Official reports - Mar 2005
  •  The Cruise Missile Challenge and US Security
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  •  DoD Must Improve Information on Major Programs
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  •  Commons Report on UK Arms Export Controls
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  •  Rolls-Royce Airline Market Outlook (Update)
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  •  European Security Needs In the Space Sector
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  •  British Post-Conflict Operations in Irak
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  •  Commons Alarmed by UK MoD's Helicopter Plans
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  •  Repairing Damaged US Equipment May Cost $18 Bn
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  •  Modular Brigade Concept Not Ready; Costs Explode
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  •  UK MoD Issues Investment Strategy Plan
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  •  Pentagon Spotlights Transformation Since 2001
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  •  U.S. National Defense Strategy Released
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  •  Pentagon Releases U.S. National Military Strategy
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  •  Assessment of JSF Aerial Refueling Method
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  •  UK Commons Report on MoD's Future Capabilities
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  •  “Considerable Risk” That FCS Program May Fail
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  •  F-22 Should Not Proceed Without New Business Case
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  •  E-10A Program Needs More Testing Before Production
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  •  The Troubled Development of the Airborne Laser
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  •  Watchdog Group Details Criticism of C130J
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  •  GAO Blasts Pentagon's JSF Procurement Plans
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  •  Watchdog's Report Shoots Down F-22 Raptor
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  •  New Zealand: Procurement Policy and Industry
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  •  India MoD Annual Report 2003-2004
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  •  GAO Wants Better Planning for UAV Programs
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  •  An Alternative Fleet for the Future US Navy
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  •  Army, Marines Must Better Manage NBC Training
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  •  Japan's Defense White Paper
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  •  US Army Modernization Plan 2005
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  •  US Army Posture Statement 2005
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  •  Audit: Australia's Armidale Patrol Boat Project
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  •  Japan Defense Program Guidelines, 2005-2009
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  •  GAO Says Case Not Made for F-22 and JSF
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  •  LCS Ship Design Requires More Analysis, Tests
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