兰德-国防动员规划比较研究（英文）-2021.5正文版.pdf

AUSTRALIA
JOANNE NICHOLSON, PETER DORTMANS, MARIGOLD BLACK, MARTA KEPE, SARAH GRAND
CLEMENT, ERIK SILFVERSTEN, JAMES BLACK, THEODORA OGDEN, LIVIA DEWAELE, PAU
ALONSO GARCIA-BODE
Defence
Mobilisation
Planning
Comparative Study
An Examination of Overseas Planning
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Preface
The Vice Chief of Defence Force (VCDF) has established a small Directorate within
Force Design Division in response to significant changes in Australia’s strategic outlook, to
ensure a contemporary mobilisation planning framework across Defence. This mobilisation
planning process will be conducted over two and a half years and will include several research
activities.
In June 2020, RAND Australia was engaged by the Australian Department of Defence to
undertake a series of material studies and analysis activities. RAND Australia was asked to
undertake a comparative study of mobilisation planning in selected countries to discern
principles for mobilisation planning.
For this a comprehensive international literature review was undertaken spanning the
United States, Switzerland, Sweden, Finland, and Singapore. To present the results so that
they could be readily compared against each other, a research framework was constructed
comprising examination of four areas: Planning Model, Activation, Attribute