Vol. 85 No. 564, November 2000

Index

• NDIA Educational Mission Allows Advocacy, Limited Lobbying Role.
• The Guns-Versus-Butter Debate Lingers On.
• Clarification.
• Erratum.
• READERSFORUM.
• Agency Focuses on Chem-Bio Homeland Defense.
• Changes Under Way @ DFAS.
• New space Service 'Inadvisable,' Senator Warns.
• Too Thin on Supervisors.
• Brits Funding 'Significant' Defense Modernization.
• Coping with Mobile Targets.
• Foreign Military Students.
• U.S. Air Force Ready in Europe, Command Claims.
• Unnoticed Relief Effort.
• Selection of Turbine for Abrams-Crusader Both Praised and Criticized.
• Navy to Begin Flight Testing Eight-Blade Composite Propellers for E-2C.
• Reporter to Future Military Leaders: News Media Is Your Best Friend.
• AMCOM Service Contracts Attract Small, Disadvantaged Businesses.
• U. K. Agency Relies on Air Combat Simulator to Test New Weapons.
• Marine Operational Squadrons Will Be Equipped With Simulators.
• STRICOM Contract Focuses on Worldwide Support for Trainers.
• E-Learning Replacing Conventional Classrooms, Says Navy Admiral.
• Flight Training Goes to the Movies With High-Resolution Graphics.
• Role of Training Systems in Military Readiness Gains High-Level Attention.
• F-22, Joint Strike Fighter Trainers Redefine 'Point-and-Click' Warfare.
• Mobile Range Instrumentation System To Be Tested on Carrier.
• Simulation of Human Behavior Helps Military Training Models.
• Army STRICOM Revamps Contracting Process.
• Over-Optimistic Promises Hurting Industry.
• On-the-Move, Combined-Arms Training Available to Soliders.
• Super Hornet Tactical Aircraft Trainer Suits U.S. Navy's Priorities.
• Emergency Response Teams Rehearse in Digital Simulators.
• Simulation Software Solution Does the Math.
• Ultra-Wide Band Radio Links Boost Indirect Fire Simulation.
• Air Defense Planning Aided by Simulations.
• Simulation Companies Fight For Piece Of World Market.
• NATO Steps Up Modeling And Simulation Activities.
• Video Games Gaining Clout As Military Training Tools.
• Aircraft Improvements Lead To Dilemma of 'Concurrency'.
• $65k Flight Simulator Draws Skepticism From Military Buyers.
• Navy Fine-Tuning Acquisition Strategy for Flight Simulators.
• Training Aids Mounted on Trucks and Tanks.
• Driver Training Needs Spawn New Business Opportunities.
• Advanced Software Bolsters Distance Learning Program.
• Lessons Learned Over the Net: A Boon for Info-Tech Industry.
• For Space Station Crew, Training Never Ends.
• Databases Move to Next Level In Distributed Mission Training.
• Technology Leaps All Around Propel Advances in Simulators.
• High-Octane Computers Spark Scientific Models, Simulations.
• Guard to Align With Army; Better Training on the Way.
• AAI Corporation.
• BAE SYSTEMS.
• CACI, Inc. Federal Systems.
• CAE Electronics.
• Camber Corporation.
• Computer Sciences Corporation.
• Delex Systems, Inc.
• Dynamics Research Corporation.
• The Boeing Company/Training and Support Systems.
• Evans & Sutherland.
• FlightSafety International.
• GRC International Inc.
• L-3 Communications-Link Simulation and Training Division.
• Litton TASC.
• Lockheed Martin Information Systems.
• Lockheed Martin Tactical NESS-Akron.
• NLX Corporation.
• Northrop Grumman.
• Science Applications International Corporation.
• SGI.
• Sun Microsystems, Inc.
• Thomson Training and Simulation, Inc.
• TRW.
• Veridian Engineering.
• Navy Kicks Off $7B Intranet Project.
• 'Worthy' Simulation Reference Now Available.
• Book Sizes Up German Paratroopers, Gear.
• Want to Polish Your Flight Skills? Try FLY! 2K.
• BRASSTRACKS.
• CBO Says Defense Budget Should Be $340B.
• Contractor-Labor Relations.
• Export Licensing Update.
• Foreign Sales Update.
• NDIA Loses Two of Its Longtime Supporters.
• United Defense Wins the Millennium Award.
• WID Holds Reception to Attract Members.