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Iran test fires cruise missiles resistant to ‘electronic war,’ says naval chief
Iran test fired cruise missiles in a naval exercise in the Gulf of Oman and northern Indian Ocean, state media reported Thursday.
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The Army may have the electronic warfare tool the Pentagon needs
Defense Department leaders are considering the Army’s Electronic Warfare Planning and Management Tool as a primary option for the joint force to coordinate actions in the electromagnetic spectrum, an Army official said June 10.
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Army units in Europe are getting new electronic warfare equipment
The Army recently awarded two prototype contracts toward a longer-term electronic warfare system.
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Watchdog discovers problems with Navy jammer
In an annual report, the GAO found several issues associated with the Navy’s Next Generation Jammer-Mid Band pod related to technology maturity and software.
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The Army is moving forward with its electronic warfare pod
Lockheed Martin announced its “Air Large” electronic warfare pod has moved on to the second phase of testing.
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NATO’s new tool shows the impact of GPS jammers
The software can show what areas would be affected by a GPS jammer on a map, helping commanders understand the impact of those devices on operations.
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This is what the Space Force will use to jam enemy satellites
Little is known about the Space Force’s first offensive weapon, but the next-generation variant is already in development and is expected to be smaller and more capable.
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New leader is a familiar face for Army PEO C3T
Brig. Gen. Rob Collins will be the new head of the Army’s Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical), the chief of staff of the Army announced March 25.
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Marines wanted to know if a Navy satellite could withstand jamming
Marines Corps leaders asked the Army’s Threat Systems Management Office to intentionally jam parts of the spectrum that the Navy’s narrowband satellites operates in for the Steel Knight 20 exercise.
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Getting the services on the same wavelength about electronic warfare
The Pentagon needs a top-down vision to help guide operations, investments and capabilities within the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Iran test fires cruise missiles resistant to ‘electronic war,’ says naval chief
Iran test fired cruise missiles in a naval exercise in the Gulf of Oman and northern Indian Ocean, state media reported Thursday.
-
The Army may have the electronic warfare tool the Pentagon needs
Defense Department leaders are considering the Army’s Electronic Warfare Planning and Management Tool as a primary option for the joint force to coordinate actions in the electromagnetic spectrum, an Army official said June 10.
-
Army units in Europe are getting new electronic warfare equipment
The Army recently awarded two prototype contracts toward a longer-term electronic warfare system.
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Watchdog discovers problems with Navy jammer
In an annual report, the GAO found several issues associated with the Navy’s Next Generation Jammer-Mid Band pod related to technology maturity and software.
-
The Army is moving forward with its electronic warfare pod
Lockheed Martin announced its “Air Large” electronic warfare pod has moved on to the second phase of testing.
-
NATO’s new tool shows the impact of GPS jammers
The software can show what areas would be affected by a GPS jammer on a map, helping commanders understand the impact of those devices on operations.
-
This is what the Space Force will use to jam enemy satellites
Little is known about the Space Force’s first offensive weapon, but the next-generation variant is already in development and is expected to be smaller and more capable.
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New leader is a familiar face for Army PEO C3T
Brig. Gen. Rob Collins will be the new head of the Army’s Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical), the chief of staff of the Army announced March 25.
-
Marines wanted to know if a Navy satellite could withstand jamming
Marines Corps leaders asked the Army’s Threat Systems Management Office to intentionally jam parts of the spectrum that the Navy’s narrowband satellites operates in for the Steel Knight 20 exercise.
-
Getting the services on the same wavelength about electronic warfare
The Pentagon needs a top-down vision to help guide operations, investments and capabilities within the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Iran test fires cruise missiles resistant to ‘electronic war,’ says naval chief
Iran test fired cruise missiles in a naval exercise in the Gulf of Oman and northern Indian Ocean, state media reported Thursday.
-
The Army may have the electronic warfare tool the Pentagon needs
Defense Department leaders are considering the Army’s Electronic Warfare Planning and Management Tool as a primary option for the joint force to coordinate actions in the electromagnetic spectrum, an Army official said June 10.
-
Army units in Europe are getting new electronic warfare equipment
The Army recently awarded two prototype contracts toward a longer-term electronic warfare system.
-
Watchdog discovers problems with Navy jammer
In an annual report, the GAO found several issues associated with the Navy’s Next Generation Jammer-Mid Band pod related to technology maturity and software.
-
The Army is moving forward with its electronic warfare pod
Lockheed Martin announced its “Air Large” electronic warfare pod has moved on to the second phase of testing.
-
NATO’s new tool shows the impact of GPS jammers
The software can show what areas would be affected by a GPS jammer on a map, helping commanders understand the impact of those devices on operations.
-
This is what the Space Force will use to jam enemy satellites
Little is known about the Space Force’s first offensive weapon, but the next-generation variant is already in development and is expected to be smaller and more capable.
-
New leader is a familiar face for Army PEO C3T
Brig. Gen. Rob Collins will be the new head of the Army’s Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical), the chief of staff of the Army announced March 25.
-
Marines wanted to know if a Navy satellite could withstand jamming
Marines Corps leaders asked the Army’s Threat Systems Management Office to intentionally jam parts of the spectrum that the Navy’s narrowband satellites operates in for the Steel Knight 20 exercise.
-
Getting the services on the same wavelength about electronic warfare
The Pentagon needs a top-down vision to help guide operations, investments and capabilities within the electromagnetic spectrum.
