MARCH 2002 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Acoustic-Energy Research Hits Sour Note
• Anti-Terrorism Planning Shapes Experiments
• Army’s Pine Bluff Arsenal Seeks New Assignments
• Breakthroughs Sought in Chem-Bio Sensors
• Chem-Bio Detector Market Reaches $400M
• Chem-Bio Attack Looming, Say U.S. Officials
• Close Air Support System Helps Reduce Fratricide
• Coast Guard’s Future Depends on Deepwater
• Environmental Market to Remain Flat in U.S.
• Germ-Warfare Defenses Tested in D.C. Subway
• Information Dominance Key to U.S. Security
• Navy Considering Hit-to-Kill Missile for Area Defense
• Navy’s Latest Destroyer: Is It a Ship or a Test-Bed?
• Non-Lethal Weapons to Gain Relevancy in Future Conflicts
• Pentagon Needs Accurate Accounting of Fuel
• Policy Issues That Matter to Industry
• Shipbuilding Sector Remains Uncompetitive
• Stopping Intruders Can Be a Sticky Mess
• U.S. Troops Find New Uses For Non-Lethal Weaponry
• Washington Pulse

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