16/02/2005 |
A New Model Army Soldier Rolls Closer to the Battlefield
Tim Weiner | NY Times
The American military is working on a new generation of soldiers, far different from the army it has. ...
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16/02/2005 |
DHS Inspector General pans port security grant program
Martin Edwin Andersen | Port Security News
The Department of Homeland Security’s port security grant program is designed in a way that “compromises” its ability to ensure that funds are directed towards the nation’s highest homeland security priorities, the DHS Inspector General said in a just completed report. ...
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16/02/2005 |
A New Model Army Soldier Rolls Closer to the Battlefield
Tim Weiner | NY Times
The American military is working on a new generation of soldiers, far different from the army it has. ...
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15/02/2005 |
NSA may be 'traffic cop' for U.S. networks
Ted Bridis | Seattle Post Intelligencer
The Bush administration is considering making the National Security Agency - famous for eavesdropping and code breaking - its "traffic cop" for ambitious plans to share homeland security information across government computer networks, a senior NSA official says ...
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15/02/2005 |
Nuclear Offense
Michael Hirsh and John Barry | Newsweek Internacional
Kim Jong Il has one thing going for him: his ability to threaten the world with doomsday weapons. So how should the Bush administration respond to that threat? The 2006 budget calls for the United States to develop new 'bunker busting' nukes of its own ...
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15/02/2005 |
Rusia recupera terreno en venta de armas
Pedro Clavijo | Radio Nederland
El jefe del Servicio de Cooperación Técnico-militar de Rusia, Mijail Dmitriev, informó que, el año pasado, las ventas de armas convencionales rusas al extranjero alcanzaron cifras históricas que ascienden a casi los 6 mil millones de dólares. ...
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15/02/2005 |
Inouye hits Administration on port security
PSN Service | Port Security News
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15/02/2005 |
AAPA tells Senate more funds, better-focused security grant program needed
Martin Edwin Andersen | Port Security News
Executive Vice President Jean Godwin says Administration's new funding proposal runs counter to committee's intent ...
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15/02/2005 |
Spy world
Patrick Radden Keefe | Boston Globe
What happens when you get a bunch of spooks, lawmakers, gadget geeks, and military interrogators together in a hotel conference room and ask them to talk - on the record? ...
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15/02/2005 |
NSA may be 'traffic cop' for U.S. networks
Ted Bridis | Seattle Post Intelligencer
The Bush administration is considering making the National Security Agency - famous for eavesdropping and code breaking - its "traffic cop" for ambitious plans to share homeland security information across government computer networks, a senior NSA official says ...
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