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Defense Watch
June 2023
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Ukraine's Potential NATO Membership Hotly Contested by Experts
By Allyson ParkUkraine’s potential acceptance into NATO is a currently developing issue that is hotly contested by experts. The Biden administration has, in the past, made it clear that they are not interested in accepting Ukraine into NATO, but European officials are becoming more eager to take that step, especially as the war between Ukraine and Russia continues. -
Security and Counterintelligence
June 2023
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Women at Disadvantage for Security Clearances
By C. Adrienne BaughmanWe have got it good on Florida’s Space Coast where we are surfing a boom in the commercial space industry. -
Security and Counterintelligence
February 2023
The Free Press - A National Security Issue?
Despite decades in the journalism profession, it wasn’t until recently that I began to see what I do for a living as a potential national security issue: that a strong and vibrant free press in the United States strengthens the nation’s security, but a weak free press could be a vulnerability. -
Intelligence and Surveillance
December 2021
Lightweight Optics Could Aid Nighttime Military Operations
A photonics technology company has developed new optics compatible with night vision goggles that executives say can help give military personnel crystal clear vision at night. -
Land Forces
June 2021
Israeli Firm Delivers Advanced Targeting System
By Meredith RoatenSmart Shooter, an Israel-based developer of fire control systems, has delivered a new optical targeting scope to the Defense Department for testing. -
Defense Department
June 2002
Security Vehicle Links First Responders With State, Feds
By Sandra I. ErwinA Hummer truck equipped with state-of-the-art communications technology served as a command and control hub for U.S. government agencies responsible for security operations at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. -
May 2002
Military Wireless Systems Require Sturdier Defenses
By Fred IlsemannRadio frequency interference is pervasive in the wireless age. -
August 2001
Radar Upgrade for Hawkeye Could Bolster Sales Abroad
By Sandra I. ErwinThe U.S. Navy’s E-2C Hawkeye carrier-based surveillance aircraft could improve its chances for more international sales after it receives a new radar later this decade, said industry executives. -
April 2000
Sales of Defense Systems Abroad Critical to National Security
By Lawrence F. SkibbieForeign sales of defense equipment are big business for our nation.
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