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MAT 2002 ARCHIVES
Volume: 1 Issue: 3
Orginally published on: Jul 01, 2002
Listed below are the interviews, articles, and e-nnouncements that were published with Volume: 1 Issue: 3 of MAT:
- Materiel Provider
Interview with General Lester L. Lyles
Commander, U.S. Air Force Materiel Control
- From Reel to Reel
Once the stuff of sci-fi movies, pilotless combat aircraft are now a reality
By David C. Walsh
- Prowling for a Replacement
One Prowler replacement option receiving close attention is Boeing's EA-18 Electronic Attack plane, based on the Super Hornet.
By John Quigley
- Space: America's Final Frontier
The United States must mount a vigorous defense of its space-based systems before an adversary wreaks havoc.
By Senator Bob Smith
- Commanche Gets a Ringing Endorsement
Despite some bureaucratic and technical turbulence, the Commanche helicopter has managed to survive.
By David C. Walsh
- Learning the Ways of CAATS and MAATs
Training has begun for Canada's new Military Automated Air Traffic System, which will augment that nation's ATC system.
By Dan Cook
- Thales, Inc.
Interview with Dr. Lawrence J. Cavaiola
Chairman and CEO
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