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The US Army is the world’s most powerful conventional force and had extensive military means at its disposal, from M1 Abrams tanks to Apache helicopters and Gray Eagle reconnaissance drones, as well as a million soldiers.

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UNITED STATES RUSSIA 29/10/1998

THE CASE AGAINST AN AMERICAN SPY

An affidavit issued by the FBI after it proceeded with the little-noticed arrest of former Army intelligence officer David Sheldon [...]

UNITED STATES 03/09/1998

BRUSHING UP THE ARMY'S MENTAL AGILITY

The US Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) has just awarded a $42.1 million contract to the Sterling Software company [...]

UNITED STATES FRANCE 16/07/1998

PARIS WANTS TO LISTEN IN ON IRIDIUM

The international Iridium LLC consortium has begun buying full-page advertisements in French dailies to announce its plans to launch a [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES FRANCE 16/07/1998

WHY USAF CHASES FRENCH HACKERS

The United States appears determined to test both the legal goodwill and technical capacity of its European partners just as a G-8 working group begins its work at Washington's behest to hammer out a legal framework enabling the industrial nations [. [...]

UNITED STATES 04/06/1998

FIRST AUTOMATIC TAKEOFF FOR OUTRIDER

Alliant Techsystems' tactical unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) Outrider has made [...]

UNITED STATES EUROPE 07/05/1998

DECOYS JUST KEEP GETTING SMARTER

The first international conference and exhibition ever organized in France by the U.S. Association of Old Crows was held in [...]

UNITED STATES 07/05/1998

MINIATURE ROBOTS FOR U.S. ARMY

By the year 2000 the U.S. Army could be using [...]

UNITED STATES 23/04/1998

GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE FORUM

Open Sources Solutions (OSS) is staging its seventh annual conference [...]

UNITED STATES 19/03/1998

A GLIMPSE AT AMERICAN SIGINT

A key element in the management of the U.S. signals intelligence effort, the National SIGINT Committee, has undergone a number [...]

UNITED STATES 18/12/1997

TO SEE THROUGH TREES

The Hughes Aircraft Co. has just announced that it has [...]

FRANCE UNITED KINGDOM 20/11/1997

A SHARED FRANCO-BRITISH VIEW

During a seminar on Nov. 6 at the Ecole Militaire (Military College) in Paris, lieut.-col. Felix Faucon from the Centre [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 28/08/1997

ANTI-SNIPER DEVICE

A research project commissioned by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) [...]

UNITED STATES 24/07/1997

LAST POST FOR PANAMA OPERATION

The United States recently closed down its last big military intelligence facility in Panama as a prelude to turning the [...]

HUNGARY 29/05/1997

HARD MARCH INTO NATO

Hungary's forthcoming membership in NATO is causing turmoil in the Hungarian armed forces and military intelligence. For instance, the head [...]

UNITED STATES 15/05/1997

A MARKET PLACE FOR INTELLIGENCE

Open source intelligence isn't designed to replace either spies or satellites but should be able to provide political decision-makers with [...]

UNITED STATES 15/05/1997

PROMISING RESULTS

A project funded by the Pentagon to develop ground-penetrating radar [...]

SWEDEN 30/04/1997

WHY THE SWEDISH TREE FELL

The American journalist Allan Francovich, reputed for his investigative documentaries on covert U.S. intelligence operations, the Gladio Stay Behind network [...]

UNITED STATES 30/04/1997

ELECTRONIC UMBRELLAS GET SMALLER BUT BETTER

The U.S. Army has finished testing the latest version of [...]

UNITED STATES 13/03/1997

WILLIAM PERRY

William Perry, who served successively as deputy defense secretary and then defense secretary from 1993 to earlier this year, has [...]

UNITED STATES UNITED KINGDOM 27/02/1997

SOFTWARE KEPT SOLDIERS OUT OF TROUBLE

A Scottish company that is currently expanding in the U.S. claims that a software tool it developed was largely responsible [...]

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PARIS WANTS TO LISTEN IN ON IRIDIUM

WHY USAF CHASES FRENCH HACKERS

FIRST AUTOMATIC TAKEOFF FOR OUTRIDER

DECOYS JUST KEEP GETTING SMARTER

MINIATURE ROBOTS FOR U.S. ARMY

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ANTI-SNIPER DEVICE

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