May 2003 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Aberdeen Test Center Courts Partners From Private Sector
• Air Force Wants Missiles Redirected in Flight
• Army-Navy ‘Common Missile’ To Replace Hellfire, Maverick
• Army Not Producing Enough Ammunition
• Army ‘Transformation’ Plans Could Be Revisited After War
• Czech Designer Introduces Armor-Penetrating 9 mm Ammunition
• Demand for Special Ops Forces Outpaces Supply
• Future Howitzer Is Not ‘Son of Crusader’
• Global Hawk Crashes: Who’s to Blame?
• How New U.K. Export Controls Will Hit U.S.
• Industry Suggests Improvements for Exports
• Lack of Autonomy Hampering Progress of Battlefield Robots
• Navy Starts Work on Next Class of Carriers
• Navy to Upgrade Aegis Ships With Open Software Standards
• Non-U.S. Firms Provide Niche Imagery Products
• Pentagon Reviewing Proposal To Create ‘Logistics Command’
• Pentagon Unhappy About Drone Aircraft Reliability
• Security Beat
• Special Operators Seeking A Technological Advantage
• Super Hornet Gains Combat Experience
• U.S. Base on Romanian Coast Bridges Europe, Middle East
• War Outcome Will Shape Future Investments
• War Prompts Urgent Requests for Sniper Rifles
• Washington Pulse

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