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The Marine Corps wants to protect its Hornets from GPS jammers
The Corps is facing down increased threats from electronic warfare. In Syria, adversaries have used EW attacks against AC-130 gunships.
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Air Force moves to improve electronic warfare effectiveness
BAE Systems is transitioning a radio frequency detection and disruption system to a new type of aircraft.
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The Pentagon’s latest budget is its largest counter-drone budget ever
To protect its force now and into the future, the Pentagon is set to fund nearly 100 counter-drone technology programs.
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China’s prototype laser rifle is a dangerous gimmick at best
China claims a prototype laser rifle could soon put directed energy in the hands of infantry soon, but the laser safety experts are skeptical.
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The Army is bringing new electronic warfare prototypes home
Electronic warfare prototypes designed to counter Russian capabilities in Europe hit Army units stateside.
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US Army executes active electronic attack in Europe for first time since Cold War
Operators, and even commanders, are cutting their teeth in the electromagnetic spectrum using the Army’s rapidly developed EW prototypes in Europe.
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A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
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How industry helps shape the Army’s emerging tech
Members of industry work side by side with the Army during Cyber Quest as it seeks to inform future cyber and electronic warfare capabilities.
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The Army is most excited about these 3 capabilities
Here are cyber and electronic warfare emerging technologies the Army is evaluating at Cyber Quest.
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The US made the wrong bet on radiofrequency, and now it could pay the price
“It’s not that we disarmed, it’s that we took a path that they have now figured out,” Gen. Paul Selva said.
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The Marine Corps wants to protect its Hornets from GPS jammers
The Corps is facing down increased threats from electronic warfare. In Syria, adversaries have used EW attacks against AC-130 gunships.
-
Air Force moves to improve electronic warfare effectiveness
BAE Systems is transitioning a radio frequency detection and disruption system to a new type of aircraft.
-
The Pentagon’s latest budget is its largest counter-drone budget ever
To protect its force now and into the future, the Pentagon is set to fund nearly 100 counter-drone technology programs.
-
China’s prototype laser rifle is a dangerous gimmick at best
China claims a prototype laser rifle could soon put directed energy in the hands of infantry soon, but the laser safety experts are skeptical.
-
The Army is bringing new electronic warfare prototypes home
Electronic warfare prototypes designed to counter Russian capabilities in Europe hit Army units stateside.
-
US Army executes active electronic attack in Europe for first time since Cold War
Operators, and even commanders, are cutting their teeth in the electromagnetic spectrum using the Army’s rapidly developed EW prototypes in Europe.
-
A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
-
How industry helps shape the Army’s emerging tech
Members of industry work side by side with the Army during Cyber Quest as it seeks to inform future cyber and electronic warfare capabilities.
-
The Army is most excited about these 3 capabilities
Here are cyber and electronic warfare emerging technologies the Army is evaluating at Cyber Quest.
-
The US made the wrong bet on radiofrequency, and now it could pay the price
“It’s not that we disarmed, it’s that we took a path that they have now figured out,” Gen. Paul Selva said.
-
The Marine Corps wants to protect its Hornets from GPS jammers
The Corps is facing down increased threats from electronic warfare. In Syria, adversaries have used EW attacks against AC-130 gunships.
-
Air Force moves to improve electronic warfare effectiveness
BAE Systems is transitioning a radio frequency detection and disruption system to a new type of aircraft.
-
The Pentagon’s latest budget is its largest counter-drone budget ever
To protect its force now and into the future, the Pentagon is set to fund nearly 100 counter-drone technology programs.
-
China’s prototype laser rifle is a dangerous gimmick at best
China claims a prototype laser rifle could soon put directed energy in the hands of infantry soon, but the laser safety experts are skeptical.
-
The Army is bringing new electronic warfare prototypes home
Electronic warfare prototypes designed to counter Russian capabilities in Europe hit Army units stateside.
-
US Army executes active electronic attack in Europe for first time since Cold War
Operators, and even commanders, are cutting their teeth in the electromagnetic spectrum using the Army’s rapidly developed EW prototypes in Europe.
-
A Senate panel wants to spend an extra $400 million on microelectronics
The technology contributes to nearly every electronic system used by the defense department, and it’s only to get more important.
-
How industry helps shape the Army’s emerging tech
Members of industry work side by side with the Army during Cyber Quest as it seeks to inform future cyber and electronic warfare capabilities.
-
The Army is most excited about these 3 capabilities
Here are cyber and electronic warfare emerging technologies the Army is evaluating at Cyber Quest.
-
The US made the wrong bet on radiofrequency, and now it could pay the price
“It’s not that we disarmed, it’s that we took a path that they have now figured out,” Gen. Paul Selva said.
