January 2002 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Air Force Steps Up Effort To Care for Its Aging Aircraft
• Bio-Defense Program Poses ‘Sticky’ Issues
• Coast Guard Striving to Define ‘Normalcy’
• Expanding Military Missions Fuel Market for Custom Trucks
• Experts Urge Bush to Expand Anti-Terror Campaign
• French Firm Seeks to Fill Gap in U.S. Fire Support
• Industry Reaffirms Business Ethics Principles
• Information Warfare Pioneers Take Top Pentagon Positions
• Lawmakers Urge Shift in Military Spending Priorities
• Marines Clamor for Long-Range Artillery at Sea
• Marines Expanding Homeland Defense, Anti-Terrorism Roles
• Navy to ‘Mainstream’ Mine Warfare Within Five Years
• NDIA Lists Top Issues for the Coming Year
• Pentagon Industrial Policy Rooted in ‘Market Economics’
• Shallow-Water Mines Remain ‘Achilles’ Heel’ of U.S. Navy
• War Will Change Industrial Priorities, Says Policy Chief
• Washington Pulse
• Who Will Build U.S Army's New Medium-Weight Truck?

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