Febuary 2002 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Army Simulator to Fill Gap In Combined-Arms Training
• Assault on the Small Arms Industrial Base
• Capability Maturity Model Proves Valuable In Weapons System Development, Fielding
• Commander Fears ‘Simulation Atrophy’
• French CEOs Are Courting American Partners
• Helo Upgrades Focus On Special-Warfare Missions
• Joint Strike Fighter Training Center Scheduled for 2008
• Joint Tactical Radio Expected To Meet Special-Warfare Needs
• New Mini-Sub Gives SEALs Extra Speed, Range, Payload
• Officials Push French-U.S. Industry Cooperation
• Role of Special Ops Evolves Over Time
• Special Operations Policy Shop Realigned
• Special Operators: Savvy Buyers Of Survival Equipment
• Special Ops Equipment: Newest—and Oldest
• Training Instrumentation Made Deployable
• U.S. Fears Proliferation of ‘Orphan’ Nukes
• Washington Pulse
• Who's Who In U.S. Special Operations Forces
• Why Special Ops Prefer C-130s for Many Missions
• Will Special Ops Success ‘Change the Face of War?’

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