Army chief says logistics reform is vital

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• September 4, 2002

Operation Recovery

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• September 1, 2002

The Challenge

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• July 15, 2002

No Man’s Land

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• July 15, 2002

In The Line Of Fire

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• July 15, 2002

Uncommon Sensors

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• July 1, 2002

Uncommon sensors

The future of national security may rest with tiny devices that detect danger before humans can.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• June 25, 2002

Ridge: Trade won’t suffer in new Homeland Security Department

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• June 19, 2002

Few details, many challenges for new security agency

The Homeland Security Department proposed by the Bush administration is nothing if not bold. The new Cabinet-level agency focused on protecting Americans from terrorist attacks would dwarf most federal agencies in size and assume many non-security functions as well.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• June 7, 2002

Homeland security reorganization reflects longstanding concerns

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• June 6, 2002

Ridge speaks out on restructuring homeland security agencies

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• May 30, 2002

GAO: Army transformation goals may slip

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• May 24, 2002

Small Change

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• May 15, 2002

Army official resigns over Crusader probe

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• May 10, 2002

Exercise tests Pentagon response to attack

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• May 8, 2002

Army inspector general probes Crusader lobbying

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• May 3, 2002

Lost In Translation

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• May 1, 2002

Lacking a strategy, homeland security languishes

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• April 30, 2002

Security vs. Bureaucracy

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• April 1, 2002

Army revamps installation management

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• March 25, 2002