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Articles in Dec 2002 issue of Sea Power

• "Landmark" homeland defense bill receives Congressional approval
• A commitment to excellence
  by Vergun, David
• Russian official warns of nuclear pollution risk
• DOD appropriations: Success in the 107th
  by Rosen, Mark E
• SpecOps, Civil War style
  by Winkler, David F
• Lloyd's Register to develop Trimaran rules for Royal Navy
• catalyst of transformation, The
  by Kernan, William F
• Super Hornets strike in Southern Watch; Navy command ship deploys to Djibouti
  by Burgess, Richard R
• Tourism & terrorism
  by Walsh, Don
• Interview with Gen. Tommy R. Franks: Taking the fight to the enemy
  by Peterson, Gordon I
• first century is the hardest, The
  by Hessman, James D
• Danish decoy system for Australian Adelaides
• Spotlight on industry: ATK (Alliant Techsystems
• Japan Maritime Self Defense Force's enduring relationship with the U.S. Navy
  by Ishikawa, Toru
• Six companies selected for littoral ship studies
• Italian warship authority focuses on frigate project
  by Prestoon, Antony
• commander in chief, The
  by Fanning, Timothy O
• Armaris rises from marriage of DCN and Thales companies
• Defense industry notes
• High hurdles and purple-suit questions
  by Keeter, Hunter
• Indian Navy programs advance on broad front
• DDG Christened Chafee at Bath Iron Works yard
• Republican control of the Senate: What's ahead? The Lame-Duck session
  by Rosen, Mark E
• Sea-based forces and military transformation
  by Laird, Robbin
• Tactical Tomahawk passes underwater launch test
  by Burgess, Richard R
• Pending Congressional Business
  by Rosen, Mark E
• Editor's notes
  by Hessman, James D
• In the forefront of the war on terror
  by Kreisher, Otto
• Pakistani scientists report Shaheen III missile ready
• Iraq ordered to disarm
  by Peterson, Gordon I
• Preble commissioned in Boston with Constitution bow-to-bow