Vol. 99 No. 736, March - March 2015
Index
- Ash carter could face big decisions on industry consolidation.
- In budgets as in war, hope is not a strategy.
- Rules issued to combat human trafficking.
- 'Distributed lethality' concept boosts navy's need for new weaponry.
- New body armor to lighten soldier load.
- New software would allow drones to read license plates.
- DHS budget request has little for maligned border drone program.
- Researchers uncover new vulnerability for computers used in public places.
- Counter-terrorism officials look for ways to stop small unmanned aircraft.
- Suspension and debarment of contractors: Is it going too far?
- Defense department takes steps to energize cutting-edge research.
- Boeing under mounting pressure to deliver new tanker.
- North korean cyber attack on sony poses tough security questions.
- Air Force, Navy take steps to restore nuclear forces' reputations.
- Coast Guard refocusing missions toward western hemisphere, arctic.
- Defense Logistics: too much unwanted inventory, not enough of what is needed.
- Defense Logistics Agency Seeking to Slash Billions from Procurement Budgets.
- Market for performance-based logistics grows.
- Middle east turmoil disrupts navy's ship maintenance plan.
- NDIA calendar.