"Defense 2010," the January issue of Defense Technology International (DTI), published by AVIATION WEEK and launched this month, provides special reports and analyses of new technologies, major programs, and conflicts around the world.
Led by DTI Editor-in-Chief Bill Sweetman, the forward-looking print issue is accompanied by an interactive website, http://aviationweek.com/defense2010, and will be followed by the Defense Technology & Requirements Conference (DTAR) on Feb. 17-18 in Washington, D.C.
"The traditional Western defense budgets and programs that dominated the defense industry for decades are under enormous strain. Around the world, governments are wondering which forces and missions will disappear," said Bill Sweetman, editor-in-chief of DTI, in his Letter from the Editor.
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