July 2003 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

• 7th Fleet Experiment Probes Navy’s Near-Term Concerns
• Air Force Balances Urgent Needs, Long-Term Goals
• Air Force to Run Wars From Sensor-Packed Jets
• Army Considers Privatizing Its Depots, Ammo Facilities
• Army Puts the Stryker on a Fast Track
• Army Redrafts Roadmap for ‘Land Warrior’
• Army Sets Up New Testing Center for Future Combat System
• Debate Over Logistics Reform Intensifies
• False Claims Act Suits Should Concern Defense Contractors
• Fuel Cells Could Help Army Cut Back on Batteries
• Military Depots: Politics Undermines Cooperation
• Military Logistics Chief Shoring Up Supply Lines
• Navy Cargo Ship, USNS Seay, Just Keeps Rolling Along
• Navy’s Sealift Command Picks Up the Pace
• ‘No Single Solution’ for Army’s Info-Tech Problems
• Researchers Dedicated to Improving Munitions
• Security Beat
• Security Technologies Should Be Networked, Pentagon Says
• War Lessons Reshaping Air Force Budget Priorities
• Washington Pulse
• What the Army Needs to Win the Logistics Battle

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