| Defense Week 2003 Ron Laurenzo |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| AIA sees new duties in homeland defense.(Aerospace Industries Association) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Aircraft poised to strike chem-bio launchers.(U.S. military plans for quick air strikes against Iraqi biological or chemical weapons launch sites.) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Air Force bolsters Predator force in Iraq.(U.S. Air Force, Predator drone aircraft; Iraqi war) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Air Force boosting service life of F-16s.(U.S. Air Force plans to extends use of F-16 attack aircraft beyond designed life cycle) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Air Force committed to close-air support: General. | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Air Force: no plant ot retire A-10. | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Air Force overhauls acquisition process.(U.S. Air Force implement new purchasing procedures) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Air Force short of combat controllers, gunship crews.(U.S. Air Force shortage of specialized, highly trained personnel) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Air Force: 'Smart tankers' will fly this summer.(U.S. Air Force, tanker aircraft) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Army colonel: stop at three Stryker Bridages.(Col. Douglas Macgregor) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Army won't build new UAV for Comanche.(U.S. Army plans for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to work in tandem with Comanche reconnaissance helicopter are abandoned) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Artillery still awaits precision revolution.(U.S. Army use of precision guided weapons in Afghanistan and Iraq) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Bell joins European-U.S. team vying for Marine One.(Bell Helicopter Textron Inc.) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Boeing sees multiple partners on small UAVs.(Unmanned aerial vehicles) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Boeing-Sikorsky team girds for Comanche production. | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Chinese build-up targets U.S. forces in Taiwan Straits. | Literature/writing | Nathan Hodge, Ron Laurenzo |
| Comanche's looking up but now comes the crunch.(funding for the purchase of Comanche attack helicopters) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Conferees okay almost $30 billion for homeland security.(U.S. Congressional approval of Department of Homeland Security fiscal 2004 budget) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Dems would equip 300 airliners with antimissile systems. | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| DHS solicits anti-missile technology.(to be deployed on U.S. commercial airliners) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Global Hawk: Eyes over Iraq, brains in California.(Global Hawk is an unmanned aerial vehicle used by the U.S. Air Force) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Global Hawk gets ok to fly in civil airspace.(Global Hawk is an unmanned aerial vehicle) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Global Hawk scouts ahead for other UAVs.(Northrop Grumman's Global Hawk receives FAA authorization to fly over U.S. airspace unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Gripen makes debut in United States.(Gripen International attempts to market its JAS-39 attack aircraft to U.S. military) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Lawmakers: time to up rewards for SAMs in Iraq.(US legislators, antiaircraft missiles) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Leading lawmaker urges spiral development at DHS.(U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| MANPADs pose global threat to airlifters.(concern over Iraqi guerrilla attacks using man-portable air-defense systems (MANPADS) against cargo supply aircraft going in and out of airfields in Iraq) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| More UAVs, more headaches?(unmanned aerial vehicles) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| NORTHCOM Chief pumps up airships.(U.S. might use blimps to defend the U.S.) | Literature/writing | John M. Donnelly, Ron Laurenzo |
| Oklahoma base keeps old tankers flying.(U.S. Air Force to keep 40-year-old KC-135 in service) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Osprey goes through paces for press.(V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft puts on demonstration for members of the U.S. press) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Pentagon Okays Stryker Brigade for Iraq. | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Project would open civilian skies to UAVs.(U.S. Department of Homeland Security wants to use unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to patrol skies above U.S.) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Six terror-war veterans to be honored. | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Swedish air force looks to 'red flag'.(Sweden to participate in up-coming war games with U.S. armed forces) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Tinker AFB: Still strong after six decades.(Tinker Air Force Base (AFB)) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Unmanned Gulfstream jet could also be a tanker. | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
| Wanted: Russian biplane for special operations.(Antonov An-2 biplane, U.S. Air Force Special Operations Command) | Literature/writing | Ron Laurenzo |
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