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Cumulative Index, 1979-1981

Journal of Defense Research, Volumes 11 through 13

The following index shows the articles and their authors that appeared in the regular and special issues of the Journal of Defense Research during the publishing years 1979, 1980, and 1981, with the articles being listed by title and by principal author. By definition, the principal authors in this list are taken to be the persons whose names are shown first in the articles' title blocks. Coauthors' names are shown in their alphabetical order and are re­ferred to the listing under the principal author's name. In general, our small supply of overrun copies for each issue is exhausted to requesters within a few weeks after the issue has been mailed to listed recipients. Re­production copies can be obtained in the usual way of receiving ~fense docu­ments by contacting the Defense TechnU:al lnfoT7TUJ.ticn Center (DTICJ, Ca­meron Staticn, Alexandria, Virginia 22314. The DTIC call numbers that have been assigned to individual issues of Volumes 11 through 13 and the special issues appearing during the years 1979 through 1981 are:

Volume 11, Number 1, pages 1-106: AD C018-400 Volume 11, Number 2, pages 107-288: AD C018-977 Volume 11, Number 3, pages 289-368: AD C020-185 Volume 11, Number 4, pages 369-478: AD C020-867 Special Issue 79-1, Armored Fighting Vehicles: AD C021-067 Volume 12, Number 1, pages 1-97: AD C021-819 Volume 12, Number 2, pages 99-207: AD C022-566 Volume 12, Number 3, pages 209-306: AD C023-202 Volume 12, Number 4, pages 307-413: AD C024-177 Volume 13, Number 1, pages 1-136: AD C025-113 Volume 13, Number 2, pages 137-284: AD C026-588 Volume 13, Number 3, pages 285-877: AD C026-810 Volume 13, Number 4, pages 379-499: (not. yet aS&igned) Special Issue 81-1, Command, Control, and Communications Counter­

measures: AD C026-518 Special Issue 81-2, Air Defense Against Cruise Missiles: (not yet

assigned)

· Articles appearing in special issues are noted in boldface type in the various entries.

A separately published Cumulative Index (U), Volumes 1 Through 10, 1969-1978 was published and distributed as a supplement to Volume 11, Number 4 of the Journal. A limited number of original copies of that cumu­lative index are available to persons who are not on the Journal's regular distribution list through request to Ms. Ginger Motyka, Technical Informa­tion Office, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, 1400 Wilson Boule­vard, Arlington, Virginia 22209. Since the cumulative list is classified at the level of Confidential, requesters must possess the necessary security clear­ances.

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AUTHORS Vol P.,. Caruthers, J. W.

Adams, R. L. IA!H!Iopment of an uncon!H!ntional IWntry

configuration for decoy applicatiom-- 12 24 Aldridge, E. C. <see. Augustine; N. R.> Alexander, A. J .

The charucur and styk of Sou~t W«<pam design 12 319

Arbabi, M., Gutierrez, L. T., Kocher, D. F. A 1imulation nuxkl of the cn.u action

1ystem 13 90 Augustine, N. R., Aldridge, E. C., Poole, W.

Defense agaimt the U.S. cruise mi.uik -- 11 Babers, D. M.

XM-1, main battk tanlr of the future (in Armored Fighting Vehicles 79-1 93

Bagby, F. L., Bradley, C. D. Aduaru:ed sysums co~pts <in Armored

Fighting Vehicles) - 79-1 245 Barnes, M. J . (see Leet, H. P .) Bayliss, E. T., Knittel, G. H.

Hemispheric<a!H!ruge rudar-a new, highly mobile rudar concept for artilkry location and air sur~H~il/ance 12 364

Bernard, A. D. Manned·interceptor ckfense probkrn5 (in Air

Defense Against Cruise Missiles)--- 81-2 58 Uncon!H!nlional ckfenses (in Air Defense

Against Cruise Missiles) 81-2 67 Beusch, J . U., Cameron, A. G.

Jam·raistant ~urr voice communication fJRSVCJ 1£ 149

Blase, E. F ., Gogolewski, R. P., Viilu, A. New initiotiues in con!H!ntional munitiom- 11 409

Bohn, C. L., Manz, B. J ., Cooper, A. F. Methodologia for analyzing laser 1ystems in

a space ckfense rok 12 80 Bradley, C. D. (see Bagby, F . L.l Bradley, R. W.

Communication! jamming (in Command, Control, and Communications Counter-measures 81-1 225

Briggs, D. L., Francois, R. E., Jr. Rodar clutter effects (in Air Defense

Against Cruise Missiles) 81-2 33 Briggs, D. L.

Some cruise mi.uik history: per(ormo~ of the Allied ckfenses against the V-1 (ap­pendix in Air Defense Against Cruise Miasiles) 81-2 72

• Brower, K. S. (see Kehoe, J . W.J Brown, W. M. (see Digenis, C. J.) Burdick, C. D.

BELCAD liS a counter-CO -ure (in Com­mand, Control, and Communication• Countermeasures) 81-1 285

Burna, B. P . Recent tanlr gun technology (in Armored

Fightin« Vehicles) 79-1 124 Cameron, A. G. (see Beusch, J . U.J Carayannopoulns, G. L. (see Dyjak, C. P.J

494 JDR

Sou~t digil41 1ignal proct!Ming ruearch and techno/ogia which hatH! application to sonar 12 333

Cooper, A. F. (see Bohn, C. L.J Cossette, E. E. (see Cruskie, J. J .) Council, W. A., Swartz, E. E.

Signal acquisition system for CO counter­mea~u,..,. (in · Command, Control, and Communications Countermeasures)-- 81-1 107

Covington, T. G., McDonald, D. F. Aduanced technolcgy tat beds and {U!id tat

programs for armored f'IJhting IH!hicles (in Armored Firhtinr Vehicles 79-1 222

Cranford, C. R. (see Yeager, M. R.J Cruskie, J. J., Cossette, E. E., Glickstein, I. S.

Emitter location systern5 (in Command, Control, and Communications Counter-measures 81-1 116

Curry, G. R. Aduanced W«<pan concepts for cruise mi.uik

ckfense 13 35 Decker, 0 . C., Petrick, E. N.

Companent cU!H!IoprrU!nt for future combat IH!hicles (in Armond Fighting Vehicles>- 79-1 169

Deitchman, S. J. Antiannor systems in NATO: planning and

prospecu 12 288 Delaney, J. R., Meeks, M. L.

Rodar propagation effecll (in Air Defense Againot Cruise Misailes) 81-2 19

Delaney, W. P . Description of the cruise missik detection

technology program (in Air Defense Againat Cruise Mi11ilesJ 81-2 7

OIH!ruiew of the technical defense probkrn5 (in Air Defense Against Cruise MisailesJ- 81-2 3

Digenis, C. J., Brown, W. M., Gronroos, E. 0 . New cUIH!Iopmenll in ABM ekctronic coun-

tennea~urtJJ 12 Dodson, P . 0. (see O'Hare, W. S.J Douglass, J . D., Jr., Hoeber, A. M.

The coniH!ntionD,/-nuckar interface in Sou~t strategy 12 43

Douglass, J. D., Jr., Shannon, J. A. Automation in Sov~ttroop control--- 11 332

Dyjak, C. P ., Longaker, P. R., Carayannopou-los, G. L. Aero~~oll as an ezoatmot~pherii: optical counur-mea~ure 13 363

Edden, F. E. Distributed jamming system {l)JSJ (in Com·

mand, Control, and Communication• Countermeuurea) 81-1 188

Eichelberger, R. J. 1nsensiti!H! high uplosiva and propeli4nll - 13 469 Tanir armor euolution (in Armored Fighting

Vehicles) 79-1 115 Ekaireb, E. (see Francia, W. L.J Entzminger, J . N., Jr. (see Zulch, D. 1.)

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Federhen, H. M., Muehe, C. E., Spoerri, S. Vol p.,. The applicati<m of rut~ rcuio.rs in support

of 14ctical operations 12 209 Fielding, J . C.

An infrarrd SAM ckftnst possibility (in Air Defense Againot Cruise Miuilesl --- 81-2 49

Florence, G. P. The escort/ stan®ff and llrat~ applica­

tion of CS coun~muasures (in Command, Control, and Communications Counter-measures 81-1 134

Fowle, E. N., Key, E. L., Millar, R. 1., Sear, R. H. The enigma of the ANIFPS-95 OTH rcuio.r - 11 289

Francis, W. L., Ekaireb, E. Electro-optical pods for oingk-_.t night

attack 13

Francois, R. E., Jr. Terrain masking effects (in Air Defense

Against Cruise Missiles) 81-2 9 (also see Briggs, D. L.) .

Fredericksen, D. N ., Viilu, A. A comparison of U.S. and Souut tanks and

tank-related ckvelopments (in Armored Fighting Vehicles) 79-1 15

French, J . A. Terminally guickd submissiles ~hnology

and applications 11 252 Frostic, F. L.

Quality versus quantity in 14ctica/ fllfhttr forces 13 285

Gardner, K. L. (see Leet, H. P.) Gaulding, S. N.

The microuector processor: a programmable digital signal processor ~hnology for remote ASW surveillance applu:ations -- 13 352

Glickstein, I. S. (see Cruskie, J . J.) Goddard, S., Lehner, C. R.

DARPA liquid propellant gun programs (in Armored Fighting Vehidea 79-1 195

Gogolewski, R. P. (eee Blase, E. F.) Gragg, B. B.

Bomber force lau~h ouroiuability ---- 11 438 Gronroos, E. 0 . (eee Digenis, C. J.) Gutierrez, L. T. (see Arbabi, M.J Hahn, W. D., Parry, S. H., Selvitelle, M. D.,

West, W. D. Contributions of agility to survivability (in

Armored Fighting Vehideo 79-1 141 Hall, J . F.

Copperhead: tht evolution of a reuolutioll4ry weapon 13 184

Heebner, D. R. On countering Souut Navy command, con­

trol, and communications (in Command, Control, and Communications Counter-meaaures 81-1 47

Hoeber, A. M. (see Douglass, J.D., Jr.) Hunt, I. A., Jr. (eee Starry, D. A.J Jacobs, J. F., Page, W., Jr.

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Counter miaion a114lyois of Wanaw Pact C' (in Command, Control, and Communica-tions Countermeasures) 81-1 aa

Jacobus, R. W. Pro~ting our 14ctical CS 6}'Stems from

at14clt and uploitation (in Command, Control, and Communications Counter-measure• 81-1 333

Jordan, W. E., Jr. Submariru air ckfense missik sys~m ~h-

nology program 11 159 Kahn, D. A.

Cruise missik perutration of Souut air ck-fenses~ndido~ ucond-geruration cruise missik charac~riltico 12 113

(also see Schultis, W. J .) Kalbaugh, D. V.

Tomahawk antiship cruise missile and OTH 14rgeti111f-porl I: Tomahawk status and history 13 379

Karam, J. T., Jr. Autonomous ~rmill41 homing-providing

MW, nonnuckar options 11 202 Keboe, J. W., Brower, K.S.

U.S. and Souut weapon oya~m cksign prac-tices---------------------------- 13 405

Kendall, W. B., Rihacz.ek, A. W.-Enha~ rcuio.r oya~m · per(OTT114nct by

14rget motion resolution pi"'CU8ing--- 11 355 Kenneally, W. J. De~tion of statioll4ry 14ctical units us.ing

MTI rcuio.r (in Command, Control, and Communications Countermeasureel-- 81-1 79

Key, E. L. Approaches to the countering of Waf'S<lw

Pact command, control, and communica­tions sys~ms (in Command, Control, and Communication• Countermeaaurea) -- 81-1 5

(also see Fowle, E. N.) Keys, J. G., Swartz, E. E.

IFFIATC beacon ekctronic coun~rmeaouN!S (in Command, Control, and Communica-tion• Countenneasurea) 81-1 179

Kleiman, H. (eee Parenti, R. R.) Klug, R. F.

Souut radio electronic combat capability (in Command, Control, and Communica-tions Countermeasurea) 81-1 818

Knight, J. M. M«ting antifratrici<k requiremttnts in 14cti-

cal air 14rget itktatifu:ation 11 459

Knittel, G. H. (eee Baylias, E. T.J Kocher, D. F. (eee Arbabi, M.) K~var, J . J . (eee Leet, H. P .) Leet, H. P., Gardner, K. L., Kovar, J . J.,

Bame&,M.J. Automatic ohip clauifu:ation chvelopmttnt

at the Naual Weapono CAn~r 13 327 Lehner, C. R. (eee Goddard, S.) Longaker, P.R. (eee Dyjak, C. P.J Manz, B. J. (eee Bohn, C. L.J

JDR. 495

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Maaaitia, c. ~ p-Armor aru:l mcbility ti'YMkoff (in Armond F~htlnr Vehicles) 79-1 50

Mayersak, J . R TM armor rupo~~M-precision lfUidi!d muni-

tioru 11 61 McCormick, C. G., Menges, J. K.

&peruiabk jammer applicatioru agaiMt CS .ystem11 (in Command, Control, and Com-munic:atlona Countermeuul'ft) --- 81-1 163

McDonald, D. F. (see Covington, T. G.) McElroy, D. R., Jr. (see Seay, T. S.) Meeka, M. L. (see Delaney, J. R.) Meerdink, K. J., Yamauchi, T. T.

E-.JX-. potentiol C3CM .ystem platform (in Command, Control, and Cbmmunlc:a-tlona Countermeuul'ft) 81-1 206

Melleoger, T. H. EffeetiiJf!ntB& of jamming AAA and SAM

communicatioru linlu (in Command, Control, and Communications Counter-meuurea 81-1 271

Menges, J . K. (see McCormick, C. G.) Michalowicz, J. V., Minneman, M. J ., Parka,

W.O. Eualuation of nuckar artilkry bottery cov-

ef'061! 13 479 Millar, R. I. (see Fowle, E. N.) Miller, J .

A statuo report on CW chemical laur tech· M/cgy 12 261

Minneman, M. J. (see Michalowicz, J . V.) Muehe, C. E. (see Federhen, H. M.) Nunn, W. R., Oberle, R. A.

Modeling air combot maneuiJf!ring e~-ments 12 196

Oberle, R. A. (see Nunn, W. R.) O'Hare, W. S., Dodson, P. 0.

A functional ckscription of the RiiJf!t Fire system (in Command, Control, and Com-munications Countermeuurea) --- 81-1 243

Page, W., Jr. (see Jacobe, J . F.) Parenti, R. R., Kleiman, H.

Coruuurations in IR autonomcuo acquisi-tion 12 171

Parka, W. G. (see Michalowicz, J. V.) Parry, S. H. (see Hahn, W. DJ Petrick, E. N. (see Decker, 0 . C.) Poole, W. (see AuguBtine, N. R.J Poppe, R. T. High~nergy laser wmpons: why and when- It 390

.. Porter, E. H., Jr. Potentiol flnt bollistic missik cu:curacy

uoing inertial tquipment (Technical Note) 13 275 Reis, V. H. · Close air support system&: a firrt-<Jrrkr anal· ~ 12 ~

Effeeti1Jf!71e81 of terminal •urf~·f.o.air mil- · sik systems against cruiM missiks: differ-ent views 12 307

496 JDR

Reniua, 0. Counterrurwillanee technique~ (in Armond

Firhtlnr Vehiclea) 79-1 155 Ricciardi, N. A. (see Urkowitz, HJ Rihaczek, A. W. (see Kendall, W. BJ Ritter, J . C.

Radiation lwrrkning of 1atellite .ystern& - 11 26 Ruquist, R. D., Sutton, G. W.

Ground-boMd laMr e"'f(lllement analysil - 11 88 Schultia, W. J., Kahn, D. A.

Cruile missik and bomber penetration of Soviet air deferueJ~-naticnwuu force analysil 11 107

Sear, R H. (aee Fowle, E. N.) Seay, T. S., McElroy, D. R., Jr.

TM LES-8/9 program ------- 11 369 Selvitelle, M. D. (aee Hahn, W. D.J Shannon, J. A. (see Douglul, J. D., Jr.) Sheehan, E. J., Travesky, P. D.

Armored fighting IJf!hicks: CU17'f!nt eapabili· ties and limitations; night fl8hting capa-bilities (in Armond Firhtlnr VehicleaJ - 79-1 67

Spoerri, S. (see Federhen, H. M.) Starry, D. A., Hunt, 1. A., Jr.

TM rok of armor in modem bottk (in Ar· mond Firhting Vehiclea) 79-1 3

Stiglitz, I. G. A prrcilion lfUidi!d W«Jporu approach to

comtn4nd and control countermeasuru- 11 231 Sutton, G. W. (see Ruquiat, R DJ Swartz, E. E. (see Council, W. A.; also see

Keys, J . G.> Thomas, A. N.

Air defen« Auault Breal<er-effeetiiJf!, af-fordabk, and auailabk 13 241

Travesky, P. D. (see Sheehan, E. J.) Urkowitz, H., Ricciardi, N. A.

Classi(ICOtion uperimentl with simulated upgraded BMEWS radarr 13 60

Viilu, A. (see Blue, E. F.; also see Frederick-sen, D. N.l

Walsh, D. W. Hi.gh~nergy la&err for bolliltic milsik de-

fenM 12 250 Weiner, S. D.

&lliltic milsik defeiiM of a multipk aim-point MX system 11 418

West, W. D. (see Hahn, W. D.) Wiener, T. F.

Strategic laser communications 13 315 Willhoff, G. S.

Simulator-<Jidi!d cksi.gn and eualuation of a communications jammer (in Command, Control, and Communication• Counter-meuures 81-1 252

Willis, N. J . Bistatic radc.r: a review and updc.te --- 13 137

Yamauchi, T. T. (see Meerdink, K. J .) Yeager, M. R., Cranford, C. R.

Comtn4nd, contro~ and communicatioM countermeasuru munitioM (in Command,

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Control, and Communications Counter- Vol. Paco measures 81-1 295

Zulch, D. 1., Entzminger, J . N., Jr. Command, contro~ communicaticns counur­

nuasura (C'CMJ, ta~t locaticn and clas· •ificaticn/Uhntif~eaticn (in Command, Control, and Communications Counter-measures ) 81-1 58

TITLES Advanced sysurns concepts, F. L. Bagby, C. D.

Bradley (Armored Fighting Vehides) -- 79-1 245 Advanced U<:hnci<Jgy uat beds and fuld uat

progrurns for armored fighting ~hie/a, T. G. Covington, D. F. McDonald <Armored FightinJ Vehicles) 79-J' 222

Advanced weapon concepts for cruise miuile ckfense, G. R. Curry 13 35

Aerosols as an aoatmospheric optical counur-nuasure, C. P. Dyjak, P. R. Longaker, G. L. Carayannopoul06 13 363

Air ckfe11M Auault Breau,_ffecti~ afford-able, and available, A. N. Thomas--- 13 241

Anticrmor sysurns in NATO: pk>nning and prospects, S. J . Deitchman 12 288

Applicatum of netUd ~rs in support of toe· tical operations, H, M. Federhen, C. E. Muehe, S. Spoerri 12 209

Approaches to the counuring of Warsaw Pact command. contro~ and communicaticns sys· urns, E. L. Key (Command, Control, and Communications Countermeasures)--- 81-1 5

Armor and mobility trrukoff. C. Maaaitis (Ar-mored Fightinr Vehicles) 79-1 50

Armor raponse-precisicn guithd muniticns, J . R. Mayen;ak 11 61

Armored (1/!hting ~hit/a: CUT'T'I!nt capobilitia and limitations; night fllfhting capobilitia, E. J . Sheehan, P. D. Travesky <Armored Fighting Vehideo) 79-1 67

Automatic •hip cl<usif~eaticn ck~loprnent at the Naval Weapons CAnur, H. P. Leet, K. L. Gardner, J . J . Kovar, M. J . Barnes--- 13 32'1

Automaticn in Soviet troop control, J. D. Douglass, Jr., J . A. Shannon 11 832

Autonomous urminal hcming'-providing new, nonnuclear opticns, J. T. Karam, Jr- 11 202

&/listie miuile ckfe1!M of a multiple aim· point MX .,sum, S. D. Weiner 11 418

BELCAD as a counur-CS measure, C. D. Bur-dick (Command, Control, and Communica-tions Countermeaaurea) 81-1 285

Bistatic radar: a review and upd<Ju, N. J. Willis 13 137

Bomber foru U.unch •urvivability, B. B. Gragg 11 438

Chcracur and llyle of Soviet weapons cksign, A. J . Alelt&llder 12 319

Cl<usif~eaticn ezperirnenll with •imuU.Ud up-grackd BMEWS radars, H. Urkowitz, N. A. Ricciardi 13 60

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CU... air 1upport .,sums: a firat-<>rckr analy· •is. V. H. Reis 1i 99

Command, control, and communications coun­unneo.sures muniticns, M. R. Yeager, C. R. Cranford (Command, Control, and Commu-nlcationa Countermeasure.) 81-1 295

Command. contra~ and communicaticns coun· unneo.sures (CSCMJ, ta~t location and c/asoif~eaticn/Uhntifu:ation. D. I. Zulch, J .. N. Entzminger, Jr. (Command, Control, and Communications Countermeasure~)- 81-1 .58

Communications jamming, R. W. Bradley, (Command, Control, and Communications Countermeasures) 81-1 225

Comporilon of U.S. and Soviet tanks and tanlt-reU.Ud · ck~i<Jprnents, D. N. Frederick-lien, A. Viilu (Armored Fighting Vehiclea) - 79-1 15

Component ck~loprnent for future combat ~-hie/a, 0 . C. Decker, E. N. Petrick (Armored Fighting Vehicles) 79-1 169

Consuuraticns in IR autonomous acquisiticn. R. R. Parenti, H. Kleiman 12 171

Contributions of agility to 1urvivability, W. D. Hahn, S. H. Parry, M. D. Selvitelle, W. D. West (Armored Fighting Vehicles)--- 79-1 141

Con~nticnal-nucleor inurface in Soviet strat-egy J . D. Douglass, Jr., A. M. Hoeber-- 12 43

Copperhead.· the evoluticn of a revolutionary weapon, J . F. Hall 13 184

Counuring Soviet Navy command, control, and communicaticns, D. R. .Heebner (Com­mand, Control, and Communication~

Countermeasurea) 81-1 47 Counter miuicn analysis of Warsaw Pact CS,

J . F. Jacobs, W. Page, Jr. (Command, Con­trol, and Communication• Countermeas-ures) 81-1 33

CountersurveiiU.nce Uchniques, 0 . Renius (Ar-mored Fighting Vehiclea) 79-1 155

CruiM miaaile and bomber penetration of Soviet air ckfeMa-nationwuu foru analy-•is. W. J . Schultis, D. A. Kahn 11 107

CruiM miaaile hiltory: performance of the Allied ckfe,_ agoin~t the V-1, D. L. Briggs (appendix to Air Defenee Against Cruise Miuiles) 81-2 72

CruiM milsile penetraticn of Souiet air de­fenM$-<XJndidau 1«:0nd-generaticn cruile miaaile chcracurilticl, D. A. Kahn--- 11 113

DARPA liquid propeiU.nt gun progro1118, S. Goddard, C. R. Lehner (Armored Fighting Vehicle.) ?9-1 195

Defe1!M agoiut the U.S. cruiM miaaile, N. R. Augustine, E. C. Aldridge, W. Poole--- 11

.Dacription of the cruiM miaaile ckU<:ticn U<:hnology program, W. P. Delaney !Air De-fense Aplnat Cruise Mlaalleo 81-2 7

DeU<:ticn of 1taticnory tactical unill ruing MTI radar, W. J. Kenneally (Command, Control, and Communications Counter-measure~ 81-1 79

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Dtvelcpm~nt of an unconiJf!ntional Tftntry con­f'lfUration for tkcoy applicatioru, R. L. Adams

Di&tribukd jammi"lf 6)'1Um (DJSJ, F. E . Edden (Command, Control, and Communi· cationa Countermeaaurea)

E-3X-<J pot~ntiol C3CM 6)'1km platform, K. J. Meerdink, T. T. Yamauchi (Command, Control, and Communication• Counter· m~ura

Effectiveness of jammi"lf AAA and SAM com­munications linlcs, T. H. Mellenger (Com· mand, Control, and Communication• Countermeaaurn)---------

EffectiveMSS of urminal surf~·to-air missik systems against crui« missiles: different views, V. H. Reis

Ekctro-opticol po<i4 for •i"lfk-B«Jt night attack, W. L. Francis, E. Ekaireb

Emitur location sysums, J. J . Crusk.ie, E. E. Cossette, I. S. Glickstein (Command, Con· trot, and Communication• Countermeaa· ureal--------------

Enhanced radar sysum porforrnance by target motion resolution processi"lf, W. B. Kendall, A. W. Rihaczek

Enigma of the ANIFPS-95 OTH radar, E. N. Fowle, E. L. Key, R.I. Millar, R. H. Sear-

Escort/standoff and straugic application of C' counumuasuru, G. P. Florence (Com· mand, Control, and Communication• Countermeaaures)

Evaluation of nuckor artilkry batury cover· age, J . V. Michalowicz, M. J. Minneman, W. G. Parks------------

Ezpendobk jammer applications against C' aysums, C. G. McCormick, J. K. Menges (Command, Control, and Communication• Countermeasurea)---------

Functiona1 description of the Rivet Fire sysum. W. S. O'Hare, P. 0. Dodaon (Com­mand, Control, and Communication• Countermeuurn)---------

Ground-lxued laMr ~~tMnt analysu, R. D. Ruquist, G. W. Sutton --------

Hemispheric~verage radar-<J MW, highly mobik radar concept for artilkry /ccation and air SUriJf!illance, E. T. Baylisl, G. H. Knittel

High~Mrgy laser weapons: why and wh~n, R. T. Poppe

High~Mrgy ~rs for ballistic mwik ckf~T&M. D. W. Waish-------------

IFFIATC ~n ekctronic counumuasures, J. G. Keys, E. E. Swartz (Command, Con· trot, and Communications Countermeaa· urea)

Infrared SAM ckf~T&M po~~ibility, J . C. Field· ing (Air Defense Againat Cruise Miuilea)­

Insensitive high uplcsiues and propellant&, R. J . Eichelberger

498 JDR

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81-1

81-1

81-1

12

13

81-1

11

JJ

81-1

13

81-1

81-1

JJ

12

12

12

81-1

81-2

13

24

188

206

271

307

116

355

289

134

479

163

243

88

364

390

250

179

49

469

Jam-resilstant aecure uo~ communication (JRSVCJ, J. U. Beuach, A. G. Cameron-­

LES-819 program, T. S. Seay, D. R. McElroy, Jr.

Manned-inu~ptor ckf~T&M probkms, A. D. Bernard <Air Defense Againat Cruise Mia­ailea)

Mnti"l! antifratricick requiretMntl in tactical air target ickntif=tion, J. M. Knight-­

Mdhodologies for analyzi"lf laMr 6)'1kms in a ~~ d~f~TIM rok, C. L. Bohn, B. J . Manz. A. F. Cooper

Microuector processor: a programmabk digital signal processor kchnology for remct~ ASW

• IUriJf!illance applications, S. N. Gaulding­Mockling air combat maMUVf!ring en.gage­

tMnts, W. R. Nunn, R. A. Oberle N~w ckveloptMnt8 in ABM ~kctronic counkr· ~Ma~ures, C. J . Digenis, W. M. Brown, E. 0. Gronrooe

New initiatives in conventional munitions, E. F. Blase, R. P. Gogolewaki, A. Viilu --­

OVt!rview of th~ kchnical ckf~nse probl~ms. W. P. Delaney (Air Defense Against Cruise Millilet)--------------­

Pountia1 fl«t ballilstic mwik accuracy Uli"lf iMrtial equiptMn~ E. H. Porter, Jr. CTech· nical Note>------------­

Pr«ision l{Uickd weapons approach to com-mand and control counu~ures, I. G. Stiglitz-------------

Prokcti"l! our tactical C' sysums from attack and up/citation, R. W. Jacobus (Command, Control, and Communication• Counter· meuurea)'----------------

Quality versUI quantity in tactical fi.ght~r

forces, F. L. Frostic.--------­Rador clutter ~ff«ts, D. L. Briggs, R. E. Fran·

coi.s, Jr. (Air Defense Against Cruise Mia­liiea)

Radar propagation ~ffect&. J . R. Delaney, M. L. Meeks (Air Defense Against Cruise Mia-siiea) --------------

Radiation harckni"l! of aaulliu sysuma, J . C. Ritter--------------­

R~nt tank l{Un kchnology, B. P. Bums (Ar· mored Fighting Vehiclea)

Role of armor in mockm battle, D. A. Starry, I. A. Hunt, Jr. (Armored Fightinr Vehiclea)

Signal acquisition sysum for C' counU1771f)Q8· ures, W. A. Council, E. E. Swartz (Com· mand, Control, and Communications Countermeaaurea)

Simulation mockl of the cri&u action system, M. Arbabi, L. T. Gutierrez, D. F. Kocher -

Simulatar-oickd ckaign and evaluation of a communications jamtMr, G. S. Willhoff (Command, Control, and Communication• Countermeaaurea)

Soviet digital •ignal procaai"lf reMOrch and technolcgia which haiJf! application to sonar, J. W. Caruthers

149

JJ 369

81-2 58

JJ 459

12 80 .

13 352

12 196

12

11 409

81-2 3

13 275

11 231

81-1 333

13 285

81-2 33

81-2 19

JJ 26

79-1 124

79-1 3

81-1 107

13 90

81-1 252

333

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Sov~t radio ~l«tronic combat capability, R. F. T~rrain masking ~((«18, R. E. Francois, Jr. Klug <Command, Control, and Communi- (Air Defense Apinat Cruise MiasilesJ-- 81-2 9 cations CountermeaaureaJ 81-1 318 Tomahawk antiship cruise missik and OTH

Status rrport on CW chemical 108er t«hnol- targeting-part I: Tomahawk status and ogy, J . Miller 12 261 history, D. V. Kalbaugh 13 379 Strategic laMr communications, T. F. Wiener - 13 315 Unconventional ck(~TIMI. A. D. Bernard (Air SubmariM air ck(~rut! missik 8ylt~m t«hnol-

Defense Apinst Cruise Missiles) 81-2 67 ogy program, W. E. Jordan, Jr. 11 159 Tank amwr ~volution, R. J. Eichelberger <Ar· U.S. and Sov~t WNpon 8yllem cksign prac·

mored Fighting Vehicles ?9~1 115 lieu, J. W. Kehoe, K. S. Brower 13 405 Terminally guUkd aubmissiles t«hnology and XM-1, main batik tank of the futurr, D. M.

applications, J . A. French 11 252 Babers (Armored Fighting Vehicles)--- ?9-1 93

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