July 2004 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

• 2005 Defense Bill Beginning to Take Shape
• Air Force, Navy to Join Forces On Unmanned Aircraft Project
• Air Force Seeking Funds to Connect Weapons in Flight
• Air Force Seeks to Upgrade Close Air Support Fleet
• Army Ponders New Diesel Engine for Humvee Trucks
• Army, First Responders Getting the Hook
• Army Has High Expectations For Smart Artillery Rounds
• Army Pilot Training Stresses Water Survival
• Army Trying to Catch Up With Demand for Gear
• Bull's Eye Munition Aimed at Smugglers
• Cloud Recognition System Watching Over Pentagon
• Counter-Terrorism Research Focused On Military Needs in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Emergency Rooms Unprepared for Bio-Attacks
• French Army Acquires Transport Chambers
• Global Industry Key to Defense Preparedness
• Heavy Armor Gains Clout in Urban Combat
• Investment Decisions Haunting Army Today
• Israel’s Main Battle Tanks Adapted For Urban Combat, Low-Intensity Conflict
• Lack of Specificity in Navy Shipbuilding Plans Irks the Industry
• Logistics Command Extends Reach of U.S. Seventh Fleet
• Military Bases Getting Protection Against WMD Attacks
• Multinational Naval Exercises Welcome in Southeast Asia
• Navy Gradually Embracing Composite Materials in Ships
• Navy Tests Coastal Warfare Systems Aboard New Catamaran
• Navy Will Have 25,000 Fewer Sailors by 2007
• Pentagon Setting Guidelines For Aircraft Interoperability
• Revised Rules for Close Air Support
• Scientists Seek Breakthroughs In Bio-Detection
• Security Beat
• Sensor Detects Intruders on the Move
• Services Need to Share Logistics Information
• Singapore Company Toys With Concepts of the Future
• Small Precision Bomb On Fast Track
• Sticker Shock Felt As New Radios Are Acquired
• Tagging War Shipments: Far More Complicated Task Than Expected
• Troop Carriers Survive Roadside Bombs
• Units Heading to Iraq Equipped With Upgraded Technology
• War Experience Provides Rationale For Marine Corps Logistics Reform
• Washington Pulse

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