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The Army’s new approach for developing electronic warfare systems
The service wants more equipment at the brigade level ASAP.
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The Army is rapidly regrowing electronic warfare
New forces and capabilities are being developed across several echelons.
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Here’s why Marine Raiders want to take down GPS, cellphones and a Russian navigation service
The Raiders are looking to train its special operators for a fight with near-peer adversaries.
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The Czech tech to overcome Russian jammers
Czech company Era is relatively unknown outside of the electronic surveillance community and civil aerospace sector, but it has a rich history in passive sensor technology.
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To understand autonomous weapons, think about electronic warfare
When remote piloting becomes difficult or impossible, autonomy will still let uncrewed vehicles operate.
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Air Force to wrap up electronic warfare study by January
The review will help the Air Force figure out how to defeat high-end threats as far out as 2040.
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Norway says Russia jammed GPS signal during NATO drill
The Norwegian Defense Ministry said Tuesday that Russian forces in the Arctic disturbed GPS location signals during a recent large NATO drill in Norway.
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Here’s why the Army needs resilient communications
Electronic warfare capabilities by near peer adversaries present communications problems for friendly forces.
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The sun’s setting on Corps’ last EA-6B Prowler squadron with end of final deployment
The EA-6B Prowler has been around since the Vietnam War.
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Head of US Army Rapid Capabilities Office to take top civilian job on the F-35 program
Tayna Skeen, currently the executive director of the Army’s innovation organization, will take on a major leadership role in the F-35 Joint Program Office.
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The Army’s new approach for developing electronic warfare systems
The service wants more equipment at the brigade level ASAP.
-
The Army is rapidly regrowing electronic warfare
New forces and capabilities are being developed across several echelons.
-
Here’s why Marine Raiders want to take down GPS, cellphones and a Russian navigation service
The Raiders are looking to train its special operators for a fight with near-peer adversaries.
-
The Czech tech to overcome Russian jammers
Czech company Era is relatively unknown outside of the electronic surveillance community and civil aerospace sector, but it has a rich history in passive sensor technology.
-
To understand autonomous weapons, think about electronic warfare
When remote piloting becomes difficult or impossible, autonomy will still let uncrewed vehicles operate.
-
Air Force to wrap up electronic warfare study by January
The review will help the Air Force figure out how to defeat high-end threats as far out as 2040.
-
Norway says Russia jammed GPS signal during NATO drill
The Norwegian Defense Ministry said Tuesday that Russian forces in the Arctic disturbed GPS location signals during a recent large NATO drill in Norway.
-
Here’s why the Army needs resilient communications
Electronic warfare capabilities by near peer adversaries present communications problems for friendly forces.
-
The sun’s setting on Corps’ last EA-6B Prowler squadron with end of final deployment
The EA-6B Prowler has been around since the Vietnam War.
-
Head of US Army Rapid Capabilities Office to take top civilian job on the F-35 program
Tayna Skeen, currently the executive director of the Army’s innovation organization, will take on a major leadership role in the F-35 Joint Program Office.
-
The Army’s new approach for developing electronic warfare systems
The service wants more equipment at the brigade level ASAP.
-
The Army is rapidly regrowing electronic warfare
New forces and capabilities are being developed across several echelons.
-
Here’s why Marine Raiders want to take down GPS, cellphones and a Russian navigation service
The Raiders are looking to train its special operators for a fight with near-peer adversaries.
-
The Czech tech to overcome Russian jammers
Czech company Era is relatively unknown outside of the electronic surveillance community and civil aerospace sector, but it has a rich history in passive sensor technology.
-
To understand autonomous weapons, think about electronic warfare
When remote piloting becomes difficult or impossible, autonomy will still let uncrewed vehicles operate.
-
Air Force to wrap up electronic warfare study by January
The review will help the Air Force figure out how to defeat high-end threats as far out as 2040.
-
Norway says Russia jammed GPS signal during NATO drill
The Norwegian Defense Ministry said Tuesday that Russian forces in the Arctic disturbed GPS location signals during a recent large NATO drill in Norway.
-
Here’s why the Army needs resilient communications
Electronic warfare capabilities by near peer adversaries present communications problems for friendly forces.
-
The sun’s setting on Corps’ last EA-6B Prowler squadron with end of final deployment
The EA-6B Prowler has been around since the Vietnam War.
-
Head of US Army Rapid Capabilities Office to take top civilian job on the F-35 program
Tayna Skeen, currently the executive director of the Army’s innovation organization, will take on a major leadership role in the F-35 Joint Program Office.
