August 2001- TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Affirmative-Action Regulatory Focus Shifts
• Aging Avionics Spell Doom For Air Force, Study Warns
• Airborne Radar: Military Systems Redesigned For Commercial Applications
• Allies Urge U.S. to Open Lines of Communication
• Army Aims for More Precise Ways to Drop Troops, Cargo
• Combat Troops Pitch a New Generation of Field Shelters
• Florida, Ohio Reps Lobby for Space Dollars
• GAO Report on Deepwater: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy?
• Government Policy Notes
• ‘Millennium Challenge’ Will Test U.S. Military Jointness
• More Military Business on Vought’s Horizon
• Navy Can Secure ‘Access’ for Joint Force
• Navy’s Oldest Base Gets Clean Sweep, Fore and Aft
• Nuclear Power Can Help Solve Energy Crisis
• Pearl Harbor: It Was More Than a Movie
• Radar Upgrade for Hawkeye Could Bolster Sales Abroad
• Senate Leadership Change: What It Means for Defense
• Setting the Record Straight On Mobile Offshore Bases
• Stricter Emissions Standards Prompt FMTV Engine Redesign
• Un-Piloted Hybrid Plane: Potential Escort for V-22?
• USAF Software Automates Environmental Forecasting
• Washington Pulse
• Wireless Phones To Be Made Secure, by Pentagon Standards
• World Market for Early Warning Radar Could Reach $30 Billion

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