| Defense & Security Electronics |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 1996 buyers' guide.(Buyers Guide) | Electronics and electrical industries | |
| Achieving the promise of object-oriented software. | Electronics and electrical industries | |
| Ada to the rescue: modernizing a legacy system. (computer language) | Electronics and electrical industries | Crafts, Ralph |
| Advanced imaging technologies find aircraft flaws. (Air Force's Non Destructive Inspection Facility) | Electronics and electrical industries | Gourley, Scott |
| Are you ready to select the right portable data acquisition system? | Electronics and electrical industries | Schraff, Fred |
| Buried in paper? Tune in to an optical jukebox. | Electronics and electrical industries | |
| CALS: what does it mean for you and your organization? (Computer Aided Logistics Support) | Electronics and electrical industries | Gourley, Scott R. |
| Commerce Department pursues data storage advances. | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Roger |
| Commercial off-the-shelf devices combine to save lives. (Tactical Communications) | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Roger |
| Commercial satellite imaging helps DoD maintain the peace. (Dept. of Defense)(includes related article on satellite imaging technology) | Electronics and electrical industries | Hanley, Colleen, Messina, Joe |
| Computers: does COTS cut it? (commercial-off-the-shelf sourcing for Defense Dept computers)(includes related article on ruggedized computers) | Electronics and electrical industries | Alway, Curt, Baker, Don |
| Computer security - the weak link?(Editorial) | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Roger |
| Directory. (suppliers of defense and security electronics)(Directory) | Electronics and electrical industries | |
| DMS conference underscores the need for support of older systems.(Diminishing Manufacturing Sources) | Electronics and electrical industries | Weiss, Peter Ulrich |
| DMS: keeping your Eagles, Tomcats and Mustangs up and running.(Diminishing Manufacturing Sources) | Electronics and electrical industries | Redding, John |
| DoD surveillance demands refocus on airborne systems. | Electronics and electrical industries | Gourley, Scott |
| Does COTS mean compromise for data storage users? (use of commercial-off-the-shelf products) | Electronics and electrical industries | Kayes, Edwin |
| DSP technology boosts multi-channel receiver performance. (digital signal processing) | Electronics and electrical industries | Kellerhoff, Cornelius |
| Dual-use technologies rescue silent movies. (digital instrumentation magnetic recording) | Electronics and electrical industries | |
| Face recognition: the oldest way to verify ID is now the newest.(Imaging Technology) | Electronics and electrical industries | Kuperstein, Michael |
| Getting the most for your ruggedized computer dollar. | Electronics and electrical industries | Alway, Curt |
| How you can avoid confusion when purchasing a data recorder. | Electronics and electrical industries | Buschbach, Chuck |
| Information empowerment: the key force multiplier. (Computer Security)(includes information on multi-level security) | Electronics and electrical industries | Guilbault, R.G. |
| Library Systems: 21st century technology today. (digital data storage selection) | Electronics and electrical industries | Alway, Curt |
| Machine vision setting new standards in remote surveillance. | Electronics and electrical industries | Sink, David |
| Many options for implementing Fortezza is in the MISSI framework. (Fortezza PC Card; Multi-level Information Security System Initiative)(Computer Security Supplement) | Electronics and electrical industries | Lawrence, David |
| Meeting the COMSEC challenge. (communications security) | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Rober |
| "Nemesis": imaging technology provides countermeasures to defeat the IR missile threat.(infrared) | Electronics and electrical industries | Gourley, Scott R. |
| New HF transceiver technology benefits videoconferencing. (SICOM Inc. product) | Electronics and electrical industries | Putnam, Robert |
| New imaging technology helps soldiers survive on the battlefield. | Electronics and electrical industries | Gourley, Scott R. |
| New infrared camera improves U.S. Navy weapons testing. | Electronics and electrical industries | Caffee, Les, Keller, Patrick |
| New optical drive makes technological breakthroughs. (PD2000e rewritable optical and 4x CD-ROM data storage and retrieval subsystem) | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Roger |
| Optical jukeboxes play the right tune for mass storage. | Electronics and electrical industries | Ingmire, Pam |
| Over hill, over dell, but not overseas. (debate over sending US troops to Bosnia) | Electronics and electrical industries | |
| Positive identification using infrared facial imagery. (Thermal Imaging) | Electronics and electrical industries | Evans, David C. |
| PowerPC + Ada 95 = new power and software capabilities. (PowerPC Architecture) | Electronics and electrical industries | |
| Q-70: redefining commercial off-the-shelf for the U.S. Navy. (Loral Defense Systems Eagan's AN/UYQ-70 tactical workstation) | Electronics and electrical industries | Westergren, John |
| Real-time digital processing: getting the most out of your surveillance video. | Electronics and electrical industries | DeForest, Sherman |
| Researchers detail gigabit-scale DRAM cell effort. (Dynamic Random Access Memory) | Electronics and electrical industries | |
| Royal Air Force turning to COTS to support its Harriers.(commercial off-the-shelf) | Electronics and electrical industries | Hoare, Peter |
| Security solutions for wireless data communications systems. (includes related article on data-security techniques)(Computer Security Supplement) | Electronics and electrical industries | Cohen, Andrew, Millaway, Raymond |
| Solid-state mass memory goes airborne. | Electronics and electrical industries | Kaufman, Bruce |
| So when are we going to get the new technology?(Editorial) | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Roger |
| The "big six" elements of good security software.(Computer Security Supplement) | Electronics and electrical industries | Born, Richard |
| The evils of the military-industrial complex.(Editorial) | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Roger |
| The Internet: a threat to national security? | Electronics and electrical industries | |
| The need to keep the defense and security edge, part two.(Editor's Notebook)(Editorial) | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Roger |
| The state of the defense electronics industrial base. (part 1)(Industry Forecast) | Electronics and electrical industries | Moss, Kenneth B., Losman, Donald L. |
| The state of the defense electronics industrial base, part 2.(Industry Overview) | Electronics and electrical industries | Moss, Kenneth B., Losman, Donald L. |
| U.S. Air Force C2 lab exploring advanced concepts. | Electronics and electrical industries | |
| Versatile data acquisition arrives. (data acquisitions technology) | Electronics and electrical industries | Trcka, Milan V. |
| Videoconferencing: seeing is believing. | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Roger |
| View screen on Mr. Spock. (imaging and display technologies)(Editorial) | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Roger |
| What you need to know about ruggedized computers. | Electronics and electrical industries | Fisher, Paul, Iverson, Norm, Obright, Neil |
| Windows 95 is here ... but are you ready for it?(Microsoft operating system software) | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Roger |
| Windows 95 - "it's alive."(software improvements)(Editorial) | Electronics and electrical industries | Lesser, Roger |
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