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Issue: Dec 2004, Vol. 149, No. 6

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From Bush I to Bush II: Plus ca change? How plausible is the idea that Bush II will move to the middle, embrace old friends, and end his second term on a decidedly quiet note?
Michael Cox

The Middle East and a second term Bush Administration The coincidence of several developments in the US and abroad are likely to force some re-examination of Washington's Middle East policies that have been rather static since the war on Iraq.
Rami H. Khouri

Four Scenarios for Iraq As Iraqis head towards the polls on 30 January 2005 in volatile security conditions, four possible medium-term scenarios emerge.
Greg Mills

Energy Security: The Risks and Realities The physical security of energy installations and tankers constitutes the most important defence-related challange posed by the UK's new circumstances as a net importer of energy.
Alistair Kerr

PHOTO ESSAY: Portrait of a Company Part II The second installment of photographer Susan Schulman's portrait of Corunna Company

Making NEC Worthwhile Net-centric and net-enabled operations (or warfare) ought to be called picture-centric: they are operations or combat based on a shared picture of a tactical situation.
Norman Friedman

A View Of Future Issues For Defence Medical Training Need to establish a vision for the evolution of Defence Medical Education and Training to harness developments for the DMS as a whole.
Alistair Macmillan and Martin Bricknell

International Conﬂict Prevention and Intervention Recent crises have exposed new shortcomings in the international security system, and not just over Iraq. In this changing environment, the challenge for the international community is how to prevent, manage and resolve such crises.
Emyr Jones Parry

Some Were Chosen': A Study of aeroplane procurement in the First World War Seldom, if ever, in the field of combat has a weapon developed such a range of specialities so swiftly. But the aeroplane, together with the airship, expanded conflict to a fresh dimension and thus opened doors to a variety of new uses and purposes.
Dean Juniper

The Asal Protection Corps John Leary

Letters: The Regimental System