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  • I never see him mentioned, but if Vigilant is indicative of the quality of the rest of his work I don't understand why not.

    Voice of the Fans: What Book Have You Recently Read That's Good Enough To Recommend To a Friend? 2010

  • In the meantime, Raytheon is trying to drum up business for an automated airport-defense project known as Vigilant Eagle that detects shoulder-fired missiles and fries their electronics with an electromagnetic wave.

    Beam It Right There, Scotty 2005

  • In the meantime, Raytheon is trying to drum up business for an automated airport-defense project known as Vigilant Eagle that detects shoulder-fired missiles and fries their electronics with an electromagnetic wave.

    Beam It Right There, Scotty 2005

  • Marines moving in on Fallujah, the operation is called Vigilant Resolve, trying to capture a group of killers in that town.

    CNN Transcript Apr 5, 2004 2004

  • NORAD was unusually prepared on 9/11, because it was conducting a week-long semiannual exercise called Vigilant Guardian.

    WHAT REALLY HAPPENED 2009

  • The drill, known as Vigilant Guard 2009, will include National Guard members from four states who will be working to improve their emergency response skills while cooperating with federal, state and local government partners, said Lt.Col. Gregory Hapgood Jr., the Iowa National Guard's public affairs officer.

    DesMoinesRegister.com - NEWS 2009

  • It's interesting that this new plan we're calling Vigilant Plan 2009.

    Retail Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha 2008

  • It's interesting that this new plan we're calling Vigilant Plan 2009.

    pfblogs.org: The Ad-Free Personal Finance Blogs Aggregator (real estate blogs) 2008

  • Domscheit-Berg also speculates that the Pentagon may have busted Manning through a government project called "Vigilant," in which security officials scan the Internet broadly in search of relationship and data transfers that reveal connections between people, and that the authorities sought to present Adrian Lamo's "accidental discovery" of Manning's alleged leaks as the intended result of their own investigations.

    Inside WikiLeaks: Former Insider Spills The Beans Marcus Baram 2011

  • Domscheit-Berg also speculates that the Pentagon may have busted Manning through a government project called "Vigilant," in which security officials scan the Internet broadly in search of relationship and data transfers that reveal connections between people, and that the authorities sought to present Adrian Lamo's "accidental discovery" of Manning's alleged leaks as the intended result of their own investigations.

    Inside WikiLeaks: Former Insider Spills Secrets About Assange And 'World's Most Dangerous Website' Marcus Baram 2011

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