Articles from National Defense (December 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Academic Olympics' to inspire future generations of scientists.	Swallow, Edward		979
'Responsive space' office must quickly prove itself, proponents say.	Magnuson, Stew		925
'The stink of the battlefield': more realism sought in urban combat training.	Jean, Grace		1064
A tough sell: hardware for the wars of 2030.			119
Air Force search-and-rescue crews stressed by war, say commanders.	Breanne Wagner		1131
Almost real: digital designs and virtual tests continue to be subject of debate.	Wagner, Breanne		1271
Army brass pleads for more overseas bases.			127
Ballistic eyewear protection essential for troops.	Williams, Robert H.		66
Blind alleys: U.S. military still struggling to understand urban environment.	Magnuson, Stew		1579
Border Protection agency outlines new plans for unmanned aircraft.			492
Change? Don't even think about it.			107
Coast guard's innovative spirit needed by all.	Farrell, Lawrence P., Jr.		759
Coming of age? Serious games market is gaining momentum.	Jean, Grace	Company overview	1377
Computer forensics can be done in the field.	Williams, Robert H.		68
Computer simulations of stressful environments help boost performance.	Wagner, Breanne		365
Contractors unwittingly give up secrets, says CIO.			94
Darkened skies: murky picture of what's happening in space worries Air Force officials.	Magnuson, Stew		1394
Defense prodding agencies to beef up disaster preparedness planning.			311
DHS technologists continue search for tunnel detection technology.			200
Digital communications: industry pushing ahead with software-based radios.	Jean, Grace		869
Export laws: avoid the Scarlett letter.	Shaheen, Fred; Reeves, Johanna		679
First responder teams eye military urban trainers.	Jean, Grace		261
For contractors in war zones, business will keep growing.	Erwin, Sandra I.		892
Improved helmet display for army aircraft simulators.	Williams, Robert H.		122
In military acquisition, civilians rule.			106
Information gaps: troops in the digital age, disconnected.	Erwin, Sandra I.	Cover story	1708
Iraqi vendors urged to bid on U.S. contracts.			91
Know the enemy: mathematical models: the latest weapons against urban insurgencies.	Erwin, Sandra I.		1416
Looking North: controversial Secure Border Initiative demonstration program moving to Detroit.	Magnuson, Stew		336
Marine corps orders new convoy simulators.	Jean, Grace		535
Military GPS navigation tailored for civilians.	Williams, Robert H.		190
Military researchers seek ways to 'interrogate' buildings.	Magnuson, Stew		787
Military's new 'light' truck defies laws of physics.	Erwin, Sandra I.		984
Multi-mission underwater craft serves fed agencies.	Williams, Robert H.		109
NDIA events calendar.		Calendar	889
Port worker ID card criticized as wasteful and ineffective.	Magnuson, Stew		1233
Saving lives: simulations promise better training for combat medics.	Wagner, Breanne		1494
Science--technology engineering--mathematics.			248
Security demands fuel market for encrypted communications.	Jean, Grace		523
Sharper image: clearer TV screens nearing fruition.	Williams, Robert H.		85
Strategic command selling itself to field commanders.	Magnuson, Stew		427
Troubled US-visit program still seeking solutions.			279
United States and Britain at odds over weapons sales regulations.	Jean, Grace		743
Weapons under fire: Marine programs need to regain credibility, says acquisition chief.	Jean, Grace		862
What's next for ground robots?	Jean, Grace		820