Articles from Engineer: The Professional Bulletin for Army Engineers (January 1, 2005)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Antipersonnel Obstacle Breaching System.	Skinner, Bobby		374
Clear the way.	Castro, Randal R.		1389
Combat service support to the Future Engineer Force: a modular approach.	Slack, Brian D.		728
Command and control of construction assets in Iraq.	Eckstein, Jeffrey R.		923
Communication--the key to our success.	Grosskruger, Paul L.		697
Countering IEDs and explosive hazards.	Baker, Robert G.; D'Aria, Dorian V.		2232
Developing the right skills and tools--as a team!	Castro, Randal R.; Grosskruger, Paul L.		1440
Enlisted career progression.	Hatch, David		675
EOD and engineers "close the gap".	Jolly, Craig		2739
Equipping the Future Force sapper.	Frank, Michael P.		1539
Heavy rescue operations during operation Iraqi Freedom.	Roth, Adam S.		1504
IED defeat: observations from the National Training Center.	Magness, Thomas H.		2576
Integration of topographic engineering skills and tools--providing assured mobility with C2 systems.	Bergman, Ken		2813
Lead the way.	Pearson, Clinton J.		802
National Training Center: IED defeat training.	Liffring, Andrew; Railsback, Jason; Louvet, Matthew		1291
Officer Professional Development.	Kerber, Frederick		530
Task Force Trailblazer: providing assured mobility.	Harron, Paul D.		1170
The future Army Tactical Fire Fighting Truck.	Pearson, Mollie; Bonomolo, Michael		1691
Theater engineer transformation.	Lago, Gerald		1834
Training leaders for combat.	Howley, Shawn		1017
Using topographic engineering to achieve dominance in urban and complex terrain.	Bergman, Ken		2251
Warrior Ethos, tasks, and drills spiral into initial-entry training: what's in it for the Regiment?	Kirkton, Janet		2217