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US Army wants to converge through the electromagnetic spectrum
The Army’s strategic operations directorate views the electromagnetic spectrum as the glue that will enable its efforts for new joint concepts that converge capabilities together.
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US Army tests jamming pod on Gray Eagle drone
The U.S. Army demonstrated its first brigade airborne electronic warfare jamming pod at an exercise this summer, and for the first time outfitting it to a Gray Eagle Extended Range drone.
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US Army demonstrates a first in electronic warfare
The Army has demonstrated an ability that service officials and industry agree is significant.
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The Pentagon is developing modern architectures to dominate the electromagnetic spectrum
The Pentagon is working to develop new and modern architectures to stay ahead in the electromagnetic spectrum.
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To prepare for tomorrow’s battlespace, invest in the EMS workforce today
The EMS workforce, specifically the civilian workforce, does not receive prioritization or resources like other communities.
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Japan is bolstering its electronic warfare capabilities
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force has inducted the first of a new intelligence-gathering aircraft into service, following a two-year flight test program.
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US Army to upgrade bigger units with new electronic warfare gear
The Army has outlined plans for a new electronic warfare, signals intelligence and cyber capability for larger echelons.
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US Air Force adds electronic warfare to new intel, cyber office
The Air Force is pulling electromagnetic spectrum operations under it’s deputy chief of staff for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and cyber effects operations.
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Britain moves forward with its own Typhoon radar primed for electronic warfare
The $420 million deal includes the industry partners delivering the first Mk2-equipped Typhoons in 2022 for test and evaluation work, as well as three complete radars.
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US Air Force seeks better electronic intel amid more complex battlefields
The Air Force is soliciting industry’s help in developing new ELINT capabilities.
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US Army wants to converge through the electromagnetic spectrum
The Army’s strategic operations directorate views the electromagnetic spectrum as the glue that will enable its efforts for new joint concepts that converge capabilities together.
-
US Army tests jamming pod on Gray Eagle drone
The U.S. Army demonstrated its first brigade airborne electronic warfare jamming pod at an exercise this summer, and for the first time outfitting it to a Gray Eagle Extended Range drone.
-
US Army demonstrates a first in electronic warfare
The Army has demonstrated an ability that service officials and industry agree is significant.
-
The Pentagon is developing modern architectures to dominate the electromagnetic spectrum
The Pentagon is working to develop new and modern architectures to stay ahead in the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
To prepare for tomorrow’s battlespace, invest in the EMS workforce today
The EMS workforce, specifically the civilian workforce, does not receive prioritization or resources like other communities.
-
Japan is bolstering its electronic warfare capabilities
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force has inducted the first of a new intelligence-gathering aircraft into service, following a two-year flight test program.
-
US Army to upgrade bigger units with new electronic warfare gear
The Army has outlined plans for a new electronic warfare, signals intelligence and cyber capability for larger echelons.
-
US Air Force adds electronic warfare to new intel, cyber office
The Air Force is pulling electromagnetic spectrum operations under it’s deputy chief of staff for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and cyber effects operations.
-
Britain moves forward with its own Typhoon radar primed for electronic warfare
The $420 million deal includes the industry partners delivering the first Mk2-equipped Typhoons in 2022 for test and evaluation work, as well as three complete radars.
-
US Air Force seeks better electronic intel amid more complex battlefields
The Air Force is soliciting industry’s help in developing new ELINT capabilities.
-
US Army wants to converge through the electromagnetic spectrum
The Army’s strategic operations directorate views the electromagnetic spectrum as the glue that will enable its efforts for new joint concepts that converge capabilities together.
-
US Army tests jamming pod on Gray Eagle drone
The U.S. Army demonstrated its first brigade airborne electronic warfare jamming pod at an exercise this summer, and for the first time outfitting it to a Gray Eagle Extended Range drone.
-
US Army demonstrates a first in electronic warfare
The Army has demonstrated an ability that service officials and industry agree is significant.
-
The Pentagon is developing modern architectures to dominate the electromagnetic spectrum
The Pentagon is working to develop new and modern architectures to stay ahead in the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
To prepare for tomorrow’s battlespace, invest in the EMS workforce today
The EMS workforce, specifically the civilian workforce, does not receive prioritization or resources like other communities.
-
Japan is bolstering its electronic warfare capabilities
The Japan Air Self-Defense Force has inducted the first of a new intelligence-gathering aircraft into service, following a two-year flight test program.
-
US Army to upgrade bigger units with new electronic warfare gear
The Army has outlined plans for a new electronic warfare, signals intelligence and cyber capability for larger echelons.
-
US Air Force adds electronic warfare to new intel, cyber office
The Air Force is pulling electromagnetic spectrum operations under it’s deputy chief of staff for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance and cyber effects operations.
-
Britain moves forward with its own Typhoon radar primed for electronic warfare
The $420 million deal includes the industry partners delivering the first Mk2-equipped Typhoons in 2022 for test and evaluation work, as well as three complete radars.
-
US Air Force seeks better electronic intel amid more complex battlefields
The Air Force is soliciting industry’s help in developing new ELINT capabilities.
