed a workforce of more than 11,000 people located at Wright-Patterson Air Force base and 38 other locations worldwide. ASC's portfolio included capabilities in fighter/attack, long-range strike, reconnaissance, mobility, agile combat support, special operations forces, training, unmanned aircraft systems, human systems integration and installation support. ASC was deactivated during a July 20, 2012 ceremony
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| dbo:abstract | The Aeronautical Systems Center (ASC) is an inactivated Air Force product center that designed, developed and delivered weapon systems and capabilities for U.S. Air Force, other U.S. military, allied and coalition-partner warfighters. ASC managed 420 Air Force, joint and international aircraft acquisition programs and related projects; executed an annual budget of 19billionandemployedaworkforceofmorethan11,000peoplelocatedatWright−PattersonAirForcebaseand38otherlocationsworldwide.ASC′sportfolioincludedcapabilitiesinfighter/attack,long−rangestrike,reconnaissance,mobility,agilecombatsupport,specialoperationsforces,training,unmannedaircraftsystems,humansystemsintegrationandinstallationsupport.ASCwasdeactivatedduringaJuly20,2012ceremonyheldatWright−PattersonAirForceBase,Ohio.(en)LoAeronauticalSystemsCenter(ASC)eˋuncentroprodottidisattivatodell′aeronauticamilitareUSAcheprogettava,sviluppavaerendevadisponibilisistemid′armaperlasuperioritaˋaerospazialeealtrimezziperlaU.S.AirForce,altreorganizzazionimilitaristatunitensi,combattentialleatiepartnerdicoalizioni,asupportodelleprioritaˋdieccellenzadell′AirForce.LoASCgestıˋ420programmidiacquisizionediaereidell′AirForce,ancheinsinergiaconaltreorganizzazioni,nazionaliedinternazionali,conrelativiprogetti;utilizzavaunbudgetannuoda19miliardidi19 billion and employed a workforce of more than 11,000 people located at Wright-Patterson Air Force base and 38 other locations worldwide. ASC's portfolio included capabilities in fighter/attack, long-range strike, reconnaissance, mobility, agile combat support, special operations forces, training, unmanned aircraft systems, human systems integration and installation support. ASC was deactivated during a July 20, 2012 ceremony held at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. (en) Lo Aeronautical Systems Center (ASC) è un centro prodotti disattivato dell'aeronautica militare USA che progettava, sviluppava e rendeva disponibili sistemi d'arma per la superiorità aerospaziale e altri mezzi per la U.S. Air Force, altre organizzazioni militari statunitensi, combattenti alleati e partner di coalizioni, a supporto delle priorità di eccellenza dell'Air Force.Lo ASC gestì 420 programmi di acquisizione di aerei dell'Air Force, anche in sinergia con altre organizzazioni, nazionali ed internazionali, con relativi progetti; utilizzava un budget annuo da 19 miliardi di 19billionandemployedaworkforceofmorethan11,000peoplelocatedatWright−PattersonAirForcebaseand38otherlocationsworldwide.ASC′sportfolioincludedcapabilitiesinfighter/attack,long−rangestrike,reconnaissance,mobility,agilecombatsupport,specialoperationsforces,training,unmannedaircraftsystems,humansystemsintegrationandinstallationsupport.ASCwasdeactivatedduringaJuly20,2012ceremonyheldatWright−PattersonAirForceBase,Ohio.(en)LoAeronauticalSystemsCenter(ASC)eˋuncentroprodottidisattivatodell′aeronauticamilitareUSAcheprogettava,sviluppavaerendevadisponibilisistemid′armaperlasuperioritaˋaerospazialeealtrimezziperlaU.S.AirForce,altreorganizzazionimilitaristatunitensi,combattentialleatiepartnerdicoalizioni,asupportodelleprioritaˋdieccellenzadell′AirForce.LoASCgestıˋ420programmidiacquisizionediaereidell′AirForce,ancheinsinergiaconaltreorganizzazioni,nazionaliedinternazionali,conrelativiprogetti;utilizzavaunbudgetannuoda19miliardidi, ed impiegava una forza lavoro di oltre 11 000 persone presso la Wright-Patterson Air Force Base ed in altre 38 sedi sparse in tutto il mondo. Il centro era organizzato in stormi, gruppi, e squadroni concepiti per favorire la cooperazione nel processo acquisitivo e la rapida implementazione di efficaci risorse belliche.Lo ASC nel tempo rese disponibili mezzi da caccia/attacco al suolo, offensiva a lungo raggio, mobilità, supporto ravvicinato agile, supporto alle forze speciali, addestratori, sistemi senza pilota, sistemi di integrazione uomo-macchina e supporto all'installazione. Lo ASC fu disattivato nel corso di una cerimonia svoltasi il 20 luglio 2012 nella base di Wright-Patterson (Ohio). (it) |
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| rdfs:comment | The Aeronautical Systems Center (ASC) is an inactivated Air Force product center that designed, developed and delivered weapon systems and capabilities for U.S. Air Force, other U.S. military, allied and coalition-partner warfighters. ASC managed 420 Air Force, joint and international aircraft acquisition programs and related projects; executed an annual budget of 19billionandemployedaworkforceofmorethan11,000peoplelocatedatWright−PattersonAirForcebaseand38otherlocationsworldwide.ASC′sportfolioincludedcapabilitiesinfighter/attack,long−rangestrike,reconnaissance,mobility,agilecombatsupport,specialoperationsforces,training,unmannedaircraftsystems,humansystemsintegrationandinstallationsupport.ASCwasdeactivatedduringaJuly20,2012ceremony(en)LoAeronauticalSystemsCenter(ASC)eˋuncentroprodottidisattivatodell′aeronauticamilitareUSAcheprogettava,sviluppavaerendevadisponibilisistemid′armaperlasuperioritaˋaerospazialeealtrimezziperlaU.S.AirForce,altreorganizzazionimilitaristatunitensi,combattentialleatiepartnerdicoalizioni,asupportodelleprioritaˋdieccellenzadell′AirForce.LoASCgestıˋ420programmidiacquisizionediaereidell′AirForce,ancheinsinergiaconaltreorganizzazioni,nazionaliedinternazionali,conrelativiprogetti;utilizzavaunbudgetannuoda19miliardidi19 billion and employed a workforce of more than 11,000 people located at Wright-Patterson Air Force base and 38 other locations worldwide. ASC's portfolio included capabilities in fighter/attack, long-range strike, reconnaissance, mobility, agile combat support, special operations forces, training, unmanned aircraft systems, human systems integration and installation support. ASC was deactivated during a July 20, 2012 ceremony (en) Lo Aeronautical Systems Center (ASC) è un centro prodotti disattivato dell'aeronautica militare USA che progettava, sviluppava e rendeva disponibili sistemi d'arma per la superiorità aerospaziale e altri mezzi per la U.S. Air Force, altre organizzazioni militari statunitensi, combattenti alleati e partner di coalizioni, a supporto delle priorità di eccellenza dell'Air Force.Lo ASC gestì 420 programmi di acquisizione di aerei dell'Air Force, anche in sinergia con altre organizzazioni, nazionali ed internazionali, con relativi progetti; utilizzava un budget annuo da 19 miliardi di 19billionandemployedaworkforceofmorethan11,000peoplelocatedatWright−PattersonAirForcebaseand38otherlocationsworldwide.ASC′sportfolioincludedcapabilitiesinfighter/attack,long−rangestrike,reconnaissance,mobility,agilecombatsupport,specialoperationsforces,training,unmannedaircraftsystems,humansystemsintegrationandinstallationsupport.ASCwasdeactivatedduringaJuly20,2012ceremony(en)LoAeronauticalSystemsCenter(ASC)eˋuncentroprodottidisattivatodell′aeronauticamilitareUSAcheprogettava,sviluppavaerendevadisponibilisistemid′armaperlasuperioritaˋaerospazialeealtrimezziperlaU.S.AirForce,altreorganizzazionimilitaristatunitensi,combattentialleatiepartnerdicoalizioni,asupportodelleprioritaˋdieccellenzadell′AirForce.LoASCgestıˋ420programmidiacquisizionediaereidell′AirForce,ancheinsinergiaconaltreorganizzazioni,nazionaliedinternazionali,conrelativiprogetti;utilizzavaunbudgetannuoda19miliardidi, ed impiegava una forza lavoro di oltre 11 000 persone presso la Wright-Patterson Air Force Base ed in altre 38 sedi sparse in tutto il mondo. Il centro era organizzato in stormi, gruppi, e squadroni concepiti pe (it) |
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