Homeland Defense Journal Issue #2 Available for Download

["David Dickson - HDJ Distribution" <ddickson@marketaccess.org>]

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Thank-you for subscribing to Homeland Defense Journal. You are one of 10,159 registered subscribers to this new journal. We are pleased to announce that our first issue was downloaded from our site 16,074 times.

You may obtain your copy of Issue #2, dated 21 January 2002 at our web site at www.homelanddefensejournal.com.

SPECIAL NOTE: The Homeland Defense Journal Issue #2 is a "PDF" file and approximately 800k in size. It will take a few moments to download depending on the speed of your connection. The reason it is so large is due to two satellite photos that depict... from space... the devastation at the WTC and the Pentagon. We thought the images were so compelling that you would not mind the time required to download. If you disagree with our decision, please let us know so that we may be able to serve you better in the future.

Highlights of the Homeland Defense Journal - January 21, 2002 Issue #2 include:

• Security plans and spending for the Winter Olympics
• President Bush expected to request an additional $15b
• $880m additional funds for Cyber Defense
• Real-time disaster simulation training
• Profile of GSA Homeland Defense offices and contacts
• John Magaw - New head of the Transportation Security Administration
• Smart Visas ... High Tech Trucks ... Wireless tool - Blackberries ... National ID Card
• Dramatic satellite photo's of the WTC and Pentagon devastation
• Book Review ... Public Health Law
• Product Review ... Rockwell Collins HF Messenger
• State Governors homeland security priorities
• Homeland procurements and new program starts

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SPECIAL NOTE: Issue #3 - Homeland Defense Journal will be released on 5 February and will include a review and analysis of the President's Budget for Homeland Defense funding and new program starts. You will not want to miss this important issue.

CALL FOR ARTICLES: If your federal, state or local agency is involved with a Homeland related project and you would like to inform the community of your program or project, please send us any available information to editor@homelanddefensejournal.com and you will be contacted. Our goal is to provide an information resource for the community. Letters to the editor are welcomed.

Don Dickson

Publisher, Homeland Defense Journal