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Articles in April, 2003 issue of Military Police

• 504th Military Police Battalion
• Nonlethal capabilities of the future
  by Arthur J. Aragon, Jr.
• Nonlethal mortar program
  by Robert Worth
• Army's best MP back from Balkans
  by Nicole Dowell
• M1 Portable Vehicle-Arresting Barrier
  by Linda Chico
• The Picatinny Arsenal story: nonlethal capabilities
  by John Cline
• Future options for nonlethal artillery
  by Kenneth L. Black
• The evolution of the army combat shotgun—from the blunderbuss to the lightweight shotgun system: the origins of today's combat shotgun can be traced to the time that the earliest settlers reached America. This article examines this weapon's developme
  by Bo Barbour
• Engineering the nonlethal artillery projectil
  by Stephen G. Floroff
• Chief, Military Police Corps Regiment, and Commandant, United States Army Military Police School
  by Stephen J. Curry
• Correction
• United States disciplinary barracks—on the move
  by Pamela Sue Ting
• Regimental Command Sergeant Major
  by James F. Barrett
• A nonlethal ambush—a capabilities approach to the future
  by Joseph Barnes
• 463d Military Police Company
• The U.S. Army Military Police Corps Regimental Hall of Fame Ceremony
  by John R. Larson
• Civil disturbance lessons learned from Kopsovo
  by James B. Brown
• Emerging nonlethal weapons technology and strategic policy implications for 21st century warfare
  by Timothy J. Lamb
• Nonlethal weapons protect the force
  by Bob Buzan
• Transforming training through the increased use of distance learning
  by Sandra Gibson
• Army nonlethal weapons/ scalable-effects program: a think piece
  by Timothy J. Lamb
• Interservice nonlethal individual weapons instructor course
  by David A. Wallace
• Address corrections requested
• Nonlethal weapons requirements definition—a difficult task requires a true team effort
  by Kenneth P. Yagrich
• Nonlethal force and rules of engagement
  by Paul K. Shupe
• Supporting logistics—short term holding facility at Kandahar Airfield
  by Ed Lowe