Articles from National Defense (September 1, 2004)

1-48 out of 48 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Joint' weapons are OK, but do they create jobs?	Erwin, Sandra I.	Brief Article	125
Air ambulance more than a life saver.	Colucci, Frank		503
Allies 'welcome' at U.S. command centers.	Erwin, Sandra I.	Brief Article	131
Armor lessons.	Goure, Daniel	Letter to the Editor	338
Army criticized for not learning from past wars.	Tiron, Roxana		979
Army depends heavily on National Guard aviators.	Colucci, Frank		1496
Army downplaying concerns about overstressed force.	Erwin, Sandra I.		582
Army eyes operating room in a box.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief Article	186
Army provides 'chariots' to park rangers.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief Article	125
Army takes $35 million hit on joint common missile.	Erwin, Sandra I.	Brief Article	303
At war, navy finds new uses for Reserve forces.	Kennedy, Harold		1711
Battlefield information glut not always useful to soldiers.	Erwin, Sandra I.		906
Bosnia commanders point out peacekeeping lessons.	Pappalardo, Joe		963
Central Command reports improvements in logistics.	Erwin, Sandra I.		697
Commission: military had no warning during 9/11.	Pappalardo, Joe		522
Costs, delays surface again for new attack submarines.	Kennedy, Harold	Cover Story	1856
Crusader rising from the ashes.	Erwin, Sandra I.	Brief Article	117
Cyber-security hampered by lack of attention.	Pappalardo, Joe	Brief Article	311
Deep diver suits unveiled.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief Article	124
Defense transformation: a battle the U.S. cannot afford to lose.	Walker, David M.		2076
Department of Homeland Security on the right track.	Farrell, Lawrence P., Jr.		829
Guard rediscovers diplomatic role.	Pappalardo, Joe		1042
Holographic weapon sights grip the U.S. military market.	Tiron, Roxana		601
India leadership.		Brief Article	147
Industry leaders recognized for distinguished service.	Schergens, Becky L.	Brief Article	94
Losing a big contract not necessarily a bad thing.	Erwin, Sandra I.	Brief Article	140
Military needs efficient fuel-buying process.	Le Pera, Maurice E.		1047
NDIA chapter plans football outing at West Point Academy.	Schergens, Becky L.	Brief Article	76
NDIA: events calendar.		Calendar	584
New technologies target terrorist, suicide bombs.	Pappalardo, Joe		1269
Newport News christens its first sub in a decade.	Kennedy, Harold		1680
Overextended national guard undergoing sweeping changes.	Pappalardo, Joe		1605
Pentagon trying to close the guardsmen employer data gap.	Pappalardo, Joe		474
Radio features wireless conferencing.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief Article	111
Robot guard patrols with an attitude.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief Article	82
Sensor-enhancing software helps detect diesel submarines.	Markle, Brian		532
Simulated agent mimics bio-terror weapons.	Pappalardo, Joe	Brief Article	235
Special operations forces pursue technologies for the urban fight.	Tiron, Roxana		1160
Technical skills shortage hurts Pentagon's bottom line.	Erwin, Sandra I.		955
U.S. Army considers changing acquisition strategy for small-caliber ammunition.	Tiron, Roxana		682
U.S. defense-export controls: stuck in Cold War.	Stone, Ben		1055
Unconventional weapons can help U.S. troops fight insurgents in Iraq.	Tiron, Roxana		1431
Unfinished business in Bosnia.	Pappalardo, Joe		785
Urban battles highlight shortfalls in soldier communications.	Erwin, Sandra I.		1055
Vaccine stockpiles now required by law.	Pappalardo, Joe	Brief Article	280
Vice chief tells Air Force staff to 'fix the weather'.	Erwin, Sandra I.		434
Walls can speak ... inside planes.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief Article	105
WID contributes to women's museum exhibit.	Schergens, Becky L.	Brief Article	244