Articles from National Defense (October 1, 2002)

1-57 out of 57 article(s)

Title	Author	Words
'Network-centric' submarines expand commander's options.	Erwin, Sandra I.	2041
`Persistent' intelligence feeds benefit air combat planners.	Erwin, Sandra I.	1594
32nd Army Air Missile Defense Command. (Defense Department).		52
3D scanner screens weapons and explosives. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	156
9/11 independent commission considered. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	134
A flashlight that keeps on burning. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	149
Affiliate events.		172
Air Force cadets complete Washington internships, enter final year at academy. (NDIA News).		234
Army National Guard. (Defense Department).		31
Boeing Company. (Industry).		97
CEO of Bii. (Industry).		15
Chapter events.		165
Clarification.		60
Coast Guard increasing protection for civilian GPS. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	529
Commercial systems of the Cedar Rapids. (Industry).		28
Companies should be better prepared to deal with losses.	Book, Elizabeth G.	967
Cooley Group. (Industry).		58
Criteria for NATO admission shift after 9/11: candidates get extra credit for assisting the United States in the war on terrorism.	Book, Elizabeth G.	2089
Czech Republic cancels aircraft procurement. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	138
Decontamination showers made portable. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	176
Desert drills help fine-tune army's light artillery system.	Tiron, Roxana	1302
Directed energy viewed as 'transforming'. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	242
Eberhart receives military space award. (NDIA News).		153
Editor's corner.		575
Eighth U.S. Army. (Defense Department).		35
Gen. Keane: enemies underestimate U.S. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	227
Governments' collapse would pose global threat. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	422
Information sharing key to Homeland Security. (President's Perspective).	Farrell, Lawrence P., Jr.	923
Joint focus sought in personnel recovery: Pentagon urges service leaders to combine rescue, intelligence efforts.	Book, Elizabeth G.	1747
National Defense University (NDU). (Defense Department).		108
National Defense University Foundation. (Defense Department).		52
Nations seek NATO-compatible ID systems: contractors expect several billion dollars in business opportunities during the next decade.	Tiron, Roxana	1605
Navy aviation: skills surpass smart weapons.	Erwin, Sandra I.	1816
Navy-Air Force plan to modernize electronic warfare is 'unconvincing'.	Erwin, Sandra I.	2655
NDIA events calendar.		811
Northrop Grumman Corporation. (Industry).		26
Northrop Grumman's Integrated Systems. (Industry).		51
OPM: Dept. of Homeland Security should include vets. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	188
Pilot-less combat aircraft not ready for carrier ops.	Erwin, Sandra I.	389
Raytheon Company. (Industry).		56
Risk assessments planned for dams. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	200
Robots not smart enough yet for Navy deep-ocean missions.	Erwin, Sandra I.	2058
Scones help sharpen focus for marksmen. (Tech Talk).	Foster, Sharon	211
Ship maintenance still far from the information age.	Erwin, Sandra I.	473
Stonebridge International LLC. (Industry).		41
Stryker not up to speed in some areas, soldiers claim.	Tiron, Roxana	1237
U.K. Watchkeeper sets tone for UAV programs: Britain still deciding what technology to use for its unmanned aerial vehicles system.	Tiron, Roxana	1663
U.S. Air Force. (Industry).		65
U.S. Army Europe. (Defense Department).		37
U.S. Army presses ahead on precision-guided artillery.	Kennedy, Harold	1912
U.S. Army Security Assistance Command. (Defense Department).		42
U.S. signs anti-terrorism pact. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	156
U.S. Transportation Command curbing 'customer wait time'.	Erwin, Sandra I.	995
UNITECH Inc. (Industry).		46
Washington D.C. expands emergency preparedness. (Security Beat).	Book, Elizabeth G.	197
White house advisor: 'America's complacency is risky'. (Washington Pulse).	Book, Elizabeth G.	128
Women in defense conduct seminar on contracting. (India News).		194