Vol. 90 No. 626, January 2006
Index
- We must prepare for defense budget crunch.
- A.P. Hill could be home to IED training.
- Despite $15b windfall, Army could cut programs.
- Emergency communications: a $100 billion problem?
- We need more cargo ... no, we don't.
- Protecting waterways: Coast Guard drops in on lawbreakers.
- Chief medical officer's role pondered.
- HAZMAT law in line for changes.
- Divorce for FEMA; marriage for Customs?
- TSA, Army test bomb detector.
- Visa malfeasance eyed.
- Complex realities lie behind U.S. rush to train Iraqi Army.
- Agency grapples with demand for detailed, timely intelligence.
- Roadside bombs spur cry for armored civilian vehicles.
- Japan moving toward more active regional, international role.
- Non-lethal weapon readied for battlefield.
- B-52 flies in face of critics.
- Undersized drone promises extended maritime surveillance.
- Erratum.
- Hidden enemies: adaptive foe thwarts counter-ied efforts.
- Beyond the gates: Europe-based NATO reaches deep into Asia, Africa.
- Germ warfare: Pentagon chem-bio program expands to homeland missions.
- Ironclad future: Army's armored force: mix of old and new.
- Into brown waters: Navy riverine force to report for Iraq duty in 2007.
- Deploying from ship decks: naval 'sea base' supporters seek to prove worth to Army.
- Out of reach: inter-agency communications systems remain uncoordinated.
- With an overstretched military, U.S. should create 'Home Guard'.
- Missing links: feds pursue better communication paths.
- The war against mother nature: companies repackage military products for disaster-relief, rescue applications.
- Sneak attack: plan to protect U.S. ports homes in on contraband.
- Long-range infrared binoculars developed.
- Truck armor: tough, light fiber protecting soldiers.
- Weapons elevator designed for future aircraft carrier.
- Reflective streamer gains kudos from Navy, Air Force.
- Sport body fuel drink takes edge off thirst.
- Business leaders make commitment to corporate ethics.
- NDIA launches defense manufacturing division.
- Winners named for 2005 Combat Survivability Awards.
- Women In Defense activities draw national attention.
- NDIA events calendar.
- Affiliate events.
- Chapter events.