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The Army’s new multi-domain units are understaffed
The Army accelerated the fielding of new units but did not conduct sufficient risk assessments, Congress’ watchdog agency found in a new report.
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Why can’t Israeli pilots get a GPS signal?
Israeli pilots have reported the loss of a GPS signal near Tel Aviv for nearly three weeks and officials believe Russia could be to blame.
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EU to stage war games to prepare for hybrid threats
Hybrid threats can be based on a wide variety of strategies, ranging from the spread of fake news to undermining trust and cyberattacks on energy or communication systems.
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What’s the best way for the Army to demonstrate force via electronic warfare?
The U.S. Army, however, is not interested in the same raw demonstration of force as Russia. Instead, U.S. officials are following a philosophy that relies on what they refer to as “surgical” attacks.
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Is electronic warfare already legacy technology?
Electronic warfare is often held up as a core category of modern warfare. But if you ask William Conley, director of electronic warfare in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment, the military will soon be moving on.
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Eyeing Russia, Army fields jam-resistant GPS in Europe
The decision comes amid a pattern of Russia jamming or disrupting all sorts of communications vital to Western forces in recent years.
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A House panel wants to see these 5 data points on electronic warfare
A House defense committee is concerned about the Department of Defense efforts to rebuild its electronic warfare capabilities.
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The Navy wants a jammer that will help when flying into enemy airspace
Two companies received more money for ongoing work related to the Next Generation Jammer.
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Does Cyber Command need more electronic warfare tools?
Cyber forces of the future might need to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum to get at targets not connected to traditional networks.
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Can new spoofing tech give US aircraft a shroud in the clouds?
The U.S. Air National Guard is set to test next-generation decoy technology that was originally designed and fielded in the United Kingdom to protect Royal Air Force (RAF) Tornado GR4 aircraft against advanced radar-guided missiles.
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The Army’s new multi-domain units are understaffed
The Army accelerated the fielding of new units but did not conduct sufficient risk assessments, Congress’ watchdog agency found in a new report.
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Why can’t Israeli pilots get a GPS signal?
Israeli pilots have reported the loss of a GPS signal near Tel Aviv for nearly three weeks and officials believe Russia could be to blame.
-
EU to stage war games to prepare for hybrid threats
Hybrid threats can be based on a wide variety of strategies, ranging from the spread of fake news to undermining trust and cyberattacks on energy or communication systems.
-
What’s the best way for the Army to demonstrate force via electronic warfare?
The U.S. Army, however, is not interested in the same raw demonstration of force as Russia. Instead, U.S. officials are following a philosophy that relies on what they refer to as “surgical” attacks.
-
Is electronic warfare already legacy technology?
Electronic warfare is often held up as a core category of modern warfare. But if you ask William Conley, director of electronic warfare in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment, the military will soon be moving on.
-
Eyeing Russia, Army fields jam-resistant GPS in Europe
The decision comes amid a pattern of Russia jamming or disrupting all sorts of communications vital to Western forces in recent years.
-
A House panel wants to see these 5 data points on electronic warfare
A House defense committee is concerned about the Department of Defense efforts to rebuild its electronic warfare capabilities.
-
The Navy wants a jammer that will help when flying into enemy airspace
Two companies received more money for ongoing work related to the Next Generation Jammer.
-
Does Cyber Command need more electronic warfare tools?
Cyber forces of the future might need to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum to get at targets not connected to traditional networks.
-
Can new spoofing tech give US aircraft a shroud in the clouds?
The U.S. Air National Guard is set to test next-generation decoy technology that was originally designed and fielded in the United Kingdom to protect Royal Air Force (RAF) Tornado GR4 aircraft against advanced radar-guided missiles.
-
The Army’s new multi-domain units are understaffed
The Army accelerated the fielding of new units but did not conduct sufficient risk assessments, Congress’ watchdog agency found in a new report.
-
Why can’t Israeli pilots get a GPS signal?
Israeli pilots have reported the loss of a GPS signal near Tel Aviv for nearly three weeks and officials believe Russia could be to blame.
-
EU to stage war games to prepare for hybrid threats
Hybrid threats can be based on a wide variety of strategies, ranging from the spread of fake news to undermining trust and cyberattacks on energy or communication systems.
-
What’s the best way for the Army to demonstrate force via electronic warfare?
The U.S. Army, however, is not interested in the same raw demonstration of force as Russia. Instead, U.S. officials are following a philosophy that relies on what they refer to as “surgical” attacks.
-
Is electronic warfare already legacy technology?
Electronic warfare is often held up as a core category of modern warfare. But if you ask William Conley, director of electronic warfare in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment, the military will soon be moving on.
-
Eyeing Russia, Army fields jam-resistant GPS in Europe
The decision comes amid a pattern of Russia jamming or disrupting all sorts of communications vital to Western forces in recent years.
-
A House panel wants to see these 5 data points on electronic warfare
A House defense committee is concerned about the Department of Defense efforts to rebuild its electronic warfare capabilities.
-
The Navy wants a jammer that will help when flying into enemy airspace
Two companies received more money for ongoing work related to the Next Generation Jammer.
-
Does Cyber Command need more electronic warfare tools?
Cyber forces of the future might need to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum to get at targets not connected to traditional networks.
-
Can new spoofing tech give US aircraft a shroud in the clouds?
The U.S. Air National Guard is set to test next-generation decoy technology that was originally designed and fielded in the United Kingdom to protect Royal Air Force (RAF) Tornado GR4 aircraft against advanced radar-guided missiles.
