Articles from National Defense (November 1, 2006)

1-48 out of 48 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Affiliate events.			148
Air Force drawdown stems cuts in procurement, for now.	Erwin, Sandra I.		1162
Air Force to expand Pacific region surveillance, multinational training.	Erwin, Sandra I.		913
Army lab channels expertise to non-traditional areas.	Kennedy, Harold		1425
Blended workforce poses conflict of interest risks.	Hughes, James A.		920
Bomb detector: multiple sensor system finds roadside IEDs.	Williams, Robert H.		69
BROOM sweeps out contamination.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief article	79
Chapter events.		Calendar	32
Coast Guard research dollars flow toward new missions.	Magnuson, Stew		449
Commercial smartphones made secure.	Williams, Robert H.		81
Corporate fraud on the rise, study says.			173
Defense Dept. fails to capture available technologies.	Erwin, Sandra I.		1322
Defense leading the way in energy savings.	Farrell, Lawrence P., Jr.		912
Erratum.		Correction notice	129
Experts fear prisons will foment radicalism.	Magnuson, Stew		589
Family of robotic platforms unveiled.	Williams, Robert H.		87
Fear of terror weapons drives tech funding.	Magnuson, Stew		1510
Forcast: while more research is directed to irregular combat, war spending could deter advances in military weapons.	Erwin, Sandra I.		977
Gen. keys: USAF should curb appetite for designer weapons.	Erwin, Sandra I.		568
Gloves, knee pads used in Iraq, Afghanistan.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief article	60
Guard to help military industries in risk assessments.	Magnuson, Stew		315
Help wanted: nuclear detection experts.	Magnuson, Stew		188
How small business can speed technology development.	Perlman, Ron		514
Identity crisis: Navy leaders to articulate current and future missions.	Jean, Grace		1241
Industry fortune tellers see a mix of boom and bust.	Erwin, Sandra I.		914
Leading edge bomber now a museum showpiece.			168
Logistics problems: equipment shortages undermine Iraqi forces.	Axe, David		1318
Mask offers long term bird flu protection.	Williams, Robert H.		78
Medical backpack easy to maneuver.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief article	98
Military R&D could see decline in coming years.	Kennedy, Harold		1617
Naval officials seek 'intellectual renaissance' in the sea services.	Erwin, Sandra I.		1239
NDIA events calendar.			345
Pentagon alone can't fix dependency on foreign oil.			154
Polycarbonate product protects iPods.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief article	79
Progress at warfighting lab measured in ounces.	Magnuson, Stew		1312
Protecting information requires common sense.			156
R&D command seeks better coordination of research.	Kennedy, Harold		1730
Research aims for 'game-changing' technologies.	Jean, Grace		1915
Small business division launches new breakfast series.	Perlman, Ron		356
Special operations: Air Force struggles to expand ranks of unconventional combat specialists.	Grunden, Hunter		890
Special operators welcome small drones, but need better sensors.	Grunden, Hunter		678
Technical certification program drawing record numbers.			930
Technologies only go so far for Air Force ground operators.	Grunden, Hunter		659
Technology roadmap calls for no-nonsense research.	Erwin, Sandra I.		1563
Threat identification software receives laurels.	Williams, Robert H.		64
Unprepared for the worst: feds lagging in most disaster scenarios, McHale says.	Magnuson, Stew		410
Warner-Robins team offers quick armor fix.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief article	79
Wikipedia for Intel officers proves useful.	Magnuson, Stew		271