Cost estimate of operation IMPACT in Iraq / : Estimations des coûts de l'opération IMPACT en Iraq

For example, by ensuring that as the composition and characteristics of personnel allocated yearly flying hours can absorb the deployed, the amount of ammunition used, the flying additional hours flown in the operation, CAF could hours of the various air assets being used, and the in- effectively eliminate the incremental cost of Aircraft theatre arrangements for providing food and Operations. [...] These same reports indicate that Royal and characteristics of personnel, the amount of Canadian Air Force (RCAF) aircraft had conducted a ammunition used, the flying hours of the various air total of 79 airstrikes over this period and the assets being used, and the in-theatre arrangements. [...] Clarification as to the specific date the mission ends was requested from DND in Order Paper question rates of this operation could change depending on 803 question “(c) is this mission scheduled to end six months from October 7, 2014, the date the motion to initiate it was adopted by the the needs of the Combined Air Operation Centre. [...] In combination, the return flights, 2.4.3 In-theatre supply flights initial flights to Kuwait and the airlift of supplies to DND has provided some information on the resupply the Iraqis in August and September produced a flights by the C-17 Globemaster and C-130J Hercules cumulative number of flight hours as shown in Table while in theatre. [...] The degree to which the actual cost of the munitions reflects the cost converted from This further assumes that there is no need for aircraft the United States Department of Defense to return to Canada for scheduled maintenance.