october 2006 - TABLE OF CONTENTS

Featured Articles

• Armies Around Globe Trotting out High-tech Warrior Ensembles
• Army, Marines Strive to Improve Personal Combat Gear
• Army ‘Rapid Equipping Force’ Taking Root, Chief Says
• Combat Vehicle Designs Seek Increased Utility in Multiple Roles
• Drivers Learn to Escape Worst Case Scenarios
• Friendly Navies Sought For Unwanted U.S. Ships
• Government Testing Ankle Protector for Troops Inside Vehicles
• Module Monitors Movements in High-Interference Areas
• New Threats Force Armorers to Redesign Passenger Vehicles
• Robots Aid Soldiers, but can be Irritating
• Special Paint Hides Vehicles and Buildings From Enemy Sensors
• Truck Manufacturers Show Their Wares
• U.S. Labs Look for Edge as Night Vision Technology Spreads
• Vehicle Maker Wins Iraqi Army Deal, Rushes To Expand Production

Tech Talk

• 15-Year Battery Sought for Civilian, Military Satellites
• Air Force, Guard Aircraft Gain Defensive Clout
• Camouflage Wrap Useful in Combat
• Easy Access to Hydrogen Proposed
• High-Speed Imaging Advance Offers Fast Retrieval
• Navy launches high speed gun
• Secure Docking Permits Global Reach for Military
• Submersible Boat Gains Speed

Washington Pulse

• Army Launches ‘Missile Roadmap’
• Pentagon Policies Presume Guilt by Association
• Air Force Takes F-22 to Red Flag
• 'Response Force' Hampered by European Spending Fall

Ethics Corner

• Internal Investigations: Accounting for In-House Costs

President's Perspective

• Air Force Lab Aims for Relevant Research

Security Beat

• DHS outlines efforts to protect infrastructure
• More Questions Than Answers On Counter Missile Technology
• Interest Widens in Water-From-Air Technology
• Court Allows Random Searches in Subways
• DHS to Upgrade Nuclear Detection Capabilities

Defense Watch

• Roadside Bombs: An ‘Arms Race’ With No End in Sight

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