July 2001- TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Air Force to Select Advanced Targeting Pod
• Army Striving to Lighten Load for Combat Soldiers
• Army Training Site Brings To Life the Horrors of War
• Bush’s Missile Defense Stance Prompts Allies to Mull Options
• Chem-Bio Protective Garments: Making Them Lighter, Tougher
• Could Deepwater Help Lift U.S. Industrial Might?
• Environmental Regulations Limit Training of U.S. Troops
• Futuristic Soldier Suits to Be Chameleon-Like
• Government Funding Can Make or Break Small Firms
• Gunship Sensors Optimized for Urban Warfare
• Hazardous Waste Disposal Complicates U.S. Deployments
• Industrial Espionage Becoming ‘Big Business’
• Israel Urging U.S. to Export Anti-Missile System
• Join the Mighty 8th and Master the B-17
• Navy to Phase Out Steam Catapults on Carriers
• NDIA Changes Leadership, but Its Mission Remains the Same
• ‘New Utes’ Designed by Marines for Marines
• Novel Ship Hull Forms Still a ‘Tough Sell’
• Senators Call for More Base Closures
• Troops-on-the-Move to Get Increased Force Protection
• U.S. Firms Target Global Market at Arms Fair
• Washington Pulse

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