NON-LETHAL DEFENSE III

23 March 1998
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NON-LETHAL DEFENSE III

Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory
February 25 and 26, 1998

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Table of Contents

Wednesday, 25 February 1998

Dr. John B. Alexander (Introduction to Non-Lethal Defense III Proceedings)
Lt. Gen. Martin R. Steele (Non-Lethal Weapons and the Warfighter)
Mr. Charles Swett (Department of Defense Non-Lethal Weapons Policy)
Lt. Charles "Sid" Heal (Courting the Law Enforcement Technology Market)
Rick Smith (The Missing Tools Are Off the Shelf) Air Taser Stealth
Edward Vasel, Peter Coakley, and Scott Nunan (Sticky Shocker)
James F. McNulty (A Non-Lethal Alternative to Anti-Personnel Land Mines)
Developments in Non-Lethal Payloads for 12-Gauge Shotguns and 40mm Grenade Launchers Raymond Malecki and William Rouse (Non-Lethal Defense Conference/Call For Papers
(Expanded Use for the 66mm Grenade Family)
Michael S. Abaie (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Non-Lethal Payload (NL) Delivery System)
Jeffrey M. Widder and Donald J. Butz (Assessing the Blunt Trauma Potential of Free Flying Projectiles for Development and Safety Certification on Non-Lethal Kinetic Energy Weapons)
George Lucey and Louis Jasper (Vortex Ring Generator)
John Dering (Combustion Acoustics)
H. Edwin Boesch Jr, and Bruce T. Benwell (A High-Power Electrically-Driven Impulsive
Acoustic Source for Target Effects Experiments and Area-Denial Applications)
Henry Sze and Charles Gilman (Non-Lethal Weapons (An Acoustic Blaster Demonstration Program)
Matt Begert and Duane Preimsberger (Dual Use Technologies: An Implementation Plan)
Curt Larsson and Bengt Wigbrant (Swedish Non-Lethal Weapons Research Activities)
Dr. Klaus-Dieter Thiel (Non-Lethal Weapons Weapons Activities at ICT)
Clay E. Easterly (Virtual Human)
Michael R. Murphy (Biological Effects of Non-Lethal Weapons)
R. D. Eisler (A Methodology Using Biosimulants to Describe Non-Lethal Weapons Effects on People)
Remarks of General John J. Sheehan

Thursday, 26 February 1998

Colonel Andrew Mazzara (The U.S. Department of Defense Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program)
Hildi S. Libby (Non-Lethal Materiel Program)
James B. Seaton III (Nonlethals and the 21st Century Act of War)
Barney Harris (Development of the Liquid Projectile Weapon)
Charles M. Byers (The Development of Blast-Actuated Impact Munitions, Special Purpose Low Lethality Anti-Terrorist Munitions)
John Dering (High Energy Toroidal Vortex for Overlapping Civilian Law Enforcement and Military Police Operations)
Michael Wolf (Officer Hand Launcher: OHL5 Overview)
Jay Kehoe (Laser Dazzler)
M. C. Grubelich (Next-Generation Diversionary Devices)
J. Dee German and Eric Cramer (Eye-Safe Laser Illuminators as Non-Lethal Weapons)
W. T. Cooley and Trevor Davis (Battlefield Optical Surveillance System(BOSS) A HMMWV
Mounted System for Non-Lethal Point Defense)
David K. Dubay and Cynthia A. Bir (Injury Risk Assessment of Single Target and Area
Fire Less Lethal Munitions)
Cynthia A. Bir and David H. Lyon (Development of a Low-Cost, Portable,
Surrogate - The 3-Rib Chest Structure)
David H. Lyon and Cynthia A. Bir (Injury Evaluation Techniques of Non-Lethal Kinetic Energy Munitions)
David K. DuBay and Rusty E. Rush (Health Risk Analysis of First Defense Pepper Spray Using an Acute Whole-Body Inhalation Exposure)
David K. DuBay (Extended Range Less Lethal Stand-Off Capabilities: A 66mm Stingball Grenade)
S. Z. Peplinski and C. D. Lindstrom (Non-Lethal Laser System for Sniper Detection via Optical Augmentation)
Dr. Denise Varner and Scott D. Royse (USMC Small Unit Leader Non-Lethals Training System
Cdr. Randy Francoise (Scenario-Based Methodology for the Selection of Non-Lethal Weapons)
Brian R. Smith and Col. Raymod Cole (Transitioning NLW Technology to the User)
Scott E. Miller (OC Powder - The Future of Riot Control)
Cameon Logman (Innovation in Non-Lethal Weapon Technology)
Tommy D. Goolsby and Steven H. Scott (A Brief History of Access Delay/Military
Activated Dispensables and Their Potential for Usage as Non-Lethal Weapons)
James R. Campbell (Defense Against Biodegradation of Military Materiel)
Doug Magnoli (Examination of the Utility of Less-Than-Lethal (LTL) Systems in an
Exercise Simulated with the Joint Tactical Simulation (JTS)
LTC Margaret-Anne Coppernoll (Legal and Ethical Guiding Principles and Constraints
Concerning Non-Lethal Weapons Technology and Employment)
John B. Alexander (Emerging Threats, Non-Lethal Weapons and the Industrial Base)
Capt Stephen A. Simpson and Sgt Steven G. Carlson (Non-Lethal Individual Weapons Instructor Course)
Anthony T. Desmond (Current Non Lethal Materiel Programs)
An Infantry View of Non-Lethal Requirements
Dr. Jim Corum (Plasma Beam Em Device)

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