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302. Flying military branch maneuvers in cyberspace
303. Good defenses make good neighbors: Weekend warrior units partner with foreign militaries, organizations to exchange expertise
304. Alternate universe opens new horizons to agencies
305. Move brings two high-level organizations into one edifice (single physical space, sharing a network backbone while keeping missions separate)
306. Network offers top-notch training to more for less: Simulations geared to protecting the United States are scalable, high fidelity and ready to go
307. Science and technology challenge strives to create first-of-its-kind qubit: Researchers are experimenting with a new material that could produce major advances for electronics
308. Patterns emerge from chaos: Basic research lays foundation for increasing targeting accuracy and situational awareness
309. Battle leaders express their frustrations and needs: The breakdown of communication barriers opens the doors for companies to make a difference
310. Satellite terminal chomps down system size: Smaller, lighter technology offers same connectivity as its larger, heavier counterparts
311. Joint fires provide insight into modern war: Exercises provide U.S. Army and others training with air assets so they have the knowledge they need for the fight
312. School has the MOVES (modeling, virtual environments and simulation) for cyberspace cooperation: A U.S. Navy education and research organization embraces trends in the virtual world
313. Division evolves to keep connections safe for everyone (the safety of many military links into the larger network)
314. Colossal computing power, itty bitty storage space (a wearable supercomputer)
315. Echelons and partners soon will be on Common Ground (geospatial analysis capabilities further into the realm of command and control)
316. Government works to stop actual bad guys in the virtual realm (investigating and prosecuting cybercrimes)
317. Path forward for sea service leads to machines functioning on their own: Autonomous vehicles will play an ever-increasing role in naval operations
318. Project brings open-source methods to defense realm
319. Putting the plug into person-borne bombs (testing options to reduce the threat of suicide bombers)
320. Words from the mouth of the boots on the ground: A signal captain from a Stryker unit documents the vehicle's value in combat
321. Partners employ web technology to manage emergencies
322. Narcotics and terrorism are linked, pose threats to hemisphere
323. Marines take a chomp out of multiple radars
324. The few, the proud choose cornerstone for the road ahead: America's elite military branch focuses on standardization and easy integration for management and communications
325. Friend or foe? Handheld, portable devices evaluate physical characteristics to help soldiers know the difference
326. Rifleman moves information sharing to the front of operations: Warfighters will use devices to keep in contact and transmit location data
327. Programs pull Korea into communications future: Efforts will replace outdated technology and offer redundancy and survivability
328. Forces take pre-emptive measures to improve response: Multinational partnership connects militaries and other agencies early to improve cooperation before disaster strikes
329. Coalition exercise evolves with fresh features
330. Military streamlines biometrics science spending
331. DSI (director of security and intelligence) Miami: New position reinforces commitment to collaboration: Command focuses on diplomacy, not defense
332. Software capabilities take off with new facility
333. Service aims to master threats before the bad guys (Air Force intends to ensure that American troops are not caught unawares by electronic threats)
334. Innovators imagine communications far down the road
335. Ideas become reality as new strategies unfurl
336. Organizations collaborate to capture and share adversaries' identity traits
337. Center builds robots with more bang for the buck
338. Army uses advanced systems to understand what soldiers know
339. Military considers the human factor in independent robots
340. Airmen train today, deploy tomorrow (aircraft simulation and instruction)
341. Simulation benefits troops and civilians
342. Identifying energy waves becomes faster and more precise: A new program aims to find dangerous materials with a mobile device
343. New methods, challenges for buying troop necessities
344. Custom Restricts Women
345. INGETROKKEN HOOFDSTUK: Patiënten met een migratieachtergrond
346. List of Contributors
347. Contract Cheating: Legal, Regulatory, and Policy Responses
348. Aldrin
349. Automatically Inferring Image Base Addresses of ARM32 Binaries Using Architecture Features
350. Sarcomas and sarcomatoid neoplasms of the lungs and pleural surfaces
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