OCTOBER 2002 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Companies Should Be Better Prepared to Deal With Losses
• Criteria for NATO Admission Shift After 9/11
• Desert Drills Help Fine-Tune Army’s Light Artillery System
• Information Sharing Key to Homeland Security
• Joint Focus Sought In Personnel Recovery
• Nations Seek NATO-Compatible ID Systems
• Navy-Air Force Plan to Modernize Electronic Warfare Is ‘Unconvincing’
• Navy Aviation: Skills Surpass Smart Weapons
• Navy Aviation Mishaps Cost $4.3 Billion Over Five Years
• ‘Network-Centric’ Submarines Expand Commander’s Options
• Pentagon Introduces Civilian Code of Conduct
• ‘Persistent’ Intelligence Feeds Benefit Air Combat Planners
• Pilot-less Combat Aircraft Not Ready for Carrier Ops
• Robots Not Smart Enough Yet For Navy Deep-Ocean Missions
• Security Beat
• Ship Maintenance Still Far From the Information Age
• Stryker Not Up to Speed in Some Areas, Soldiers Claim
• U.K. Watchkeeper Sets Tone for UAV Programs
• Ukraine Aiming for NATO Membership
• U.S. Army Presses Ahead On Precision-Guided Artillery
• U.S. Transportation Command Curbing ‘Customer Wait Time’
• Washington Pulse

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