Vol. 103 No. 776, July 2018

Index

• Hello, Goodbye.
• Industry Conferences More Valuable Than Ever.
• Bring on the Bean Counters.
• INNOVATION NATION.
• Live-Virtual-Constructive Training the Only Way.
• Quotable.
• Southcom: A Testbed for Innovation.
• Space Force: Resistance is Futile.
• Blasts from the Past: A look at stories from the pages of National Defense as NDIA and the magazine approach their 100th anniversary.
• Coming in July.
• Launches from Air Force Ranges.
• The Opaque Hypersonics Arms Race.
• Special Operations Command Exploring AI Tech.
• `Incredible Interest' in Cloud Computing Program.
• Counterterrorism Spending Tops $2.8 Trillion Since 9/11.
• U.S.-China Space Race Driving Increased Spending.
• Super Hornet Upgrade to Feature Advanced Cockpit.
• Inventor Develops INeuroscrambler' for Nonlethal Attacks.
• Polish Defense Firm Makes Moves to Crack U.S. Market.
• Pentagon Investing in Microelectronics Technology.
• United Kingdom Seeking Inroads with U.S. Defense Industry.
• Creating a Bulwark Against Chinese IP Theft.
• Cementing Silicon Valley Partnerships: A National Security Imperative.
• Some FAQs Answered About The New Cybersecurity Rule.
• Pentagon Set to Boost Spending on High-Tech Armaments.
• New Maritime Technology For Navy SEALS on the Way.
• Boeing Looks to Put KC-46 Tanker Woes Behind It.
• Contract Imminent for Unmanned Carrier-Baked Tinker Program.
• Wide Range of Outcomes Possible For New Drone Export Policies.
• THE POTENTIAL FOR AGILE: Industry touting flexible vehicle models to better secure space assets.
• Space Force Edict Comes as Leaders Attempt Major Acquisition Reorganization.
• VIEWPOINT: Space Congestion Threatens To 'Darken Skies'.
• Congress Looks to Redefine the 'Subcontract'.
• We May Not Be as Ethical as We Think We Are.
• Association Names Coogan Membership, Chapter Director.
• Record Number of Attendees at SOFIC 2018.
• NDIA CALENDAR.