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Air Force Journal of Logistics, Fall, 2004 by James Roche
Transformation is not a term; it is a philosophy--a predisposition to exploring adaptations of existing and new systems, doctrine, and organizations. It has been part of the Air Force for decades. Transformation is not outlining new programs or things to buy. Rather, it is an approach to developing capabilities and exploring new concepts of operation that allow us to be truly relevant in the era in which we find ourselves, and for years to come.
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Dr James Roche, Secretary of the Air Force
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