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End Item is impacted by AVN managed Cylinder, Actuating NSN 1650-01-304-4573 which has 30 backorders, 27 ea FB2029 (18ea in formal AWP), and 3ea low-priority FMS requirements. Parker Hannifin delivered 26ea parts on 14 Oct 16, this will fill all but one backorder. The Parker Hannifin rep stated they are on track to ship 38ea 7 Nov 16. Per (F-15 Program Manager), the end item is carcass constrained; AF is producing approximately 4 E/I’s per month by inducting field return assets and robbing back parts at a pace to keep the PDM line running. As of 17 Oct 16, there are 2 ea MICAPS, 50 ea backorders, 0 ea JCS, 1ea YBQ backorders and 18ea in Formal AWP. Estimated GWD is Nov 16.

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