Vol. 94 No. 668, July 2009
Index
- Industry ethics: going beyond the call of duty.
- Can the Pentagon break its addiction to supplementals?
- Energy security.
- Lessons from future combat systems.
- Military health care.
- Nonsensical points.
- Robots in the Military.
- Tanker competition.
- Working with allies.
- 7 Deadly myths.
- Budget Scuttlebutt: how far will Gates go in 2011?
- Decline of military labs undermines U.S. security.
- Memo to commanders: less micromanaging.
- Shipbuilding plans shrouded in secrecy.
- Virtually blind: failures reported in key component of U.S.-Mexico electronic fence.
- Specialized chem-bio unit to fully stand up in 2011.
- Wanted: one fast affordable field-ready DNA testing device.
- Committee seeks to vet homeland security technology for 'public acceptance'.
- Satellites at the beck and call of ground troops.
- Defense industry must embrace social media.
- Where's the oil? How trade, deficits, strategic petroleum reserves affect U.S. national security.
- Greener military: Defense Department's energy strategy debated.
- Defense must measure true cost of fuel, says acquisition chief.
- In the U.S. military, energy-saving projects proliferate.
- Cyber-attack: U.S. plans to destroy enemy computer networks questioned.
- Know thy enemy, but also thy allies: U.S., coalition troops to rehearse for combat in simulated Afghan war.
- 20-20 Hindsight: lesson for Army: forget everything you learned before you went to Iraq.
- Wanted: soldiers with cultural savvy.
- Unmanned Air Forces: countries big and small set out to make their own pilotless aircraft.
- U.S. losing critical skills needed to weaponize unmanned systems.
- Spreading wing: Air Force responding to insatiable demand for surveillance drones.
- They're watching you: 360-degree sensor to help troops nab insurgents.
- Eyes of the fleet: Navy awaits arrival of powerful new radar-equipped aircraft.
- Aerial drone sensor data now linked to Apache helicopters.
- Family of small, economical thermal cameras introduced.
- Stay active: breathable suit: protects users from hazardous materials.
- This machine eats computer hard drives.
- Wireless bus leading to more proficient satellites.
- Notebook takes licking, but keeps on ticking.
- Ruggedized, multi-feature PDA weighs 14.5 ounces.
- SATCOM hardware will be downsized on Navy ships.
- Tiny drone soars in field testing.
- Weapons grade laser validated in military test.
- Companies must resist temptations to cut corners.
- NDIA ethics committee.
- 'Project lead the way' key to future defense industry workforce.
- Gen. Petraeus receives Eisenhower Award.
- Menker accepts Cork award.
- NDIA calendar: upcoming exhibits, shows and events.