Jane's International Defense Review 2006 Bill Sweetman - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Jane's International Defense Review 2006 Bill Sweetman
A different kind of smart: Weapons becoming autonomous and precise.(Joint Direct Attack Munition)	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
Air-to-air refuelling provides a force multiplier for expeditionary warfare.	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman, Michael J. Gething
Carrier renaissance: New-wave designs to maximise innovation.	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
Debate rages as military seeks to counter transport aircraft threat.	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
Final frontier revisited: The US responds to space requirements.	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
ISTAR platform battles loom in transition to new security era.	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
Lockheed Martin reveals Cormorant details.(unmanned combat air vehicle )	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
New threats encourage AEW&C growth.(airborne early warning and control systems )	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
Nuclear family planning: Fewer, smaller and safer warheads for future generation.	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
Pressure builds on JSF partner countries.(Joint Strike Fighter )	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
QDR confirms decline in fighter numbers.(Quadrennial Defense Review)	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
Satellite micro-revolution offers the potential for broader vision.	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
Technology drives US Joint Strike Fighter programme to the limit.(F-35 Lightning II)	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
USAF Predators come to age in Iraq and Afghanistan as Reaper waits in the wings.(General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc.)	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
US finally looks beyond the B-2 for long-range strike capability.	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman
US heavy-lift aircraft will stretch state of the art.	Military and naval science	Bill Sweetman

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