Project eagle: reorienting marine aviation's lift vector toward 2040/ LtCol Gavin "Toto" Robillard

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ROBILLARD GAvin "Toto"

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In: Marine Corps Gazette, Volume 108, Number 5, May 2024, pg. 6-8Summary: Project Eagle is an overarching plan to transform Marine aviation dating back to 2022, but service leaders only recently started discussing it publicly. Project EAGLE's embedded three-FYDP plan is the strategic lift vector of Marine Aviation to 2040. The objective is to achieve a framework that enables the Marine Corps to adjust the current Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution Assessments process to meet the correct future operational requirements.

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Project Eagle is an overarching plan to transform Marine aviation dating back to 2022, but service leaders only recently started discussing it publicly. Project EAGLE's embedded three-FYDP plan is the strategic lift vector of Marine Aviation to 2040. The objective is to achieve a framework that enables the Marine Corps to adjust the current Planning, Programming, Budgeting, and Execution Assessments process to meet the correct future operational requirements.

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