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NAIROBI, Kenya, Sep 27-The Kenya Air Force (KAF) is stepping up efforts to modernize its logistics systems, with military commanders calling for greater use of technology, data-driven planning and locally adaptable solutions to sustain air operations.
The push emerged during a three-day KAF Logistics Seminar held at Moi Air Base from September 23 to 25, where senior officers examined ways to improve fleet sustainment, supply chains and resource management amid evolving operational demands.
Deputy Commander Kenya Air Force Brigadier Mohamud Farah, representing Commander KAF Major General Bernard Waliaula, said future military logistics would require more than simply adopting off-the-shelf technologies.