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Magazine Issue

Aviation Week & Space Technology - DTI Edition November 17, 2014

Front Line

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Darpa/Northrop Grumman Team Boost Chip Speed

Nov 17, 2014
Darpa-led team creates fastest-ever solid-state integrated amplifier
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ONR Trials Unmanned System For Small Boats

Nov 17, 2014
U.S. Navy developing unmanned surface vehicles to defeat growing threat from swarming small boats
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Army Upgrades Test Of Missile-Warning Software

Nov 17, 2014
U.S. Army, Georgia Tech develop improved testing of software upgrades for Common Missile Warning System
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Imaging Technique Rates Body Armor Protection

Nov 17, 2014
New ability to measure to extremely minute degree the dynamic deflection and failure of ballistic fibers as they deform under high-speed impact has U.S. Army Research Laboratory scientists closing in on developing innovative body armor for soldiers that outperforms current versions.

Naval Analysis

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Sub Builders Evaluate Battery Power Options

Nov 17, 2014
Australia, other nations, mulling tradeoffs of various submarine battery and propulsion alternatives

Infantry Technology

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Socom Eyes Protective Combat Suit

Nov 17, 2014
New Talos combat suit for U.S. special forces would provide ballistic protection as well as monitoring soldiers’ vital signs

Electronic Warfare

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NATO Swings At Russian SAM With MACE

Nov 17, 2014
NATO Growler tests Russian SAM capabilities during exercizes in Slovakia

Submarines

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Navy Plans Replacements For Ohio Boomers

Nov 17, 2014
The U.S. Navy is moving toward replacing its Ohio-class subs, but funding, production and technology issues still loom

First Person

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Human Rights Defender Alan Dershowitz’s Views On Israeli Conflict

Nov 17, 2014
Senior Defense Editor Bill Sweetman talks with Alan Dershowitz, a booster for the Israeli cause, about morality and warfare in general and in that country in particular.