Articles from National Defense (November 1, 2002)

1-73 out of 73 article(s)

Title	Author	Words
'Owning the night' means fusing sensors: night-vision goggles designed for next-generation information-centric force.	Erwin, Sandra I.	2012
7th Army Training Command of the U.S. Army Europe and Seventh Army in Germany. (Defense Department).		51
Air Force acquisition training moves to virtual schoolhouse.	Heusel, Darren	341
Air force to expand simulator network.	Tiron, Roxana	1555
Air Guard a 'natural' for homeland defense. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	169
Army portal Web site is marketers' dream.	Erwin, Sandra I.	812
Army to outsource rotary-wing pilot training: Flight school XXI is expected to improve overall aviation skills and combat readiness.	Colucci, Frank	1788
Budget surge marks shift in Dutch defense: Netherlands makes new commitments to allied operations, joint strike fighter.	Book, Elizabeth G.	1660
Bullet proofing rubber rafts. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	90
Central Fla. school promotes advanced simulation studies.	Book, Elizabeth G.	1284
Clarification.		64
Combat vehicles built with embedded simulators: Stryker, Land Warrior programs push the miniaturization of training devices.	Erwin, Sandra I.	1643
Company analyzes terrorist watch list. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	192
Computer games liven up military recruiting, training.	Kennedy, Harold	1918
Computer monitor displays endurance. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	92
Congressman: Don't give away our technology. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	204
Correction.		46
Critical Infrastructure report released. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	194
Data-fusion systems help ease 'information overload'. (Industry Viewpoint).	Burwell, John	1343
Defense budget: A tough balancing act. (President's Perspective).	Farrell, Lawrence P., Jr.	832
Denmark gets new air-traffic trainer. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	115
Does homeland defense have market value? (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	78
E-learning sector regroups after years of uncertainty.	Erwin, Sandra I.	1247
Editor's corner.		439
Eisenhower would have been 'appalled'. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	131
Eurofighter battling for foreign sales: program officials admit it's an uphill struggle in international markets. (Analysis).	Tiron, Roxana	1859
Europe steps up procurement cooperation. (Government: Policy Notes).	Thompson, Steve	789
Fifth U.S. Army. (Defense Department).		42
GPS upgrades tested on simulator. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	117
Homeland defenders lack proper training: The United States should better prepare civilian participants in the war on terrorism. (Commentary).	Oberholtzer, William I.	1058
Homeland Security Association launched. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	105
How much will war with Iraq cost? (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	343
I Marine Expeditionary Force. (Defense Department).		49
Identifying 'sources' of fanaticism. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	129
L-3 Communications. (Industry).		59
Longbow crews get top-of-the-line trainers: Army will deploy 23 AH-64D simulators to units around the world by 2007.	Erwin, Sandra I.	1323
Man-made Yarn keeps soldiers comfy. (Tech Talk).	Faster, Sharon	151
Modern trainers on the way for USAF traffic controllers.	Sheehy, Christian B.	2214
Mogadishu hero says army aviators need more training.	Tiron, Roxana	1878
Navy leads effort to field joint air-defense network.	Erwin, Sandra I.	2303
Navy sets up new facility for Tunnel-Warfare training.	Kennedy, Harold	770
Navy's task force excel revamping sailors' training.	Kennedy, Harold	1967
NDIA Events.		393
Northrop Grumman Corporation's Electronic Systems. (Industry).		76
Northrop Grumman's Newport News sector. (Industry).		101
ORINCON Corporation International. (Industry).		56
Pentagon's reform plans puzzle experts: Contractors, program managers await release of new acquisition guidelines. (Analysis).	Erwin, Sandra I.	2145
Radar locates 'clandestine objects'. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	103
Revising the transatlantic security network. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	122
Rockwell Collins, in Cedar Rapids. (Industry).		48
Roy F. Weston, Inc. (Industry).		45
Satellite-image suppliers poised for future growth.	Book, Elizabeth G.	1618
Simulations of 9/11 crashes could assist building designs.	Venere, Emil	948
Simulator market growth tied to upgrades, interoperability.	Erwin, Sandva I.	908
Small Arms Division loses valued member. (Ndia News).		233
Space Imaging. (Industry).		28
Study: biometrics might not be beneficial. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	193
The Aerospace Corporation. (Industry).		57
The Boeing Company. (Industry).		54
The privatization of military training would benefit U.S. (Viewpoint).	Campbell, Donald W.	1171
Third Chapter launched, 40 members join. (Women In Defense).	Byron, Norma	671
U.S. 'self-obsessed' with homeland security. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	72
U.S. Air Force AWACS crews to train in modern simulator.		643
U.S. Army Security Assistance. (Defense Department).		37
U.S. Army Training conforms to shifts in strategy, tactics.	Tiron, Roxana	1182
U.S. defining 'hyperpower' role. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	114
U.S. trade policy contributes to security. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	180
Undersea Warfare Division hosts 'Clambake'. (Ndia News).		47
Upgraded Marine choppers finally begin to take flight.	Kennedy, Harold	1945
Upgrades to C-130 Hercules high on Romania's wish list.	Book, Elizabeth G.	384
Urban exercise tests novel technology: Unmanned systems and sensors play prominent role in marine experiment.	Tiron, Roxana	2089
Vietnam vet recognized by Picatinny chapter. (Ndia News).		91
Visual aids enhance paratrooper training: Military services are increasing the use of parachute simulator to reduce injuries.	Tiron, Roxana	1173