Vol. 88 No. 603, February 2004
Index
- Editor's corner.
- State of manufacturing base is cause for concern.
- Army stresses 'joint expeditionary mindset'.
- Clarification.
- Defense spending fuels Aerospace growth.
- Erratum.
- Lobbying rules strict enough, says controller.
- Companies selected for air defense program.
- DHS awards multiple security contracts.
- Federal government gets 'D' in cyber security.
- Efforts needed to stop terrorist funding.
- Ballistic protection available for Humvees.
- Predicting environmental impact of military training.
- Wave barrier resists Hurricane winds.
- Army offers hot meals as alternatives to MREs.
- Navy pilots ride FAST, land safely.
- Simulator replicates 'G' forces in flight.
- Energy dept. commandos: 'as good as the military'.
- SOCOM creates new hub for fighting war on terror.
- Marine unit to deploy under SEAL command.
- Special ops aviators press industry to improve trainers.
- SOCOM a trailblazer for joint training.
- Back from Afghanistan, civil affairs unit deploys to Iraq.
- Legendary Israeli tank threatened with extinction.
- Military fuel-cell programs not yet ready for prime time.
- Precision systems let helos land in sandstorms, snow.
- Army to upgrade Land Warrior system with blue-force tracker.
- Army modifies weapon acquisition policies.
- Rapid-fielding team tasked to transform army acquisition.
- Army tests new rifle that could replace M16, M4.
- Safe harbors of Ethical conduct needed in defense procurement.
- The reality of 'Buy America' provisions.
- AGI.
- Ashore Readiness Division.
- Honeywell International.
- L-3 Communications, Security and Detection Systems.
- Lockheed Martin Information Technology.
- National Technical Systems, Inc.
- Navy Exchange Service Command.
- New York University.
- Northrop Grumman also has promoted John C. Golombeck to vice president.
- Northrop Grumman Corporation.
- Northrop Grumman, in addition, has named Mary Ann Benischek as its vice president.
- Raytheon Company's Missile Systems.
- Rolls-Royce Corporation.
- U.S. Central Command.
- Vitech Corporation.
- Whitney, Bradley & Brown Inc.
- Rassa wins NDIA Systems Engineering award.
- WID's 2004 schedule: getting off to a fast-paced start.
- Affiliate events.
- Events and descriptions.
- For future planning.
- Chapter events.