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Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'Strategic nuclear, NATO roles stressed'; 'NATO ground-based air defense pushed'; 'Fighter complexity boosts cost, cuts readiness'; 'US looks to civil aircraft from NATO for airlift help' and 'Soviet bloc air forces expected to emphasise modernization'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'US actions estimated to cost Soviets $1.502 million annually'; 'FAA (Foreign Affairs Association) studies upgraded Pacific Navaids'; 'Soviets retaliate'; 'Soviet cautions west its fighters will shoot again'; 'Search for flight 007 yields bodies, debris'; debates full. 'International Civil Aviation Organisation inquiry of flight 007 destruction'; 'House condemns Soviets for attack on 747' and 'US admits Soviets fired cannon shots'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'US air forces in Europe build sustainability through electronics' by Michael Feazel and 'USAFE electronic upgrade. EF-111A development provides radar countermeasures ability'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'US boosts light fighter ante'-on NATO re-equipment; 'Flight-rated M53 engine delivered'; 'USAF B-1, navy VFAX programs survive defense money cuts'; 'F-14 demonstration' and 'USAF plans Minuteman drop from C-5'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'Soviets poise three-front global drive'; 'US forces stay on alert as NATO politicians fume'; 'Pentagon spurs SA-6 counter-measures' and 'US equips Israel with "smart" guided weapons'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'US plan will boost NATO air defense'; 'Minuteman studied for airfield attack'; 'Defense ministers review future fighter'; 'NATO seeking more sensors on E-3A force' and 'Canadians set deadline for bids on air defense'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'US says Soviets knew Korean air lines 747 was commercial flight'; 'US intercepts Soviet fighter transmissions'; 'International Civil Aviation Organisation studying its rules on interceptions'; 'US, Soviet Union dispute key elements of Korean 747 attack' and 'Soviets still insist shootdown of Korean transport justified'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'US, Russian weapons vie in Mid-East'; 'Surveillance capabilities in Mid-East conflict'; 'Iraq negotiating for Alpha jet' and 'US, Soviet ships near war zone'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'USAF initiates broad program to improve surveillance of Soviets'; 'USSR boosts reconnaissance capabilities'; 'Air force tests F-15 carrying dummy ASAT (Anti-satelite)'; 'Germany approves participation in space station, new Ariane' and 'Defense launch ready'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'Navy signs engine, airframe contracts for V-22 Osprey'; 'Phalanx proposes new VTOL (Vertical Take Off and Landing) aircraft as competitor in army LHX program' and 'Alarm (Air-Launched Anti-Radiation Missile) missile motor'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: Extensive articles on remotely piloted vehicles.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'NATO assesses Moscow nuclear talks'; 'Democratic opponents plan convention try for anti-MX deployment plank in platform'; 'Study funded by Senate of manned bomber need' and 'GAO (US General Accounting Office) questions sharing of NATO AWACS (Air Warning and Aircraft Control System) cost'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'SALT 2 (Strategic Arms Limitation Talks) treaty considered vital to US shelter system'; 'Expedited effort expected for bomber'; 'Rockwell bomber proposal set'; 'Soviets test another killer satellite' and 'Leftist opposition grows to NATO nuclear force'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'Pentagon drops superhardened silo basing'; 'MX missile milestones completed successfully'; 'Defense Dept raises priority on air defense'; 'Support gains for MX basing at many facilities' and 'Soviets test new, improved SLBMs' (Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile).

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'President gets Defense Dept MX basing options, recommendation'; 'Air Force, industry teams ready first MX flight'; 'House appropriations group votes full funding for MX'; 'MX backers, opponents plot strategy' and 'Funding delay may slip MX capability'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'Boeing set for Cruise missile speedup'; 'Some B-1 avionics may be salvaged'; 'B-52 ECM (Electronic Counter-Measures) work pegged at $100 million'; 'Support for B-1 decision seen mixed in Congress' and 'Deploying Cruise missile may spur Soviet reaction'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: articles relating to air combact fighter aircraft including F-16.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: articles relating to Skyhook launch and retrieval system for Harrier V/STOL (Vertical/Short Take Off and Landing) fighter aircraft on small ships and aircraft carriers.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: articles including 'B-1 halt generates wide impact'; 'Rockwell to submit Research and Development options for B-1'; 'Brown explains B-1 bomber decision'; 'ICBM (Inter Continental Ballistic Missile), guidance curbs alarm planners' and 'Options study preceded B-1 decision'.

Aviation Week and Space Technology: 'VFAX draws interest in Europe'; 'French air force to get FI/M53'; 'US offers lightweight fighter participation' and 'Lightweight fighter losers weigh suit'.