Articles from National Defense (February 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Adm. Clark: More 'Simulation Breakthroughs' needed. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	Brief Article	105
Army simulator to fill gap in combined-arms training.	Tiron, Roxana		2150
Army, Air Force to reorganize headquarters. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	Brief Article	416
Assault on the Small Arms Industrial Base. (President's Perspective).	Farrell, Lawrence P., Jr.	Brief Article	935
Brass Tracks.		Brief Article	709
Capability maturity model proves valuable in weapons system development, fielding. (NDIA News).	Rassa, Bob	Brief Article	842
Commander fears 'Simulation Atrophy': Distributed Mission Training moving 'technologically in right direction'.	Tiron, Roxana		2316
DD-21's Demise attributed to program risk. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	Brief Article	159
Editor's Corner.		Brief Article	412
Erratum.			18
Faster Supercomputer available to researchers. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	Brief Article	180
Helo upgrades focus on Special-Warfare Missions: Non-traditional operations challenge capabilities of rotary-wing aircraft. (Unconventional Warriors).	Colucci, Frank		2927
Joint Tactical Radio expected to meet special-warfare needs. (Unconventional Warriors).	Colucci, Frank		1464
Laser tool probes global warming. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	Brief Article	245
More accurate target visualization. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	Brief Article	120
Navy develops wireless Ammo-Tracking System. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	Brief Article	177
NDIA Events Calendar.		Calendar	848
New Hampshire Senator kills gun "Demil" provisions. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	Brief Article	83
New Mini-Sub gives SEALS extra speed, range, payload. (Unconventional Warriors).	Tiron, Roxana		1887
Officials push French-U.S. industry cooperation: European firms are seeking 'level-playing field' in U.S. weapons market.	Book, Elizabeth G.		1564
Pentagon programs plagued by 'Over-Optimism'. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	Brief Article	283
Portable Computers operate in 'All Terrain'. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	Brief Article	106
Recommended readings on special ops. (Book Shelf).	Janay, Michael	Brief Article	958
Role of special ops evolves over time. (Unconventional Warriors).	Book, Elizabeth G.		1503
Rumsfeld: What transformation means. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	Brief Article	246
Special Operators: Savvy buyers of survival equipment. (Unconventional Warriors).	Erwin, Sandra I.		1730
Special ops equipment: Newest-and Oldest. (Unconventional Warriors).	Kennedy, Harold		1671
U.S. fears proliferation of 'Orphan' nukes: Experts say current military spending priorities fail to address nuclear threat.	Stanton, John J.		2049
USO entertains troops on U.S. soil. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	Brief Article	225
Who's who in U.S. Special Operations Forces. (Unconventional Warriors).			1754
Why special ops prefer C-130s for many missions. (Unconventional Warriors).	Kennedy, Harold		1013
WID assists USO drive in Nation's Capital: A National Security Organization. (Women in Defense).	Byron, Norma		426
Will special ops success, 'Change the Face of War?'.	Kennedy, Harold		1902