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Acronym	Definition
MICAP	mission capable/mission capability (US DoD)
MICAP	Mission Impaired Capability Awaiting Parts
MICAP	Michigan Interfaith Council on Alcohol Problems (Lansing, MI)
MICAP	Mission Impaired Cause Awaiting Parts
MICAP	Mission Incomplete, Awaiting Parts
MICAP	Management Incentive Cash Award Program (Gap, Inc.)

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For example, programs that are green have MICAPs [mission capable] for piece-parts that have a higher priority in EXPRESS than programs that are below AA targets. Engine safety stock: an opportunity to avoid over-sparing engines by Anderson, Duane / Air Force Journal of Logistics We put more "iron" on the ramp as a result of fewer aircraft in our depots, and our MICAP [aircraft unavailable for lack of critical parts] hours were reduced by 19 percent--an all-time low. USAF Materiel Command: delivering war-winning capabilities on time ... by Defense AT & L Along with the Web-based tools that the regional supply squadron uses for sourcing and movement, our customers can have full access to mission capable (MICAP) sourcing and movement data through the new Web-based MICAP Asset Sourcing System, now available to all users through the Air Force Portal. AFSOC logistics: quiet professionals supporting the war fighter by Ulshoffer, Lisa A.; Young, Andrew S.; Nivison, William; George, Dean J. / Air & Space Power Journal	MiBu MIC MIC A MIC-CPE MIC-DECO MIC-FSI MIC-OC MIC-OPTM MIC-SC MIC/MBC MIC2P MIC50 MIC80 MIC90 MICA MICAB MICABG MICAC MICAD MICAF MICAH MICAHI MICAI MICAL MICANTS MICAP MICAPMO MICAPS MICAR MICAS MICASA MICAT MICATA MICB MICBA MICBAC MICC MICCA MICCAI MICCC MICCD MICCI MICCL MICCO MICCP MICCS MICCU MICD MICDA MICDS MICE	Mica-Orthopyroxene-Rutile-Ilmenite-Diopside Mica-schist Mica-schist Mica-schist MICAB MICABG MICAC Micaceo-calcareous micaceous micaceous micaceous micaceous micaceous arkose Micaceous Iron Oxide MICAD Micadvancement Micael Agricola Micaëlis de Vasconcelos, Carolina MICAF Micafungin Micah Micah Micah Micah Micah MICAHI MICAI Micaiah MICAL MICANTS MICAP MICAP Asset Sourcing System MICAP Automated Status Tracking MICAPMO MICAPS MICAR Micardis Micarta Micas Micas Micas Micas Micas MICASA MICAT MICATA Micatin Micatin mication micatosis Micawber Micawber, Mr. Micawber, Mrs. Emma Micawber, Wilkins Micawberish Micawberism MICB MICBA MICBAC MICC

For example, programs that are green have MICAPs [mission capable] for piece-parts that have a higher priority in EXPRESS than programs that are below AA targets.

Engine safety stock: an opportunity to avoid over-sparing engines by Anderson, Duane / Air Force Journal of Logistics

We put more "iron" on the ramp as a result of fewer aircraft in our depots, and our MICAP [aircraft unavailable for lack of critical parts] hours were reduced by 19 percent--an all-time low.

USAF Materiel Command: delivering war-winning capabilities on time ... by Defense AT & L

Along with the Web-based tools that the regional supply squadron uses for sourcing and movement, our customers can have full access to mission capable (MICAP) sourcing and movement data through the new Web-based MICAP Asset Sourcing System, now available to all users through the Air Force Portal.

AFSOC logistics: quiet professionals supporting the war fighter by Ulshoffer, Lisa A.; Young, Andrew S.; Nivison, William; George, Dean J. / Air & Space Power Journal

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