Pentagon Revives Memory Project
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The Department of Defense is handing out contracts for a project to record what soldiers see and do in battle zones. The new initiative closely resembles another, called LifeLog, that the Pentagon scrapped months ago. By Noah Shachtman.
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By Tim Mcglone, The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.  Sep. 8--Sally Floyd was in a car on Interstate 95, just a few miles from the Pentagon, on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001.
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An institution seeks to be more than just an archive of programs.
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Historians and survivors of Japan's   surprise attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 are using   the latest online technology to preserve their memories of the   day that drew the United States into World War II.
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U.S. allies in the war on terror marked the fifth anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with memorial events for the victims and renewed resolve to keep fighting.
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Scientists hope a high-tech virtual experience that mimics the battlegrounds of Iraq can be used to help veterans recover from the trauma of war.
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The Pentagon should retain control of the majority of the country's intelligence apparatus to ensure soldiers can quickly get the information they need on the battlefield, former defense secretaries say.
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The Defense Department spent &#36;70,500 to produce a Humphrey Bogart-themed video called "The People's Right to Know" to teach employees to respond to citizen requests for information. But when it came to showing the tape to the public, the Pentagon censored some of the footage.
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Some of the Army's aging logistics systems still depend on floppy disks for data sharing, but officials hope to eliminate such deficiencies as they develop service-wide logistics systems capable of providing the current status of all Army equipment and assets.
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Technology meets ethics Academics, writers, biographers and computer scientists came together in London today to discuss how and whether technology can and should be used to supplement and augment human memory. The stage for the meeting: the British Library, where the University of Southampton is hosting the Memories for Life Colloquium.â¦
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Nonprofit group September's Mission set out to create an archival spot in cyberspace for mourners and scholars of the attacks.
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The proposal, which defense officials are asking be made retroactive to October 2001, would double, to $500,000, the cash that survivors can receive.
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New research is challenging the idea that memory becomes more accurate with age.
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Relatives of victims killed Sept. 11, 2001, at the Pentagon toured the site of a memorial yesterday that is being constructed outside the building to honor those lost in the terrorist attack.
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The National Endowment for the Arts earlier this year asked U.S. soldiers and their families to write down what they saw, heard and felt during the Iraq war for a program called "Operation Homecoming." The reflections compiled to date offer a poignant glimpse into soldiers' lives and how they are affected by war.
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Northrop Grumman will lead a team of contractors developing a high-speed data management and storage system for the National Security Agency that will make it easier for intelligence analysts to access and evaluate key data.
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The Pentagon unveiled a plan on  Tuesday to nearly double to about $500,000 the cash payments  for families of U.S. forces killed in combat, responding to  demands from the U.S. Congress to improve benefits for troops  in Iraq and Afghanistan.