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Science Fiction in the News Articles related to the works of Joe Haldeman

Joe Haldeman (b. 1943) is an American science fiction author who grew up all over the US and Puerto Rico. He has a B.S. in Astronomy, and did graduate work in math and computer science before dropping out to write. (Joe Haldeman) His awardwinning novels include The Forever War and The Hemingway Hoax. He fought in the Vietnam war (and was wounded); he teaches writing at M.I.T. Science fiction in the News articles describe real-world events that relate to the ideas and inventions in sf novels and movies. Select a news article:

Hacking The Mind Of The Soldier
   A couple of interesting articles show the many concerns about providing mind- and mood-altering medications while in the field.
Blackhawk Built-In Tourniquet Pants, Shirts
   Radical clothing system has real practical value; I can see this for extreme hikers, mountain climbers, etc. as well.
Saving Soldiers With Hibernation
   Maybe you can think of a better match for this one, but I'll bet you can't think of a better name for it. Or can you?
Warrior Web: Superman Underwear From DARPA
   With quasi-passive regenerative actuation technologies!
Biotech Prisons - Serve A Thousand Years In a Day
   'So I serve a hundred years in one day...'- Joe Haldeman, 2011.
Cognify - A Prison Of The Mind We've Seen Before In SF
   'So I serve a hundred years in one day...'- Joe Haldeman, 2011.

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