June 2001- TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Anti-Radar Missile Aims for More Accuracy
• Biological Sciences Help Defense, Space Programs
• Computers in Combat: Double-Edged Swords
• Defense Industry Models Must Change to Draw New Investors
• Delaware Valley Competing for Federal Research Dollars
• Electronic Warfare Drone Developed With Commercial Technology
• Experts Question Lethality of OICW Warhead
• Fewer Launches Planned for Imagery Satellites
• Fuze Industrial Base Problems Should No Longer Be Ignored
• Killing Missiles From Space: Can the U.S. Air Force Do It With Lasers?
• Laser Satellite Potentially Useful for Imaging, Surveillance
• Loitering, Smart Cruise Missile Marketed to U.S. Navy
• Long-Forgotten Tunnel Revived For Homeland Defense Training
• Navy Early-Warning Aircraft Groomed for CEC
• Navy Offers ‘Comfort’ to Wounded Troops
• Non-Navy Helo Pilots Train For Ship-Deck Operations
• Pentagon Contracts Lack Incentives for Research
• Pentagon Endorses Biometrics To Enhance Computer Security
• Pentagon Unfairly Criticized In Chem-Bio Defense Effort
• Realignment of Space Programs Consolidates Lines of Authority
• Sensor Network Helps Clear ‘Fog of War’
• U.S. Navy Aircraft Carriers Are Here to Stay
• War From the Inside—Personal Viewpoints
• Washington Pulse

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