Articles from National Defense (November 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'DARPA hard: research agency wants help solving the seemingly impossible.	Magnuson, Stew		1781
Coast Guard program successfully collecting biometric data at sea.			422
Defense Department task forces to beef up disaster response.	Magnuson, Stew; Wagner, Breanne		374
Defense system detects swarming boats in coastal waters.	Jean, Grace		408
Department of Energy.	Billings, Kevin W.		53
Energy efficient: Pentagon pursuing more advanced solar cells.	Williams, Robert H.		118
Ethical lapses provide valuable training tool.	Hickey, David T.; Connolly, Sean M.		877
Fast steel on target? Electric guns on Navy ships: not yet on the horizon.	Jean, Grace		2032
High definition imaging in the dark is a snap.	Williams, Robert H.		70
Homeland security policies overlook essential issues, says shipping executive.	Erwin, Sandra I.		958
How astronomical war budgets threaten U.S. National Security.	Erwin, Sandra I.		862
I don't know that robotics.	Stone, Douglas M.		65
Immigration's computer system emerging from 'stone age'.			262
License to boat? Government lacks clear plans to ID small vessels used as terrorist weapons.	Wagner, Breanne		2177
Marines and Navy at odds over ship priorities.			129
Medical device being marketed for homeland security applications.			193
Moving targets no problem with advanced sight.	Williams, Robert H.		59
NDIA events calendar.		Calendar	591
New nickel hydride charger.	Williams, Robert H.		81
No accidents: Pentagon publishes new safety guidelines for unmanned vehicles.	Erwin, Sandra I.		1367
Physical, privacy limits of domestic spy satellites questioned.			380
Plenty of resources, but even greater demand.	Farrell, Lawrence P., Jr.		837
Portable barricades sent to Iraq.	Williams, Robert H.		99
Powering the fleet: all-electric ship could begin to take shape by 2012.	Wagner, Breanne		1293
Proof of identity: U.S. government driving the advance of biometric technologies.	Magnuson, Stew	Cover story	2389
R&D outlook: Defense Department should refocus technology spending, experts warn.	Erwin, Sandra I.		1792
Remotely sensing soldiers' distress.	Jean, Grace		782
Science--Technology Engineering--Mathematics.			281
Sea services: facing uncertainty, Navy contemplates 'alternative futures'.	Erwin, Sandra I.		1569
Sensors would warn of aircraft fatigue.	Williams, Robert H.		117
Ship woes: Navy should have known better.			171
Simulation software helps paint humvees.	Williams, Robert H.		75
Sounding alarms: shipbuilders forecast exodus of submarine designers.	Jean, Grace		2368
Sunlight is no obstacle for this notebook.	Williams, Robert H.		95
Training the drivers.	Lasswell, James		47
Transforming Air Force intelligence.	Deptula, David A.		749
Turf battles over drones far from over.			214
Underwater killers: Navy's mine-hunting technologies wait for the Littoral Combat Ship.	Wagner, Breanne		1328
Units that work with civilians often disregarded, soldiers claim.	Magnuson, Stew		1320
Unmanned aircraft: 'a ridiculous situation'.			133