Articles from National Defense (July 1, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
'Smart' surveillance: sensor-fusion software technology replacing traditional security systems.	Jean, Grace		1146
Advanced video techniques help evaluate Marine live-fire training.	Jean, Grace		575
Affiliate events.		Calendar	129
Armed robots.	Hanley, Mike	Letter to the editor	234
Army under stress.	Stumm, Robert	Letter to the editor	259
Barry Bates, NDIA's vice president for operations, presents the William R. Moseley Award to Terry Trivett.			68
Biometric check on U.S. visitors drawing criticism.	Kennedy, Harold		416
Bird's eye view: surveillance drone operators find ways to outsmart enemy.	Erwin, Sandra I.		1012
Border patrol: troops use frontier for real-world training.	Magnuson, Stew		1401
Border security: spending climbs into billions, but skepticism grows.	Kennedy, Harold		1242
Business reforms lead to reduced Army cleanup costs.	Cerar, Randy		600
Can you hear me? After several recent national disasters, gaps in emergency communications still not fixed.	Kennedy, Harold		1803
Carry-on nukes: suitcase bombs: separating fact from fiction.		Interview	270
Central Command: defeating insurgency requires improved information networks.	Jean, Grace		635
Chapter events.		Calendar	124
Classified info protector unleashed.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief article	95
Compressed air wags this tail.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief article	77
Cruise missiles a threat to homeland, expert says.			337
Defense stifles innovation despite urgent war needs.	Erwin, Sandra I.		886
Digital responder: 'Chemical Companion' gives right answers.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief article	74
Elaine Rogers, president of the USO of Metropolitan Washington, thanks Mary Lou Patel, president of NDIA's Washington, D.C., chapter, for chapter's gift of $35,000.			70
Equipment 'quick fixes' are the order of the day.	Jean, Grace		353
Exploring the shadowy world of terrorist financing.			355
Fearless warriors: bomb disposal teams deliver blunt talk on robots.	Magnuson, Stew	Cover story	1075
Health role for homeland security department debated.	Magnuson, Stew		398
High-tech battlefield: light source offers alternative to radio.	Jean, Grace		966
High-tech scouts: next generation robots: bigger and better?	Erwin, Sandra I.		795
Hunters unearth smuggling tunnels.	Magnuson, Stew		882
Improvised explosive threat reaches global scale.	Magnuson, Stew		553
It does not pay to be 'too relevant'.		Brief article	192
Jim Pepper, president of NDIA's Tennessee Valley Chapter, presents a token of appreciation to Adm. Edmund P. Giambastiani Jr., vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in thanks for his speech at the chapter's corporate recognition luncheon.			61
Military finds useful roles for robotic 'skydiver'.	Jean, Grace		498
Military must learn to live with contractors.			146
Misconceptions about the defense industry.	Farrell, Lawrence P., Jr.		864
Navy making tough calls in aviation.		Brief article	126
NDIA events calendar.		Calendar	276
Politicians should help the troops.			130
Role of unmanned aircraft questioned.	Magnuson, Stew		680
Russia's littoral combat ship angles for international sales.	Erwin, Sandra I.		536
Snipers cannot hide from laser sensor.	Jean, Grace		342
Supporters promote little-known safety act.			430
Tech spin-offs: wars giving boost to cutting edge technologies.	Magnuson, Stew		1579
Technology gaps: irregular warfare underscores equipment shortcomings.	Jean, Grace		1089
U.K. defense procurement entirely 'joint'.	Jean, Grace		347
Warning signals: tactical radio project substantially weakened.	Erwin, Sandra I.		1121
What's good for the goose and the gander.	McGrath, Dorn C., III		1193