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The following HTML text is provided to enhance online readability. Many aspects of typography translate only awkwardly to HTML. Please use the page image as the authoritative form to ensure accuracy. Page 89 The Importance of Antipersonnel Landmines in Korea COL John F. Troxell Director of National Security Studies U.S. Army War College Currently Available and Near-Term Alternatives to Landmines to Achieve Combined Forces Command Objectives in Korea Caleb Rossiter Consultant, Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation THIRD MEETINGJanuary 13–15, 2000 Irvine, California Meeting objectives: complete composition/balance/bias discussions for committee members, reaffirm understanding of Statement of Task; consider ongoing efforts to identify alternative technologies to antipersonnel landmines; consider nonmateriel alternatives; allow sufficient time for committee deliberations; discuss project plan and updated draft report outline; consider and approve report initial draft; finalize site visit objectives and locations; make writing assignments; determine objectives, location, and date of next committee meeting. PresentersLLNL Analysis of Antipersonnel Landmine/Alternative Utility Robert J. Greenwalt, Jr., Engineer Analyst Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Track 1–Technology Alternatives John A. Rosamilia, Chief, Mine Division Office of Project Manager, Mines, Countermine, and Demolitions The Conservative Alternative to Persistent Antipersonnel Landmines Richard L. Garwin Chairman, State Department Arms Control and Nonproliferation Advisory Board and Robert Sherman U.S. Department of State U.S. Air Force Alternatives Lt. Col. Charles Beason Brooks Medical Center and Kirk E. Hackett Air Force Research Laboratory Non-Materiel Alternatives Eric Haseltine, Senior Vice President and Chief Scientist Walt Disney Imagineering FOURTH MEETINGApril 4–5, 2000 Washington, D.C. Meeting objectives: reaffirm understanding of Statement of Task; discuss project plan and updated draft report outline; consider and mark up preliminary first full message draft; make writing assignments; determine objectives, location, and date of next committee meeting. PresenterSponsor Discussion Peter O'Neill, sponsor representative Office of the Secretary of Defense FIFTH MEETINGMay 23–25, 2000 Washington, D.C. Meeting Objectives: review report realization road map; discuss project plan and status; meet with CETS Editor; consider additional alternative ideas / systems; review / discuss preliminary concurrence draft; achieve initial consensus on conclusions and recommendations; make writing assignments, as necessary. PresentersU.S. Programs to Develop Alternatives to Antipersonnel Mines Mark Hiznay, Senior Military Advisor Human Rights Watch Military Alternatives to Landmines Edwin A. Deagle Jr., Consultant Vietnam Veterans of American Foundation Discussion on Editorial Procedures Carol Arenberg, Editor Commission on Engineering and Technical Systems National Research Council SIXTH MEETINGJuly 13–14, 2000 Washington, D.C. Meeting Objectives: review report realization road map; discuss project plan and status; review / discuss concurrence draft; achieve consensus on conclusions and recommendations; make writing assignments, as necessary. No presenters
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