Special Operations Technology Today is: May 09, 2008
Volume: 6  Issue: 2
Published: Mar 19, 2008
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Features In this Issue of Special Operations Technology:

Warrior Leader
Major General John F. Mulholland Jr. Commander Special Operations Command Central
Cases2Go
David Root President
Go West AFSOC, Go West
Starting in October 2005, AFSOC examined three alternatives to address the lack of existing capacity at Hurlburt Field and the anticipated increase in the AFSOC mission as proposed in the 2006 Quadrennial Defense Review. Their acquisition of Cannon AFB was deemed the best solution.
KASOTC
Two years ago, several Jordanian and U.S. government agencies joined forces to plan, design and construct the King Abdullah II Special Operations Training Center. SOTECH looks at the construction progress.
A Cut Above
Special operators have lots of uses for knives, which can open supplies, cut webbing and stab enemies. But special operations also must travel light and stay hidden, so they need knives that can do the same.
EOD Tools
The proliferation of attacks on U.S. troops in Iraq by means of IEDs has meant that the safe discovery and disposal of explosives is critical. Among the array of products and services that support the EOD community, UGVs and personal protection systems are key.
Killer Mounts
While remote weapon stations catch the imagination, it is manned turrets and weapon mounts that are responsible for carrying much of the offensive and protective firepower carried by tactical vehicles and protection mobility platforms on patrol in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Read My Lips
Video teleconferencing has become synonymous with modern warfighter command and made possible by increased satcom bandwidth, available to users on-the-pause and increasing on-the-move, enabling the commander’s intent to be effectively conveyed in an interactive two-way discussion.

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