The high-tech U.S. military is eyeing a mix of low-tech weapons and new training to execute a central objective of the Defense Department's Quadrennial Defense Review -- enhancing partner nations' ability to independently fight terrorist networks, according to senior military officials. After decades of encouraging the sale of high-tech weapon systems like fighter aircraft and main battle tanks to friends and allies, the Pentagon increasingly wants to provide more rudimentary capabilities -- such as uniforms, body armor, radios and trucks...
