Man With A Plan New Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Thad W. Allen charts a future focused on improved emergency response, tighter ties with the Navy and better equipment for missions far out to sea. By Katherine McIntire Peters
Reeling In Business Federal financial centers compete with companies to lure government customers. By Kimberly Palmer
Netcentric In a Snap The goal of netcentric warfare is to enable troops to adapt on the fly, but that means technology has to become plug-and-play. By David Perera
NEWS+ANALYSIS
Waiting for Clearance Background checks for more contract workers could tip the backlog. By Kimberly Palmer
Incoming The Air Force's F-22 fighter program is taking fire from all sides. By Katherine McIntire Peters
Collision Course FAA and unions deadlock over plan to rein in controller salaries. By Beth Dickey
ADVICE+DISSENT
Tech Insider
Moving Target Cost and maintenance questions linger for airliner missile defense. By Zack Phillips
Management Matters
Come Together The military must foster partnerships as it focuses on stability operations. By Brian Friel
Political World
The Scenic Route Using the national parks as a platform catches voter attention. By Charles Mahtesian
Viewpoint
Export Packing Bosses often tout bad apples as terrific employees just to get rid of them. By William N. Rudman
Viewpoint
Moving Up Seven ways to prepare for executive leadership. By Peter H. Daly
IN EVERY ISSUE
Editor's Notebook It's tough to speak truth to willful civilian leaders.
The Buzz Flu bucks, hard cards and 40 acres for a school.
Outlook Is JFK's call to service enough for this generation? By Tom Shoop
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