Testing a 25-ton combat vehicle’s fuel consumption rate down to the one-hundredth of a mile per gallon and the one-hundredth of a gallon per hour is less likely to be worth the time and expense than, say, testing how long the vehicle can operate before logistical resupply. Thus the latter makes more operational sense as a system requirement. (Image courtesy of USAASC and Joshua R. Barker)
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Army test experts identify five missteps in requirements development
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