A small number of the names in the IAB Task force and secretariat list are still active. I recognise a few of these from IETF, and related activity:
Applications Bob Thomas BBNCC
Gateway Algorithms and Data Structures Dave Mills M/A-COM
Interoperability and Autonomous Systems Robert Cole UCL
New End to End Services Bob Braden UCLA
Privacy Steve Kent BBNCC
Robustness and Survivability Jim Mathis SRI
Security Ray McFarland DOD
Tactical Internetting David Hartmann MITRE "
Testing Ed Cain DlEC
LAB officers are:
Internet Architect Dave Clark MIT
Deputy Internet Architect Jon Pastel ISI
DARPA Program Manager Dennis Perry DARPA
TAB Secretary Chris Perry MITRE
The scans are actually not too bad... it's the original material that has been scanned that looks like multiply-photocopied pages... analog generation loss.
Appears *.mil load balancers have responded quickly to the hug, was able to fetch in <1ms ;)
Any docs like this for US DoD private networks in 2022? Purely for academic research purposes of course! Just browsing the rest the site for pdfs turns up cool def tech like this:
The Directed Energy Warfare Office (DEWO) and Directed Energy Division at the
Naval Surface Warfare Center, Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD) merge past research
and data with continuous innovation in the field of high-power microwave(s) (HPM) to address the critical need for nonlethal, nonkinetic weapon(...)
In some cases you may have better luck with Wayback Machine for projects whose websites have moved around multiple domains over the years, especially since older documents may be left behind during website redesigns. Take the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Directed Energy Directorate, for example. Their website was…
I don't know of any up-to-date network diagrams for DoD networks, but here are the relevant ones to look up: SIPRNET and NIPRNET for secret and nonclassified materials, respectively, NMIS/GWAN for NRO (TS), NSANet for NSA (TS/SCI), DSNET/JWICS (DoD wide, up to and including TS/SCI). There's also FBINET, which is classified up to secret, but doesn't have as much information online.
