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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 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 [...]

UNITED STATES 13/02/1997

PORTER GOSS

Named by speaker Newt Gringrich as president of the House's Select Committee on Intelligence on Jan. 27, Porter Goss, aged [...]

UNITED STATES 30/01/1997

JOINT STARS VS MUJAHIDEEN

In the fight to head off terrorism, U.S. special forces deployed in Bosnia -- the Special Operations Command Implementation Force [...]

UNITED STATES FRANCE 30/01/1997

FIRST ROBOT HELICOPTERS OPERATIONAL

Military intelligence has long made use of fixed-wing UAV's but the first unmanned helicopters are only now making their debut. [...]

UNITED STATES 16/01/1997

TOP GENERAL FOR MORRISON KNUDSEN

A general who retired after 33 years in the U.S. army's engineering corps has been given a key job in [...]

UNITED STATES 30/10/1996

A THROW-AWAY NON LETHAL WEAPON

The US Marine Corps' Commandant's Warfighting Laboratory (CWL) is carrying [...]

UNITED STATES 19/09/1996

LATEST ADVANCES IN TRANSLATION MACHINES

Thomas Pedtke, who holds the job of Associate Chief Scientist at the National Air Intelligence Center (NAIC), gave an interesting [...]

FRANCE 26/06/1996

NEW CHIEF FOR SPECIAL BUREAU

Col. Xavier Bout de Marnhac, head of the "special bureau" [...]

UNITED STATES 04/04/1996

LONGBOW APACHES IN WAR GAMES

The U.S. Army is already limbering up for a massive [...]

UNITED STATES 21/03/1996

MILITARY RIVALS FOR CNN

The American military has learned its lesson from the Gulf war and its intervention in Somalia: from now on it [...]

UNITED STATES 21/03/1996

A VIRTUAL COMMAND NETWORK

The U.S. Army has developed an electronic system that allows for information produced by units in the field to be [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES 21/03/1996

A NEW INDUSTRY IN NON-LETHAL WEAPONS

The switch to the operational use of non-lethal weapons has begun in the United States. The rare companies which undertook research and development into this family of anti-personnel and anti-equipment weaponry are now cashing in on their investment. [...]

UNITED STATES 07/03/1996

TOMORROW'S NON-LETHAL WEAPONS

The latest trends in non-lethal weaponry were examined by the Non Lethal Conference II which opened in Washington on March [...]

UNITED STATES 22/02/1996

AN URGENT NEED

The American Defense Preparedness Association (ADPA) is organizing its second [...]

UNITED STATES 21/12/1995

NEW DOCTRINE, FRESH DEFINITIONS

The U.S. Air Force has closely followed the Pentagon's lead in the way it defines Information Warfare, saying that IW [...]

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