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<p>Since the implementation of distributed operations with a higher density of tactical field radios, optics and electrical tactical  equipment, the demand for batteries has increased significantly. While advances in technology have increased the lethality of  Defense (DoD) forces, sustainment and increased resupply convoys have increased the risk of logistical support and  costs. This thesis examines the viability, cost savings, and operational weight associated with the use of rechargeable batteries.
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<br>Subjects: Life cycle costing.; Rechargeable Batteries; Life Cycle Cost; Fully Burdened Costs; Fully  Burdened Cost Of Fuel; Fully Burdened Cost Of Batteries; Battery; Disposal Cost; Cost Savings; Weight Savings; BA-5590; BB-2590; Battery Charger; Suitcase Portable Charger (SPC); Vehicle-  Mounted Charger (VMC); Solar Portable Power System (SPACES);</div>
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Brown, Darrell H.</div>
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