July 2006 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

Featured Articles

• Advanced Video Techniques Help Evaluate Marine Live-Fire Training
• After several recent national disasters, gaps in emergency communications still not fixed
• Biometric Check on U.S. Visitors Drawing Criticism
• Bomb disposal teams deliver blunt talk on robots
• Business Reforms Lead to Reduced Army Cleanup Costs
• Central Command: Defeating Insurgency Requires Improved Information Networks
• Equipment ‘Quick Fixes’ Are the Order of the Day
• Hunters Unearth Smuggling Tunnels
• Improvised Explosive Threat Reaches Global Scale
• Irregular warfare underscores equipment shortcomings
• Light source offers alternative to radio
• Military Finds Useful Roles for Robotic ‘Skydiver’
• Next-generation robots: bigger and better?
• Role of Unmanned Aircraft Questioned
• Russia’s Littoral Combat Ship Angles for International Sales
• Sensor-fusion software technology replacing traditional security systems
• Snipers Cannot Hide From Laser Sensor
• Spending climbs into billions, but skepticism grows
• Surveillance drone operators find ways to outsmart enemy
• Tactical radio project substantially weakened
• Troops use frontier for real-world training
• U.K. Defense Procurement Entirely ‘Joint’
• Wars giving boost to cutting edge technologies

Tech Talk

• ‘Chemical Companion’ gives right answers
• Classified Info Protector Unleashed
• Compressed Air Wags This TAIL

Washington Pulse

• It Does Not Pay to Be ‘Too Relevant’

Ethics Corner

• What’s Good for the Goose and the Gander

President's Perspective

• Misconceptions About the Defense Industry

Security Beat

• Suitcase bombs: separating fact from fiction

Defense Watch

• Defense Stifles Innovation Despite Urgent War Needs

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