Vol. 91 No. 642, May 2007
Index
- Logistics requires teamwork, solid leadership.
- In defense of aircraft carriers.
- More on navy carriers.
- Tunnel warfare.
- Better business.
- Vehicle misidentified.
- Comrades in arms with penchant for bitter rivalries.
- $160b army effort so far an 'interesting experiment'.
- Air force tanker: a competition, but not really.
- Lawmakers wonder why services can't cooperate.
- SecDef laments paucity of reconstruction talent.
- Virulent outlook: expert slams federal government pandemic plans.
- Alienation, frustration contribute to the making of a terrorist.
- Governors want guard voice at the Pentagon.
- U.S. food supply chain among nation's many vulnerabilities.
- Scientists bemoan loss of exploration vessel.
- Fuel crunch: Air Force energy-saving plans face technical, financial hurdles.
- Tracking military supplies no longer requires RFID.
- Air Force gunships could be grounded.
- Erratum.
- Trouble shooter: Cohen puts imprint on beleaguered Homeland Security technology arm.
- 'Interim' fix: trials and tribulations persist in Joint Tactical Radio.
- Defense Department 'bundles' handheld radio procurements.
- Big-ticket army program still lacks communications network.
- 'Hybrids sailor': recruits virtually experience the high-tech Navy.
- Boot camp graduates sail through warship simulator.
- Blue screens: Air Force 'Virtual Flag' makes up for lost flying hours.
- Air Force to design specialized simulations for tactical training.
- Aerial convoys: Army, Marines plan improvements for cargo choppers.
- Loaded questions: Air Force struggles to define future airlift needs.
- Air Force may forgo cargo features in future refueling tanker.
- Eyes wide open: Army wants to make 'every soldier a sensor'.
- Unblinking gaze: soldiers test tools for urban surveillance.
- Flurry of lobbying reform affects defense industry.
- Chilled chips: smaller is better in satellite terminals.
- Explosive detection kits provide on the spot results.
- Landing zone kit comes in hardened case.
- Medical station boasts small arms protection.
- Rough and tumble laptop now available.
- Enhanced communication-information centers fielded.
- Flight evaluator unveiled.
- NDIA events calendar.
- Affiliate events.
- Chapter events.