December 2001- TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Allies Express Support for U.S. War on Terror
• Base Closure Process Much Longer Than Planned
• Breaking the Small-Arms Technology Barrier
• Commandant: Short-Takeoff JSF Is ‘Affordable’
• Costs for Operation Enduring Freedom: Up to $1B Per Month
• Despite Doubts, Air Force Stands by Predator
• Evolving Industry Role in the War on Terrorism
• Export-Control Reforms Stall In Aftermath of Terror Attacks
• Fixed-Price Contracts Can Slash Cleanup Costs
• Joint ‘Air Picture’ Fractured By Long-Standing Rivalries
• Latest on Russian Rockets and Artillery
• Long-Range Bombers: How Many Does the U.S. Need?
• Marines and Navy Seals Show Interest in Backpack Missiles
• Munitions Sector ‘In Trouble,’ Despite New Funds
• Pentagon Panel: Targeting Far From Perfect
• Planned JDAM Upgrade Boosts Accuracy to 10 Feet
• ‘Plugfests’ Help Standardize Online Learning Technology
• Progress Report: NDIA’s Top Issues of 2001
• U.S. Intelligence Community Reaches Crossroads
• U.S. Navy Struggles to Keep Its Aging Aircraft Fleet Flying
• U.S. Should Not ‘Outsource’ Duties in Afghanistan, Expert Says
• U.S. Warplanes VulnerableTo Shoulder-Fired Missiles
• War Urgency Drives Decisions On U.S. Deployment of Drones
• Washington Pulse
• Women In Defense: Fall Events Summary

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