Cell phone radar could expose stealth bombers
Washington reports warn that passive radar using cell phone signals may reveal stealth bombers location by detecting disturbances in atmosphere patterns. Air Force deems it limited. experts caution on intelligence risks and tracking challenges.
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Ashcroft orders internal FBI review amid series of missteps
Attorney General John Ashcroft announced a broad internal review of the FBI to reform the bureau after a string of mishaps. A management committee of Justice officials and agency heads will oversee actions to upgrade performance, with a private sector study and a separate Webster-led panel examining policies.
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Judge blocks FAA no bid contract overhauling air traffic system
Administrative law judge Stephen M. Daniels ruled the Federal Aviation Administration could not bypass competitive bidding to hire Lockheed Martin to rewrite software in air traffic control computers at 20 centers. FAA officials said they still plan to hire for the work.
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