January 18, 2010

January 18, 2010

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ELECTRONIC WARFARE

Focusing EA

By DAVID A. FULGHUM7 min

SPACE

Polar Opposites

By AMY BUTLER6 min

ELECTRONIC WARFARE

Defeating IR Missiles

By DAVID A. FULGHUM6 min

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ELECTRONIC WARFARE

Focusing EA

Next-Generation Jammer may offer a doorway to future non-kinetic warfare

By DAVID A. FULGHUM7 min

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SPACE

Polar Opposites

Defense and civil agency infighting threatens next-generation U.S. weather satellite program

By AMY BUTLER6 min

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ELECTRONIC WARFARE

Defeating IR Missiles

As threats to helicopters evolve, U.S. services tap into sensor fusion

By DAVID A. FULGHUM6 min

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AIR TRANSPORT

Tokyo in Charge

Japan Airlines' restructuring risks upset of alliance balance of power

By BRADLEY PERRETT,ADRIAN SCHOFIELD6 min

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EUROPEAN AEROSPACE

Pain Management

This year mirrors last as EADS faces sustained program snags and market concerns

By ROBERT WALL,JENS FLOTTAU6 min

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SPACE

Low Pass

Moon dust and atmosphere mission is the next step to follow earlier findings

By MICHAEL MECHAM6 min

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ELECTRONIC WARFARE

Lethal Ops

Low-altitude, small-arms fire pushes advanced helo protection across U.S. service branches

By DAVID A. FULGHUM5 min

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COMMENTARY

MARKET FOCUS

A new poll by Morgan Stanley finds investors deeply divided about whether defense stocks will track, beat or lag the S&P 500 index in 2010. Respondents were bullish on General Dynamics Corp., bearish on Northrop Grumman Corp. and split down the middle on Lockheed Martin Corp. and split down the middle on Lockheed Martin Corp.

By Joseph C. Anselmo5 min

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DEFENSE

Overcoming Inertia

U.K. wrestles again with thorny task of implementing procurement reform

By DOUGLAS BARRIE5 min

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ELECTRONIC WARFARE

Duck the Soup

U.S. Army, Darpa and industry work to deconflict communications while adding network capacity

By DAVID A. FULGHUM5 min

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