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AN EVALUATION OF AIM-7F MISSILE READINESS INITIATIVES

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MICHAEL R. NIKLAS

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DIRECTORATE MANAGEMENT SCIENCES, AFLw/XRS

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Table of Contents

Introduction and Purpose

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Background
Maintenance Policies

Missile Facility Simulator

Recommendations

MFS Program Documentation

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INTRODUCTION AND PURPOSE

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The AIM-7F sparrow-is an air intercept missile which is currently maintained in both US Air Force and Navy inventories.
This paper presents the results of a study of AIM-7F readiness
initiatives.

There are approximately 4g450 of these missiles

in Air Force inventqry.today, but no spare Guidance and Control

Sections (GaCs) were ever procured.

As a result, some missiles

are unserviceable while they await the return of serviceable

GiCs through the resupply pipelines.

HQ AFLC/LORIS came to HQ

AFLC/XRS in August 1981, and requested help in determining the

best quantities of spare G&Cs to be procured.
The second half of this working paper describes the computer
program Missile Facility Simulator (MFS), which can be used to
predict future states of the AIM-7F resupply system, and ask
some "what if..." questions while varying any of several parameters.
This allows one to see the impact today's actions will have
at & later point in time, and can be especially helpful in the
planning stages by indicating potential problem areas.

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BACKGROUND

The items on the missile which are subject to time related

failure and subsequently require repair are the Target Seeker (TS)
and the Flight Control (FC), which collectively are called a
Guidance and Control Section.

The USAF.missile inventory has

increased from 4,43Z in.1981 to 4,915 in early 1982 and will

decrease from that level to around 4,350 by the year 1986.

On

the average, there will be about 4,450 AIM-7Fs (Figure 1).

AIM-7F MISSILE INVENTORY (22 JULY 198-1)

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The above quantities are the net result of on-hand, due-in,
and due-out missiles,

Those which are due-out include scheduled

test firings, training, and Foreign Military Sales (FMS).

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each of these cases, the missiles are not replaced with AIM-7Fs
on a one-for-one basis; Rather, AIM-7Ms will be procured to replace
AIM-7Fs depleted through FMS.

Also, several AIM-7Fs will be

converted to AIM-7Ms by removal and replacement of the -7F G&C

with a -7M G&C.

This is because it has been decided that the

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AIN-7F G&C spares requirement will be satisfied with -7M G&Cs,

which enhance capability at a lower overall cost.

While this

study is not concerned 'ith the AIM-7M, which be funded by BP26,

initial spares, this increase in the number of AIM-7Ms will
need to be supported, and must be considered when determining
AIM-7M spares requirements.
The decision to.buy-.-.7M G&Cs mentioned above was made at the
AIM-7 Readiness Initiatives Meeting, July 1981, at Warner Robins
Air Logistics Center.

There it was also stated that the buyout

of spare G&Cs should not include safety stock since there is

no guideline (10%, 20%, 50%).

Only 80% funding of'the pipeline;

the expected number in repair, in transit, or awaiting repair or

transportation would be procured.

But even this low level was

decreased in December 1981, when it was discovered that rising

production costs and limited funds would reduce the funding
to roughly 40% of the pipeline.

It was at this time that the

main thrust of this study shifted--how to increase missile availability, given a dollar constraint, by possibly spending some
of the available funds to reduce the size of the pipeline, and
thus bring up more missiles.

This is discussed further in the

next section, Maintenance Policies.

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MAINTENANCE POLICIES

The present AIM-7Fimaintenance system (Figure 2) has a problem.

There are no individual shipping containers for Target Seekers
(TS) and Flight Controls (FCs) respectively.

This means that

if a FC is found to be failed, maintenafice must wait for a mate

to fail (a TS in thiserase) before shipping the pair to the depot
for repair.

The empty space cannot be filled with foam in this

particular situation because of physical constraints and sensitivity of the equipment, but there is an alternative.
able mate can be sent along for the ride (44 days

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bring down another missile or reduce the ready rate and expected
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availability.

A further complication is that the TS fails about

twice as often as the FC.

Now it may have been the extremely

low rates of .0043 and .0021 G&C removals per quarter that prompted
the designers of this system to not be concerned about the dual
containers and lack of spares, but as a simulation program written
for this study points out, there is reason for concern.

AIM-7F CURRENT MAINTENANCE SYSTEM

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Another problem with the present containers is that they
inhibit lateral resupply of TSs and FCs between missile locations.
Lateral resupply isn't practical with the dual containers since

operational spare sections would be made unavailable and possibly

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Lateral resupply would be most helpful

in the event of war, since long repair cycles could otherwise

make many missiles useless throughout the first 141 days of war,
well beyond the surge.

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MISSILE FACILITY SIMULATOR PROGRAM

The Missile Facility Simulator (MFS) is a computer program

which simulates the AIM-7F resupply system.

The effect of changes

to the maintenance policy, spares stock levels, missile inventory

levels, pipeline times, etc., can be seen in missile availability
measures.

Potential. prbjkem areas such as constraints on trans-

portation can also be seen in the output.

The program is written in GPSS (General Purpose Simulator
System), an event oriented simulation language.

It also contains

some FORTRAN subroutines which format and summarize data before

tables are printed.
The resupply system was modeled as explicitly as possible
given the available data.

The total number of missiles was input

as data, and since actual missile inventory levels at specific

locations are classified (and therefore could not be run on the
CREATE computer at Wright-Patterson AFB).

The total number of

missiles, spare G&Cs, and individual item containers are distributed among the number of operating loctions.

By selecting a

somewhat vide range of levels, from location-to-location, one

gets a good idea oflow the system behaves as a whole, and also
how the different levels affect backorders at individual locations.
This last point is mentioned because the more missiles there
are at a facility, the greater the likelihood of simultaneous
failure of a Target Seeker and a Flight Control, and consequently
a dual container can be used for shipping to depot repair without
a "waiting-mate" delay.

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function, and repair times are assumed to be uniform around the
mean.
The quantities of missiles, Target Seekers, Flight Controls,
and individual containers are entered into the program by mean:
of FUNCTION statements.

A description can be found at the right

of each FUNCTION stategent which tells what the records directly

below the statement refer to.
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1015,10/6,20/7,20/8,20/9,20/10,20/11,30/12,30/13,30/14,30/15,30/
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6-10 have 20, and 11-15 have 30.

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located at the end of the program.

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RECOMMENDATIONS

As mentioned in thi introduction, by the time this study

was nearly completed, the available funding dropped to such a
level that only 50 Guidance and Control sections could be afforded.
Note also that for the cost of one of these G&Csj--enough TS and
FC individual containers.-could be procured to reduce the "waiting
mate" time to essentially zero.
The following options are presented with their impact on
missile availability so that you can see the benefit of having
separate containers for individual TSs, FCs.

Alsd included are

assessments of a pipeline buy (90 spares) and the current state

of the system (0 spares).

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It is clear that it's better to spend the last $161,000 on

individual containers rather than on another G&C since the containers bring up more than 10 times as many missiles.

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tainers also make lateral resupply between the bases feasible.

MFS PROGRAM DOCUMENTATION

A listing of the Missile Facility Simulator is given below.

Three FORTRAN subroutines which the GPSS program uses are also
included.

Anyone who has permission to use the CREATE computer

system can access and run this program

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210s IF BOTH THE TARGET SEEKER (TS) AMP FLIGHT CONTROL (FC) NAVE FAILED.
210* IF YES, THE PROCESS SPLITS INTO TUG BRANCHES. THE FIRST, 80SLE,
220s REPRESENTS THE MISSILE NEEDING BOTHf COMPONENTS. A DEPOT UNFILLED
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2400 3OTH C0OMPONENTS IS INCRENENTED. IF 30TH SPARES EXIST, THE CHAIN IS
20 DECREMEPIED AND THE UNLINKED MISSILE DENAND IS SENT TO SPARE UWERE
260* THE SPARE COllIERS ARE DECREMENTED AND A MISSILE IS BROUGHT UP.
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690s STOCK. 6 DEPOT UNFILLED DEMAND IS UNLINKED AND SENT TO TESTA. THE
700s CATE ALLOUS ONLY ONE DEMAND TO BE PROCESSED AT A TIME. Ar TEST4, PH4
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720* TS) OR 3 (SINGLE FC). A TEST IS MADE TO SEE IF THE DEMAND CAN BE
730* FILLED. IF YES, APPROPRIATE DEPOT SPARE COUNTERS ARE DECREMENTED, THE
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1520 LKILE, REPRESENT THE MISSILE NEEDING A I. A CHAIN (Vii) CON1530 TAININS NISSILES AVAITINO 4 TS IS INCREMENTED. IF A TS SPARE
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1730' EACH TEST CHECKS TO SEE IF Ad UNFILLED IEMAND AMD SWARE ARE
17400 AVAILABLE. MISSILES OEEDING ONLY ONE COMPONENT ARIE FILLED FIRST.
1750* THIS ROUTINE VILL ALSO CANNIBALIZE ON COMPONENTS IF A MISSILE IS
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ANY AWAITING IS 8 SPARE AVAILABLE?
1780 CHECKsTEST 5;V16,0,tRITE
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1790:UNLINK;YI1,lIXp1
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1660 TBOTHsTEST G;Yi6,0,CNAIN
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BRING 4ISSILE UP
STRIPPED IISSLE DEMIAND

200s fHE SEC#0j BRANCH REPRESENTS THE FAILED TS LOOKING FOR A MATE.
2,610s THE TS ENTERS A TS AIJAITINS "All STORAGE. IF TH4ERE IS 00 Ft AVAIlIMG
20200 WAE TO THE DEPOT# A TEST IS NIAPE TO SEE IF TNERE.ARE ANY SINGLE
203* CA*$. IF NOT, THE TS MILL VATE 0 MAX OF 10 DAYS FOR EITHER *-FAILED
2040* FC 06 A SINGLE CAN. AFTER THE MAX DELhI, TESTS ARE RABE TO SEE IF
* 210s EITHER A SPARE FC EXISTS IIL.A SINGLE CAN. IF NOT, A NISSLE IS TAKEt4
2060 DOW. THE REMOVED FC PR6CEEDVI TM-THE IS TO THE DEPOT WILE THlE
20700 TASN 80119 MISSILE NEEDING A FC IS PUT ON A CHAIN4 AND CONTROL IS
240s TRANSFERED TO CHECK TO CHECK FOR CANNISALIZA1IOl.
2090
RAS # OF DAYS TO WJIT FOR RATE
2106 LCONPiASSION;3,IO
TS FAILED
2110 sENTER;V29
15 TOTAL PIPELINE 91 BASE
2120 :ENTER;V3$
TOTAL PIPELINE
A2130
AENTER;3
IS AVAITINS 0ATE
214OaENTEQ;V4
2150 TESTaTEST S15*U4,0,HIE
IS THERE FC AVAIFING RATE?
264 #TEST G;SSVS,O,VAIT
REDUCE TS AVAitING mAT
2170LAEV
REDUCE FC AVAITING RATE
;1OsLEAVf;V4
SE141 TO DEPOT
2190:IRAMSFER;,ICOIp
.2192 LZNNIASSIGS;4,l
CODE AS A DOUBLE
2194 sLINK;IpFIFO
2200*
*MYT SINGLE CANS'
2210 UAMT TST E;SsY19,O,R6UC1
VAIT ONE DAY
22203ADVANCE;t
223@gLQGP;jpN, TEST LOOP FOR 10 DAY MAX
22400
2242 %TEST NE;S*Y4,0,NIlX
ANY TS SINGLE CANS'
2250 stEST G;S*Avt9,GTSTFC
22600
REDUCE SINGLE TS CAMS
2270 IDUCItLEAUE;f19
S4L
2210 sLEAUE;Y4
S
IXL
CODE AS A
2290 %ASSIGN;4,2
2.100 sSPLZT;1,OLEFT
210 sLISK;1,FIFO
230 TSTFCsASSIBNf;4,1
240 sLEAVE;VO
BASE UNFILLED MAND
2350 sSPLIT;1,DDMND
ANY SPARE FC'S'
2360 011 61H.*VZO0,NOFC
REDUCE FC STOCK
237@:SAYEUALUf;Y2-p1vXN
2 COMPOMENTS
2310 CODE:SPLIT;1tRITf
*.

2390s

2400 DLEFTiASSIGM;391
CODE As I
CODE AS FAILED
24M0,SSISN;2#1
tS READY TO SHIP
2420 sLE*VE;V29
2430 DTOD:NELPA;2,PNI1,lp
13

2440 sAWVAOCE; VII

$TOD TRANS

2450 sNEtlPA;2pP~ljXFI0,I
24600187I E;PN2tOpINUR

COMPONENT FAILED?

6801 COMPONENT
2470 1TRANSFER; t PAR[
2410s
CODE AS PC
2490 D111AS516N3,2
PIPELINE
PC
TOTAL
2053 iENTER;V32
CODE A$ 6063
25OfaASSIGN;2,@
25103 TRANSFER;, ITOD
2520

2530 MOFCsSAVEVALUE;PN1-p1

ADS, TO DEPOT STOCK

TAKE MISSILE 00MH

234OsSPLIT;ICODI

2550 SNSLEtSPLIT;I ,CHECK

2560*
TS AUAITINS NATE
2570 LDNllsLII(;VJ12tFIFO
2580*
SINCE BOTH COMPONENTS DID NOT FAIL WN THE TS ALONE B10 NOT FAILp
2590.
2400s THE FC FAILED. A DEPOT UNFILLED DEMAND 13 CREATED. THE PROCESS THEN
* 2610* SPLIT INTO TUG BRANCHES. THE FIRST, RNSLE, REPRESENTS THE NISSILE
2429* NEEDING A FC. A CHAIN ( 112) CONTAINING MISSILES WUAITING A PC IS
AND THE
* 2630* INCREMENTED. IF A PC -SPARE EXISTS, THE CHAIN IS DECREMIE
COUNTER
SPARE
THE
PC
26408 UNLINKED MISSILE DEMAND IS SENT TO RPARE WHERE
UP.
DROUGHT
IS
A
MISSILE
AND
2630* IS DECREMENTED
2660s
FAILED COMPONENTS COUNTER
2670 RIGNTsHELPA;2,PHl,1,5
TAKE MISSILE DOWI
2680 tSAYEVALUE;PHI-,t
*2690:SPLIT;1,RCOOP
2700 RNSLEuSPLITIRODOUN AVAITING TS,
TS AVAITIMO RATE
2710:LIXIK;U12,FIFO
27200
2730 ROIJN:TEST G;CH*YiZ,0,NIX
SPARE PC AVAILABLE?
2740 sTEST G;XN:092,OHifX
UNLINK UNFILLED DEMAND
2750:UNLINK;VI2pNIXv1
REDUCE FC SPARE
2760 RPARE3SAVEVALUE;V2-,l,XN
BRIM$ NISSILE UP
2770:SAVEVALUE;PN1~p1
2760: TERAINATE
2790-o
THE SECOND REPRESENTS THE FAILED PC LOOKING FOR A MATE. TIIE FC
2800*
2010. ENTERS A FC AUAITING NAtI STORAGE. IF THERE IS NO IS .AUAIrING MATE
2820. TO THE DEPOT, A TEST IS MADE TO SEE IF THERE ARE ANY SINGLE CANS
2830s IF NOT, THE PC VILL UAIT*A RAI OF 10 DAYS FOR EITHER A FAILED TS
2840s OR A SINGLE CAN. AFTER THE MAX DELAY, TESTS ARE M~ADE TO SEE IF
2850s EITHER A SPARE IS EXISTS OR A SINGLE CAN. IF NOT, A MISSLE IS TAK(Em
2160* 00MM. THE REMOVED TS PROCEEDS VITH THE PIC 10 THE DEPOT UHILE THE
28704 MISSILE TAKEN DOUN NEEDING A IS IS PUT ON A CHAIN APO CONTROL IS
2860* TRANSFERED TO CHECK TO CHECK FOR CANNIBALIZATION.
2190s
2900.
10 DAY MAX
2910 ICOfP:ASSISN;3,10
PC BASE PIPELINE
2920 :ENTER;Y31
PC DEPOT PIPELINE BY BASE
2930 sENTER;V32

14

TOTAL PIPELINE
2940 %ENTER;3
VMENsUER;VS FC AVAITINO HlATE
2960 IrESTsTEST G;S*VS90,NzX
TS AWAITING RATE'?
2970 sTEST G;S*V4,0qRUAIT
REDUCE FC AVAITING MlATE
290LEAVE;V3
REDUCE TS AUAITIMS NATE
Z90LEAYE;V4
2992 oSPLIT;1,LINKS
SEND3 TO DIEPOT
JOOO:TRANSFER;,ICOMP
3010*
3020 RIAM~TEST E;S:&920p0,RDUC2. ...ANY SINGLE CANS
VAIT ONE DAY
3030:ADYAHCE;l
LOOP FOR 10 DAY MAX
30s@LOP;3PHpRTEST
30500
3052 &TEST NE;So5.V5,@NlX
ANY FC SINGLE CANS
3060 sTEST B;S.V20,0,TSTYS
3070s
REDUCE FC CANS
* 3000 RlUC2sLEAVE;V20
3090 &LEAVE;VS
CODE AS SINGLE FC
3100 :ASSIGN;4p3
Si*
.31ISPLIT;1,RRITE
J120 :LINK;1,FIFO
1130 TSTTStASSISN;4,l
3148 aLEAVE;V5
BASE UNFPILLED DEMIAND
3150 iSPLIT;tpDN
A01 SPARE tS"'?
3160 :TEST G;XH.PII,0NOTS
REDUCE rS STOCK
3170:SAUEVALUE;PNI-,1,X4
3180 RCODEtSPLIT;1,RRITE
CODE AS TS
3190 ILEPISASSISN;3,I
TS TOTAL PIPELINE
3195 IENTER;VJo
CODE AS 0001
3200:ASSZGO;2,0
3210: TRANSFER; ,DtOt
32200
CODE AS FC
3230 RRITEsASSISN;3,2
COlE AS FAILED
3240:ASSIGN;2pi
PC READY 10 SNIP
3250 :LEAVE;V31
3260: TRANSFER;pl3103
32740
TAK(E MISSILE DOUN
3200 NOTSiSAVEVALUE;PNI-p1
3300 SNLl1:SPLUTICHECK
3310S
FC AIJAITINS NATE
3320 RDNNI:LINK;VIIFIFO
3330s
334f:OENElRAT[;90,0,,,I ,2PN
MlAX NO. OF BASES
3350 iASSIGN;2,15
REVERSE SEQUENCE
3360 OUTsASSIBN;1,V22
SAVE BASE #U~MBER
.370 tSAV1VALUE;l6pPN1
3360 sWELPAI,9FN$PNIV21
3390 iSAVEVALVE;V2490,EK
* 3400 ,SAVEVALUE;V2S,@,A14
3410 iSAVEVALUE ;V26,0,XH

15

*,.V 4

aA~.-

**

**

v -n.%

........

3420 tLOIP;2PNODT
3430 iSAVIVALUE;17.,1

GTR HOOVERI~

346O*ZiYARIAlLE;13+,PNl
34?0$3jWVA61hE;X*P41 XH*V2
348064: VAIIADLE9PHI
35lQ90sVAIALE;XFPI.O430f
3500I100ARIAILE;0.PH

CE

O R.PNS

00

352401@aARIASLE;5*NI
3530611: VARIABLE;J5.PH1
355412 :VARIABLE;31
JSSOIIJ.VARIAlLE;14
.370B15iYARIABLE;14
J50SI6YAlIASLf;CH*VI 1.XIIP141
359011 ?.VARIAlLE;CN$J12*XH*V2
* 34001s:WA*IALE;CHV10.X*2KHPI
*

3430621 aVARIABLE ;CN*V1 1.CN*Y12

36~400223VARtIA3LE; 16-PN2
CURiRENT UP MIISSILES
35023sVASI*BE;(FNOPHI-XH*V28)*X.oPHI
3aaOI24VARIA3LEPI 5PHI
3.'0#23:VA*IA3LE; 13@.PHI
3680I26 VARIlABE;t434PI
PREVIGUjI ANTNS POSS MISSILES
J69@628:YARIAlLE;l85.PNl
TS BASE PIPELINE
3,00029VARIABLE;70.PNI
TS TOTAL PIPELINE 11 BASE
J710#30lVARIASLE;5PII
FC BASE PIPELINE
3720#63YARIA3LE;10.P4
FC TOTAL PIPELINE BI BASE
3730l32sVARIAlLf;115*P41
371333:ARIABLE;18@0PH1
.37500
Pass MIS'SILES - BASE I
So@6I:tFINCTIOI4IXFI,021
37?0#22p38/23o51/24,58/25,57
31000
POS8 MIlSSILES
.181@l2:FU#CII0,N;XF17vD21

BASE 2

31I@122s$7/23,17/24t$6125,BA
3350S
P098 MISSILES - SASE 3
3ft013tFU#CTtQN;Xfl7,D21
317055,tI/#6t13l17,l 2416,123/9,122it0, 122/I1,121/12,120/13,12@i.
3190622,Il6/23,I16/24,1 15/25,115
39006
P085 MISSILES
* 391@84tFUNCIN;XF17t021

BASE 4

16

3930614t I49/115,14t/16,148/17VI4119tI ,?4/l14?/20t 1"h/21 o144

3940322,t45/23,145/24,144/25,1 44
3,50.

J96$6SaFUUCTISM;XF17,121

PO88 MISSILES

BASE 5

3990122,174/239174/2491 73/25,172
4000*

..

~.

401406sFUNC1TI@N;XF179021
POS8 MISSILES -BASE 6
4@2085,2@7/6t229/7,217/8,215/Y, 214/10,213/I1,212/12 ,211/13, 210
4030114,209/15,201/16,207/17,2@7/10,z06/19,2o5/20,205/21,2O4
40400?2,203/23,203/24, 202/25,201
408017sFUNCTIOH;XFl7,O2l
P088 MISSILES - BASE 7
407015,237/6,262/7,248/6,246/9,24S,1O4243/l 1,242112,241/13,239
4@0014,t239/1 So230/16, 237/8',236/1 St235/19,235/2$p234/21 ,233
4090122,232/23,231/21,231/25,230
41000
4ltO4S:FUICTIO4;XF17vD21
P085 iILSSLLES - IASE 8
41ZOe5,246/6,295/7,279/8,277/9,z7S/1Ot274/1I,272/12t271/13p269
4130414,p268/1 5v261/16, 267/17t 266/18,265/ 19,v264/20@.263/21,262
4140022,261/23,260/24,259/25,259
416OI9,FU#ClION;XFl~,D21
PISS ISSILES - BASE 9
417035,296/69328/7,310/8,J06/9,306/,O,304/ltJOJ/1?,301/13,29?
411011 4,Z98/f5,ZV7/16,?6/1 7,295/t8,294/19,293/2@,292/21 ,291
4190322,290/23,289/24,288/25,287
42000

421OIIOsFUNCTIO4;F7II2l

P058, NISSILES

BASE 10

4220eS,294/6,328/7,3'0/8,306I9,306/tO,3O4/11,3O3/12,3*1/13,299
42300l4,291/15,217/16,296/17,295/18,294/19,293/20,292/21 ,291
4240022,29@123,289/24,288/25,287
4250*
4260411:FuNCTIO*;XF17,l21
P085 NISSILES, - BASE 11
427@15,296/6,328/7,310/U,300/9,301O,34h11 ,303/12ol0i 1139299
4260014,293/15,297/114296/17,29S113,294/19,293/20,292/21,291
4290022, 290/23, 269/24
267
4300*
43101l2sFUPCT[Oa;lV17,321
P055 MIISSILES - BASE 12
432065,325/6,360/7,341 /8,339/9,Jl6iI@,335/1 vi,3S/12,S31/13t32q
433034,328115,327/16,326/17,325/t3,324/19, 123/20,322/21 ,320
4340622t3i9/23,313/24,317/25,316
430*
4364413:FuOCrIoN;XF179921
P088 MISSILES - IASI 13
* 437065,444/69492/7,465/6,462/9,459/l@,456/1 1,454/12,451/13,44?
4380014,447/15,444/16,444/l7,443/16,441/19p440/20,438/21 ,437
,286/25,

'

4390022,435/23,434/24,432/25,431
4400*
44IOOI4sFUNCIIO#;1F17,D21

P058 MISSILES

3156 14

4450*
446@315tFUNCTIOO;XF17,32l

POS3 AISSILES

-BASE

15

4490122,071/23,860/24,865/25,662
45000
451OII6sFUNCTION;PU1,D1S
49 SPARE G.Cs
432011/2,2/3t2/4,3/5,4/6,4/7,5/8,5/916/1O,6
4531s
rs CAMS
4532I17oFUVeCTIO*;P141,D13
43331 ,1012,10/3,10/4,IO/5,10I6,20/7,20j8,20/9,20/1O,2e
453411,30/12,30/13,30/14,30/15,30
453761,10/2,I0/3,iO/4,i0/5,iO/6,20/7,20/8,2019,2O/10,20
F.CiJ

453468FNJSi;*,)

ready

18

1TV

7.

4061FORTYIDECK
60
70

SUMOUIME IELPI(IPOS,04'CS)
CI4AIACTERt TEXTI.60,

SO

CNA#ACTER TEXT2*60
CNARACTIR TEXT3*60

90
10
120

CHARACTER TEXT4*60
TIM
'IISSILES
M
*
TEXT? *a * N&LES AUAIT s

140

TEXTS

140

It0
1,1
192
194
I5
I9
"S
204
21
207
211
220
230

TIXT4 s
I FC BOTH
I3ASI s LOADIF(M&
1011
LOABXF(17)
IPI013.LT.3)RETURN
NOTlmlGTR-4
IF(MOTR.BT.1) 60 TO 3
CALL-STORIFI2I,@)
CALL STGRXF422,Q)
COPl INIIE
IMISASE .1. 1) 00 TO 7
CALL SlOEXF(19,@0)
CALL SIORXF(2f,0)
R#ITt(6t@0)tEXTfpTlXr2
WI III@
t
)r1EX13,TEXT4
UBITE4,102) NGT*

240 1"

FOWml(HIpA6&,A40)

Ito-

170
too

*SIASE

PIS

VP

I UP

FAILURES ..

FC 80114
IS

A6#)
250 101 FORftT(tIqA,A
260 102 FORM0N1I0t@OUOAN'TER a #2
270 7 RATEhS a ISTO?(IRAWEf
2W0
IATEFC s I1T024I3ASIea5l
2f0
NEWPI s ICNA21SAS)
3W1
NETS - ICHAVISS(2@)
310
PIESC a ICNA2(ISA864)
NSLS&IP a LOAMMFIASE)
320
CALL STlMXFl19,L0AlXFf19)+IPQSS)
332
334
CALL STIRIF(20#LASXF(2Q)+ISlSUP)
330
lPPCT a FLOAT(ISLSUPJ/FLIAM(POSSOO.@
344
INTO$ a LOA31NI3ASE.001
350
ISTfl a LOAISX4ISAIE'IS

360

MCA*a 102119AS9#4@)

1*9

* hAAT $ArE/CAN

FC

SPARES

*a

DEOPOT PIPELINE
TS

CAAS

FP. CAP$

$TO$ INIIK DrOl

:170

FCCAM a 1T52(IBASE.55)
MTSSPR
LOADXNISASE)
*390
MFCSPR aLOAOXH(l3ASE.15)
400
IMURK
LOADXH(IBASE+100)
414
[TSR a LOADZIM(IASEMS1)
420
IFCFL a 1ADX14I3ASE.13@)
430
IIOTHF aLOADXN(IRASE+145)
440
URITE(6,2OUDBASE, IPGSSNSLSUPUPPCT, 11SFL, IFCFL43IOrHF,NTSSR,
450
INTSCAN,NFCSPRNFCCANNEE31S,NEEDFC,NCE3T,NATETS,NATEFC,1BIOD,
460
2INURKEDTO3
470 20 FORNAT(lNO,13,1E,2( I5,1X),Fs.t,2X-,3(12,2X),2X,2(2X,12,3X,13),
480
ISX,2( 12,2X,1E, 13,SX,2(13,JX) ,5X, 13,1X,14,2X,I3)
490
IF(IBASE.LT.1S) RETURN
492
TOTNISaLCOXF( 19)
494
TGTUPsLOADIF(20
495
CALL STORXF(21,L0ADXF(21)LOADXF20))
* 496
T0TUPPCTuTOTUP/TOTNIS*100.
2 497
ITOT*TGTUPPCT
430
RITE(6,30TT4S,Torup,otuppcT
499
CALL STORXFI2,LOAOXF(22),ITOT)
500 30
FORMAT(1NO,/,2X,F6.OF7.@,* TOTAL t AVAIL * ,FS.4)
301
IF(MGTR.LT.19G60 TO 200
502
AVIPuFLOAT(LOADXF(21 ) /FLOAT(e4QTR)
504
AUPCTUP:FLOAT(LOADXF(2&2))/FLOAT(NGTR)
506
URITE(6p30Q)AVUPAVPCTUP
547 300 FORMATa 4,/,"AVE NO UP a ,pFIG.3,"AVE PCT UP
",104
503 200 RETURN
509
END
!510
SlJDROUrINE NELP2(IBASIE,INOUT,K)
.20
0O TOll,2,3,4,5,6),K
530
1 19 a IIASE.70
540
IDTOD a LOADXH( ID)
550
CALL STORXH(13,IBTOU.INOUT)
560
RETURN
570
2 13 a IIASE+85
5W0
IDTOR s LOADXHE 13)
590
CALL ST0RH(IB,I9TOD+IV(.JT)
600
RETURN
610
3 18 a IASE+100
620
IMURK a LOADXH(11)
630
CALL STOlXHUIl,INURK.imour)
640
RETURN
650
4 ID a ISASE*115
66.
ITSFL a LOADXN(I3)
670
CALL STORXN(Il,ITSFL+INOUT)
680
RETURN
690
5 19 a IDASE413@
'@00
IFCFL. s LOADXH(IS)
710
CALL STORXNI3,IFCFL+INOUFl
RETURN
720
730
6 1 a IDASE*145

300

20

740
750
760
770
780
712
785
790
so$
820 4
830
840
850
860 7
870
Sa889
885
* 890

1907HF =LOAOXI4(l3)
CALL SrORXHNUD,1BOTHF.IN06T)
RETURN
END
SUBROUTINE HELP341BASE,4U)
XiNU*FLOAT(qIU)/100.
NBASIE a 160 + IBASE
HPOISso
A3EXP(-XNIJ)
CALL PTIME(RNU
RNI=UNIFMI(RM1)
SXSSRNi

IF(S-A)9,7,7
MPO!SSNPOIS4I
60 TO4
CALL STORXHi(NUASE,NPOIS)
RETURN

END

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if

21

This section may only be meaningful to GPSS programmers.

It describes the storages, chains, save values, and locations
of data initialization statements in the program.
AIM-7F NUMBERING SCHEME
STORAGES

"

Depot Stock - TS

Depdt Stock - FC

Total Pipeline (turnaround time)

10-24

TS Awaiting Mate to Depot

26-40

FC Awaiting Mate to Depot

41-55

TS Single Cans

56-70

FC Single Cans

71-8S

TS Base Time to Ship

86-100

TS Total Pipeline

101-115

FC Base Time to Ship

116-130

FC Total Pipeline
CHAINS

Base Unfilled Demands at Depot

6-20

Down Missiles Needing TS and FC

21-35

.Down Missiles Needing TS

26-50

'Down Missiles Needing FC

FULLWORD SAVEVALUES

1-15

Up Missiles

16

Base Number (used for subroutine)

17

Quarter Number

18

-1 (for subroutine)

..... iI " I ' i ..........................................................................-.,-.,'-.-'--,,'}.'

19

Possessed Missiles

20

Up Missiles

21

T6tal Number Available Missiles

22

Average Percent Available Missiles

HALFWORD SAVEVALUES

1-15

TS Base Spares

16-30

--

FC.Base Spares

31-45

Expected Number of Removals

71-85

Base to Depot Pipeline

86-100

Depot to Base Pipeline

101-115

Inwork Pipeline

116-130

Cause of Missile Failure - TS

131-145

Cause of Missile Failure - FC

146-160

Cause of Missile Failure - TS and FC

186-200

Previous Months Up Missiles

"

DATA REFERENCE SHEET

LINE NO

DESCRIPTION

320

Initial TS Cans

330.

Initial FC Cans

450

P(TS

1580

FC Fail/Failure) (.185)

!P(TS Fail/Failure

TS

FC Failure) (.750)

2100

Maximum number of days awaiting mate to

depot or single can (10)-TS

2910

Maximum number of days awaiting mate to

depot or single can (l0)-FC

3350

Maximum number of bases (15)

3510

Monthly failure rate (.0054)

23

...

-w1.-

,,

*.

..

.
4.

..

4.. .

.~

. - ,.

- ..

,.,

3550

Depot inwork time (90 days)

3560

Base to depot transportation (30 days)

3570

Depot to base transportation (14 days)

3740

Defines depot pipeline interval breakdown

(0-133, 134, 135,....194)

3760-4490

Possessed missiles by base by quarter

4510-4530

Initial TS and FC spares by base

4550

Simulation length (24 qtrs)

4556

Frequency of GPSS output generation (l every

quarter)

OUTPUT STORAGES

DESCRIPTION

71-85

Base turnaround time - TS

101-115

Base turnaround time - FC

86-100

Pipeline time (resupply time) - TS

116-130

Pipeline time (resupply time) - FC

Total turnaround time (all bases)

24

SAmrLE OUTPUT

The output below is from the 10th quarter of a 20 quarter.

run.

The first page will make the most sense to

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