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When Infowar becomes a real war
The future of warfare in the physical world is changing with the times as
well. Biological and chemical weapons are considered serious threats to
peace around the world. Smart bombs, space-based weapons, non-lethal force
and psychological weapons are becoming realities.
U.S. scrambles to meet biological warfare threat
Army tests new technology for next century
The future looks bright for this smart bomb factory
Space: The ultimate "high ground"
Police in New Jersey get non-lethal bullets
Commando Solo: Psychological warfare takes to the sky
Navy develops remote-controlled ship
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Fighting wars with bombs and bits |
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High level hacking looms as threat to nation's financial systems Austin 360 (Texas)
War games on Wall Street
Is the U.S. prepared for Infowar?
Country is vulnerable to computer attacks, report says
Critics say warnings of cyberwar are overstated
Military technology used for civilian applications
Opinion: With financial muscle, who needs weapons?
Editorial: Changing defense to meet the future
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From the Web |
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Defense Science and Technology Planning U.S. Department of Defense
Space and naval warfare systems command
Winn Schwartau's Infowar.com
Glossary of Information warfare terms
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