JULY 2002 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Air Force Seeks to Simplify Bomb-Packing Procedures
• Army Transportation Unit Adapts to Growing Demand
• Changes Planned for Army Pre-Positioned Stocks
• Commerce Dept. Promoting U.S. Investment in Central Europe
• Fear of Fratricide Prevailed In Afghanistan, Troops Say
• Future Combat System Begins to Take Shape
• Gen. Jumper: Time to ChangeTraditional Program Advocacy
• Germany Tightens Anti-Terrorism Measures
• Government Agencies Consider Adopting ISO 14000 Standards
• Logistics Transformation: Army Vows to Make It Work
• Marine Corps Mulling Over Options for Heavy Lift Helos
• Marines Call Off Light Truck Procurement
• More Lift Needed, Avers U.S. Transportation Chief
• Nuclear Propulsion a Priority At NASA, Says Administrator
• Policy Committees Offer Networking Venues
• Port Security Will Improve, but Gradually
• Search-and-Rescue Helicopter Competition Delayed Until ‘06
• Security Beat
• Setting Priorities for Defense Programs
• Success of ‘Lessons Learned’ Process Based on Truthfulness
• Ultra-Light Gator Gets Heavy Backing in Combat
• Upgraded Chinook: More Cargo at Higher Altitudes
• U.S. Coast Guard Prepares To Plunge Into Deepwater
• U.S. Combat Rescue Radio Survives Trying Tests
• War on Terrorism Tests Logisticians’ Skills
• Washington Pulse

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