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How the Army will plan cyber and electronic warfare operations
New Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities cells have been stood up in each brigade to help provide targeting options and capabilities for commanders.
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Harris wins $400 million contract modification for electronic warfare system
Harris Corp has been awarded a contract modification worth as much as $400 million for the production of a electronic warfare system to sell overseas.
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Russia prepares for a future of making autonomous weapons
Kalashnikov, an arms maker that’s part of the larger Rostec defense enterprise, announced last week that it is has developed some expertise in machine learning.
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Soldiers are being forced to recognize one of their greatest vulnerabilities on the battlefield
Soldiers can’t wait to get their hands on new electronic warfare tools. But in the meantime, they’re finding o
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New missile decoy aims to protect transport planes
To protect transport planes, a new missile decoy creates a larger impression, hopefully tricking the missile away from precious human cargo.
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What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Mattis accuses China of acts of ‘intimidation and coersion’
China’s actions in the South China Sea also spurred the decision to uninvite the country from participation in a multinational naval exercise.
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Is AI the answer to Army electronic warfare troubles?
Can artificial intelligence help reduce burden on electronic warfare officers?
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Why did the Air Force cancel the F-15C electronic warfare upgrade?
The Air Force canceled plans to buy the Eagle Passive/Active Warning and Survivability System for its F-15C fleet in the FY18 budget. Is that a smart idea?
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How redefining Army intel can help fight high-end adversaries
Here’s how the Army is fusing intelligence and electronic warfare.
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How the Army will plan cyber and electronic warfare operations
New Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities cells have been stood up in each brigade to help provide targeting options and capabilities for commanders.
-
Harris wins $400 million contract modification for electronic warfare system
Harris Corp has been awarded a contract modification worth as much as $400 million for the production of a electronic warfare system to sell overseas.
-
Russia prepares for a future of making autonomous weapons
Kalashnikov, an arms maker that’s part of the larger Rostec defense enterprise, announced last week that it is has developed some expertise in machine learning.
-
Soldiers are being forced to recognize one of their greatest vulnerabilities on the battlefield
Soldiers can’t wait to get their hands on new electronic warfare tools. But in the meantime, they’re finding o
-
New missile decoy aims to protect transport planes
To protect transport planes, a new missile decoy creates a larger impression, hopefully tricking the missile away from precious human cargo.
-
What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Mattis accuses China of acts of ‘intimidation and coersion’
China’s actions in the South China Sea also spurred the decision to uninvite the country from participation in a multinational naval exercise.
-
Is AI the answer to Army electronic warfare troubles?
Can artificial intelligence help reduce burden on electronic warfare officers?
-
Why did the Air Force cancel the F-15C electronic warfare upgrade?
The Air Force canceled plans to buy the Eagle Passive/Active Warning and Survivability System for its F-15C fleet in the FY18 budget. Is that a smart idea?
-
How redefining Army intel can help fight high-end adversaries
Here’s how the Army is fusing intelligence and electronic warfare.
-
How the Army will plan cyber and electronic warfare operations
New Cyber and Electromagnetic Activities cells have been stood up in each brigade to help provide targeting options and capabilities for commanders.
-
Harris wins $400 million contract modification for electronic warfare system
Harris Corp has been awarded a contract modification worth as much as $400 million for the production of a electronic warfare system to sell overseas.
-
Russia prepares for a future of making autonomous weapons
Kalashnikov, an arms maker that’s part of the larger Rostec defense enterprise, announced last week that it is has developed some expertise in machine learning.
-
Soldiers are being forced to recognize one of their greatest vulnerabilities on the battlefield
Soldiers can’t wait to get their hands on new electronic warfare tools. But in the meantime, they’re finding o
-
New missile decoy aims to protect transport planes
To protect transport planes, a new missile decoy creates a larger impression, hopefully tricking the missile away from precious human cargo.
-
What’s the frequency, Putin? 5 questions about Russia’s EW capability
To understand electronic warfare, we must first understand how Russia has adapted and trained to fight for supremacy of the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Mattis accuses China of acts of ‘intimidation and coersion’
China’s actions in the South China Sea also spurred the decision to uninvite the country from participation in a multinational naval exercise.
-
Is AI the answer to Army electronic warfare troubles?
Can artificial intelligence help reduce burden on electronic warfare officers?
-
Why did the Air Force cancel the F-15C electronic warfare upgrade?
The Air Force canceled plans to buy the Eagle Passive/Active Warning and Survivability System for its F-15C fleet in the FY18 budget. Is that a smart idea?
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How redefining Army intel can help fight high-end adversaries
Here’s how the Army is fusing intelligence and electronic warfare.
