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US Army to bring new vehicle protection technologies to fleet as early as 2020
The Army is looking into the future of vehicle protection, with plans to pursue laser-warning systems, reactive armor tiles and signature management solutions.
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Army announces winners of electronic warfare challenge
Three teams won cash prizes for developing an AI that used machine learning to identify which new signals from a batch mattered for electronic warfare.
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Army office for electronic warfare, sensors shuffles managers
The Army has announced four new program managers at PEO-Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors (IEW&S)
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Coast Guard partners with Air Force to protect eyes from lasers
Lasers make it hard for pilots to see and dangerous to fly, so the Coast Guard is looking into new eye protection that mitigates lasers without reducing visibility too much.
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Rapid Equipping Force to deliver new electronic warfare platforms
Forces Command will be getting a new fleet of electronic warfare tactical vehicles this fall.
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Congress puts electronic warfare in its crosshairs
Congress hopes to bolster the Defense Department’s strategic posture in an area of increasing strategic importance.
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Watch Oklahoma National Guard train with counter-drone equipment in Afghanistan
As drones have moved from hypothetical to real threat, training with available counter-drone tools has moved from forward-thinking training to a regular part of being forward deployed.
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Could a cheap GPS spoofing experiment lead to ambushed convoys?
As security researchers demonstrate a novel navigation tool hack, it’s worth considering how many of the steps to make that hack work can enable other, less complicated attacks on the same target.
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For better electronic warfare, the Army and Marine Corps work together
The Army and Marines are conducting more cooperative exercises in electronic warfare.
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Competition for F-35 electronic warfare system could be on the horizon
Lockheed already announced a big upset on a key F-35 system. More could be coming.
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US Army to bring new vehicle protection technologies to fleet as early as 2020
The Army is looking into the future of vehicle protection, with plans to pursue laser-warning systems, reactive armor tiles and signature management solutions.
-
Army announces winners of electronic warfare challenge
Three teams won cash prizes for developing an AI that used machine learning to identify which new signals from a batch mattered for electronic warfare.
-
Army office for electronic warfare, sensors shuffles managers
The Army has announced four new program managers at PEO-Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors (IEW&S)
-
Coast Guard partners with Air Force to protect eyes from lasers
Lasers make it hard for pilots to see and dangerous to fly, so the Coast Guard is looking into new eye protection that mitigates lasers without reducing visibility too much.
-
Rapid Equipping Force to deliver new electronic warfare platforms
Forces Command will be getting a new fleet of electronic warfare tactical vehicles this fall.
-
Congress puts electronic warfare in its crosshairs
Congress hopes to bolster the Defense Department’s strategic posture in an area of increasing strategic importance.
-
Watch Oklahoma National Guard train with counter-drone equipment in Afghanistan
As drones have moved from hypothetical to real threat, training with available counter-drone tools has moved from forward-thinking training to a regular part of being forward deployed.
-
Could a cheap GPS spoofing experiment lead to ambushed convoys?
As security researchers demonstrate a novel navigation tool hack, it’s worth considering how many of the steps to make that hack work can enable other, less complicated attacks on the same target.
-
For better electronic warfare, the Army and Marine Corps work together
The Army and Marines are conducting more cooperative exercises in electronic warfare.
-
Competition for F-35 electronic warfare system could be on the horizon
Lockheed already announced a big upset on a key F-35 system. More could be coming.
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US Army to bring new vehicle protection technologies to fleet as early as 2020
The Army is looking into the future of vehicle protection, with plans to pursue laser-warning systems, reactive armor tiles and signature management solutions.
-
Army announces winners of electronic warfare challenge
Three teams won cash prizes for developing an AI that used machine learning to identify which new signals from a batch mattered for electronic warfare.
-
Army office for electronic warfare, sensors shuffles managers
The Army has announced four new program managers at PEO-Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors (IEW&S)
-
Coast Guard partners with Air Force to protect eyes from lasers
Lasers make it hard for pilots to see and dangerous to fly, so the Coast Guard is looking into new eye protection that mitigates lasers without reducing visibility too much.
-
Rapid Equipping Force to deliver new electronic warfare platforms
Forces Command will be getting a new fleet of electronic warfare tactical vehicles this fall.
-
Congress puts electronic warfare in its crosshairs
Congress hopes to bolster the Defense Department’s strategic posture in an area of increasing strategic importance.
-
Watch Oklahoma National Guard train with counter-drone equipment in Afghanistan
As drones have moved from hypothetical to real threat, training with available counter-drone tools has moved from forward-thinking training to a regular part of being forward deployed.
-
Could a cheap GPS spoofing experiment lead to ambushed convoys?
As security researchers demonstrate a novel navigation tool hack, it’s worth considering how many of the steps to make that hack work can enable other, less complicated attacks on the same target.
-
For better electronic warfare, the Army and Marine Corps work together
The Army and Marines are conducting more cooperative exercises in electronic warfare.
-
Competition for F-35 electronic warfare system could be on the horizon
Lockheed already announced a big upset on a key F-35 system. More could be coming.



