Aeragon traces the development of military science and technology through modern history and how the technology has been incorporated into civilian uses.

Links to mostly government and military websites related to homeland security, created for military members by the Air War College.

Provides research on contemporary security issues to the makers and executors of U.S. defense policy.

Articles on current projects and weapons systems and links to contractors and subcontractors for those projects.

Commissions advanced research for DoD. It was founded in response to the surprise Sputnik launch in 1958 and fathered the Internet somewhere along the way. Site explains what they're looking for (Solicitations), how to do business with them, news releases on the latest gee-whiz technology, budget info.

News and commentary on technology developments and prospects in the military, law enforcement and national security arena.

The official web site for the Department of Defense and the starting point for finding U.S. military information online.

From this page you can either browse the dictionary or search for the definition and usage of individual terms. The DOD Dictionary and the Joint Acronyms and Abbreviations master data base are managed by the Joint Doctrine Division, J-7, Joint Staff.

In-depth look at the latest in Simulation and Training Technology from the defense world. Weekly updated news section.

A peer-reviewed, multi-disciplinary journal for military officers, scientists and engineers involved in battlefield defence.

Interdisciplinary, refereed journal includes book reviews, commentaries and articles on science and technology relevant to security planning and training, preventing and combatting terrorism, and related topics.

Military Engineers technical support forums and mutual help system for engineering professionals. Selling and recruiting forbidden.

News and information about Russian and CIS arms and the arms/aerospace market: missiles, tanks, submarines, aircraft, and weapons. Also news about space activities.

Blast mapper - Map a blast

This is the home for environmental data representation and interchange for use in modeling and simulation, geographical information systems, and C4I.

A publication by the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center in San Diego, produced every two years. A collection of papers describing C4ISR research and development at the Center in support of the U.S. military.

Integrated access to key aerospace and defence information sources from Cranfield University.

Links to detailed information about jets, planes, ships, and armament.