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How the Army is getting its EW kit right for future battlefields
The Army is using a variety of prototyping efforts and soldier feedback to inform how it will equip electronic warfare units for the field.
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EA-6B Prowler, one of the saltiest warfighters in the Marine Corps, retires
The Prowler has supported the Corps in nearly every major conflict in the past 40 years.
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Testing begins this summer on ‘soft kill,’ ‘hard kill’ systems to protect ground vehicles
The combined systems give crews a toolkit to counter incoming missile fire.
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Here’s what the Army is looking for in its new EW program
The Army is looking to move out on its integrated EW and signals intelligence Terrestrial Layer System.
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Army to get new leader for electronic warfare programs
The Army’s primary program office for electronic warfare and sensors is getting a new boss and it’s a familiar face.
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The Navy plans to test its new electronic warfare drones this fall
The U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman envision using a swarm of drones that could fly ahead of strikers to scout out for radar and other battlefield emitters and to potentially jam enemy sensor networks.
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Can learning ham radio make for better engineers and software developers?
Employees from the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division took a week-long class in amateur radio as a way to better understand radio frequency (RF) propagation that can be essential to engineering and software development.
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How will the Army use electronic warfare? The Pentagon’s weapon tester wants to know
The Army needs to create more clarity on how it will use its electronic warfare forces.
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Updated: Lockheed Martin scores critical Army airborne electronic warfare contract
Lockheed was awarded a contract under the Multi-Function Electronic Warfare (MFEW) program.
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Here’s the Army’s latest electronic warfare project
Dubbed Raven Feather, the Army is taking aim at platforms and vehicles.
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How the Army is getting its EW kit right for future battlefields
The Army is using a variety of prototyping efforts and soldier feedback to inform how it will equip electronic warfare units for the field.
-
EA-6B Prowler, one of the saltiest warfighters in the Marine Corps, retires
The Prowler has supported the Corps in nearly every major conflict in the past 40 years.
-
Testing begins this summer on ‘soft kill,’ ‘hard kill’ systems to protect ground vehicles
The combined systems give crews a toolkit to counter incoming missile fire.
-
Here’s what the Army is looking for in its new EW program
The Army is looking to move out on its integrated EW and signals intelligence Terrestrial Layer System.
-
Army to get new leader for electronic warfare programs
The Army’s primary program office for electronic warfare and sensors is getting a new boss and it’s a familiar face.
-
The Navy plans to test its new electronic warfare drones this fall
The U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman envision using a swarm of drones that could fly ahead of strikers to scout out for radar and other battlefield emitters and to potentially jam enemy sensor networks.
-
Can learning ham radio make for better engineers and software developers?
Employees from the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division took a week-long class in amateur radio as a way to better understand radio frequency (RF) propagation that can be essential to engineering and software development.
-
How will the Army use electronic warfare? The Pentagon’s weapon tester wants to know
The Army needs to create more clarity on how it will use its electronic warfare forces.
-
Updated: Lockheed Martin scores critical Army airborne electronic warfare contract
Lockheed was awarded a contract under the Multi-Function Electronic Warfare (MFEW) program.
-
Here’s the Army’s latest electronic warfare project
Dubbed Raven Feather, the Army is taking aim at platforms and vehicles.
-
How the Army is getting its EW kit right for future battlefields
The Army is using a variety of prototyping efforts and soldier feedback to inform how it will equip electronic warfare units for the field.
-
EA-6B Prowler, one of the saltiest warfighters in the Marine Corps, retires
The Prowler has supported the Corps in nearly every major conflict in the past 40 years.
-
Testing begins this summer on ‘soft kill,’ ‘hard kill’ systems to protect ground vehicles
The combined systems give crews a toolkit to counter incoming missile fire.
-
Here’s what the Army is looking for in its new EW program
The Army is looking to move out on its integrated EW and signals intelligence Terrestrial Layer System.
-
Army to get new leader for electronic warfare programs
The Army’s primary program office for electronic warfare and sensors is getting a new boss and it’s a familiar face.
-
The Navy plans to test its new electronic warfare drones this fall
The U.S. Navy and Northrop Grumman envision using a swarm of drones that could fly ahead of strikers to scout out for radar and other battlefield emitters and to potentially jam enemy sensor networks.
-
Can learning ham radio make for better engineers and software developers?
Employees from the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division took a week-long class in amateur radio as a way to better understand radio frequency (RF) propagation that can be essential to engineering and software development.
-
How will the Army use electronic warfare? The Pentagon’s weapon tester wants to know
The Army needs to create more clarity on how it will use its electronic warfare forces.
-
Updated: Lockheed Martin scores critical Army airborne electronic warfare contract
Lockheed was awarded a contract under the Multi-Function Electronic Warfare (MFEW) program.
-
Here’s the Army’s latest electronic warfare project
Dubbed Raven Feather, the Army is taking aim at platforms and vehicles.
