APRIL 2002 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Air Warfare Tactics Refined in Afghanistan
• Despite Splendid Deeds, Navy Remains Target of Budget Ax
• Army Pondering Alternatives For Tactical Missile Payload
• Army’s Next Battle: Fuel, Transportation Costs
• B-52 Bombers Upgraded With Advanced Radios
• Combat Identification System Contributes to Live Training
• Combat Survivability Unit Hands Out Awards
• Defense Agencies Display High-Tech Equipment
• Defense University Revamps Acquisition Training Program
• E-Business Offers Homeland Defense Fixes
• Expect More ‘Messy Little Wars,’ Researcher Says
• Heavy-Duty Hauler Pushes Limits of Truck Technology
• High-Tech Training System Targets Urban Combat Drills
• Industry Advocates Use of Electronic Brakes
• Joint-Service Warning Network Program Stalled
• Lessons Can Be Drawn From Afghan War
• Marine Corps Logistics Vehicle System Replacement
• Marines Re-Examine Needs for Light Trucks
• Office of Homeland Security Facing Daunting Challenges
• Operation Flashpoint: A Cold-War Crisis
• Pentagon Budget Hits Some Rough Spots on Capitol Hill
• Project Metropolis Brings Urban Wars to U.S. Cities
• SOCOM Will Spend Bonus Dollars on Modernization
• TACOM Chief: Army Industrial Base in Peril
• Technologies for Special Ops Aimed at “Transformation”
• Terror War Calls For Higher R&D Spending
• Unmanned Underwater Vehicles Not Quite There Yet, Navy Says
• U.S. Facing Alarming Ammunition Shortfalls
• U.S. Services Test Aussie-Built Catamaran
• Washington Pulse

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