Using numerous charts, graphs and tables, this study lays out how the Army estimates combat consumption requirements, and then suggests ways of improving them.

Contents: List of Tables; Abstract; Summary: Problem and Background; Scope and Method; Fnidings; Conclusions. Main Report: 1. Statement of the Problem; 2. Study Objective; 3. Problem Background; 4. Study History; 5. Scope and Method; 6. Items Included in the Study; 7. Description of Individual Scenarios; 8. Description of Combination Scenarios; 9. Refinement of Activity Indicators; 10. Allocation of Support and Roundout Units; 11. Categorization of Materiel; 12. Calculation of Materiel Requirements; 13. Analysis and Interpretation; 14. The PEMA Replacement Requirement Methodology Study; 15. Findings; 16. Conclusions: Annex A: Authority for Study; Annex B: Activity Indicators and Production Schedules; Annex C: Categorization of Materiel for Budget Adjustment.