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The size structure and organization of the
Air Force depends on a careful analyses of
the
perceived threat which could be enduring or emerging in
either or both external and internal environment.
Prior to the present organizational structure, the NAF had
undergone some re-organization over the years. The first was in 1970, immediately after the civil war. The
aircraft inventories were then grouped into Air Defence and Air Transport Wing. In 1978, the
Tactical and Training Commands were established and in 1979, the Logistics Command was also
established.
The present establishment lays more emphasis on general
service planning, establishing a linkage between tasking of formation or units and resource
allocation. It also considered the development of quality personnel, timely intelligence, quick reaction
operational force and the survivability of all NAF air bases and assets.
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