Articles from National Defense (March 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Smart Chaff' being developed to thwart surface-to-air missiles.	Wagner, Breanne		394
Are you interested in inspiring young people to be science and technology leaders?		Brief article	241
Are you prepared for a government probe?	Ifrah, A. Jeff; Kardell, Nicole G.		801
Call for help: for first responders, high-tech communications still out of reach.	Magnuson, Stew	Cover story	2071
Clarification.	Grauel, David	Correction notice	202
Congress still undecided on how to protect airliners from missiles.	Magnuson, Stew		842
Creating the body's microenvironment to grow artificial organs.	Jean, Grace V.		774
Deja vu all over again.	Mehrtens, Fritz	Letter to the editor	476
Demand for blimps soaring.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief article	84
Demand on the rise for small hovering drones.	Wagner, Breanne		911
Early planning is key.	Ferguson, Bob	Letter to the editor	513
F-22 in dogfight against news media.			133
I send Christmas cards and congratulatory notes.	Sejo, Norman	Brief article	64
It's a workforce problem.	Skantze, Lawrence A.	Letter to the editor	649
It's got nothing to do with capability.	Dailey, Dell L.	Brief article	65
Kryptonite laser system shines in daylight.	Williams, Robert H.	Brief article	108
Lockheed Martin Divisions win NDIA Engineering Awards.			192
Mass notification alert systems spread on campuses.	Magnuson, Stew	Brief article	207
Navy slows pursuit of autonomous vessels for coastal surveillance.	Wagner, Breanne		762
NDIA calendar: upcoming exhibits, shows and events.		Calendar	1153
NDIA Combat Survivability Awards presented.			162
Non-military participation key to effective disaster response.	Wells, Linton, II; Lo, Timothy C.		755
On alert: pilot stress, aging equipment cause angst at D.C. Air Guard.	Jean, Grave V.		1615
Quick fix: helicopter needs repair? Grab the tape.	Williams, Robert H.		147
Reforms are working!	Phillips, Jon	Letter to the editor	195
Rising costs shipwreck Navy's expansion.		Brief article	124
Road warriors: robots get smarter, but who will buy them?	Jean, Grace V.		1963
Science fiction mavens offer far out homeland security advice.	Magnuson, Stew		531
Sea worthy: government action needed to fix troubled shipbuilding sector.	Gropman, Alan L.		1412
Secret service hopes use of new escape mask proliferates.	Magnuson, Stew		333
Seeing the enemy: urban wars fuel demand for more accurate sensors.	Wagner, Breanne		1190
Small business innovation research: renew it now!	Farrell, Lawrence P., Jr.		833
Stovepipe dreams: goal of a 'network-centric' military seems distant.	Magnuson, Stew		1296
Top enlisted sailor calls for 'deck-plate diplomacy'.			153
Tough decisions on future military roles and missions.	Erwin, Sandra I.		825
Tracking personnel inside buildings: a tough problem to solve.	Magnuson, Stew		612
Tunnel of truth: transportation lab seeks radical change at airport checkpoints.	Magnuson, Stew		360
Undersea Warfare Division recognizes technology leaders.		Brief article	236
War machines: for now, lethal robots not likely to run on auto-pilot.	Magnuson, Stew		1749
We can't be with one foot in Iraq and one in Afghanistan.	Conway, James T.	Brief article	64
What's next for MRAP?		Brief article	178