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The risks facing the Pentagon’s high-end electronics and radars
The industrial base for electronic attack and radar capabilities is potentially at risk in the future, a new report has found.
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With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
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The Army is learning by doing to keep pace in electronic warfare
The Army is equipping soldiers in the field with “good enough” capabilities as it gauges how to best address growing threats in the electronic warfare space.
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The Army is grooming an elite tier of electronic warriors
The service wants its approach to a cyber/EW workforce to mirror the relationship between special operations forces and the high-end special operators in Joint Special Operations Command.
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The Corps is down to one final EA-6B Prowler squadron
The EA-6B has been vital to U.S. operations against ISIS for its ability to jam enemy communications, roadside bombs and suppress enemy air defenses.
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Army realigns digital ‘hunters’ for rising electronic warfare
The directorate was re-aligned to increase test efficiency for ISR, EW, biometrics and counter IED systems.
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Here’s how a defense committee wants to better understand the future battlefield
From cyber, PNT and space, here’s what made it into the final House panel’s defense authorization bill for fiscal 2019.
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Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
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Leonardo invests $5 million in laser division
Leonardo announced an investment of $5 million into Lasertel, its custom laser diode division based in Tucson, Arizona.
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The sparring partner who roughs up Marines with Snapchat
This Marine lab will identify challenges, develop warfighting concepts and design wargames and experiments. MD5 also will provide a platform upon which to accelerate these evolving concepts.
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The risks facing the Pentagon’s high-end electronics and radars
The industrial base for electronic attack and radar capabilities is potentially at risk in the future, a new report has found.
-
With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
-
The Army is learning by doing to keep pace in electronic warfare
The Army is equipping soldiers in the field with “good enough” capabilities as it gauges how to best address growing threats in the electronic warfare space.
-
The Army is grooming an elite tier of electronic warriors
The service wants its approach to a cyber/EW workforce to mirror the relationship between special operations forces and the high-end special operators in Joint Special Operations Command.
-
The Corps is down to one final EA-6B Prowler squadron
The EA-6B has been vital to U.S. operations against ISIS for its ability to jam enemy communications, roadside bombs and suppress enemy air defenses.
-
Army realigns digital ‘hunters’ for rising electronic warfare
The directorate was re-aligned to increase test efficiency for ISR, EW, biometrics and counter IED systems.
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Here’s how a defense committee wants to better understand the future battlefield
From cyber, PNT and space, here’s what made it into the final House panel’s defense authorization bill for fiscal 2019.
-
Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
-
Leonardo invests $5 million in laser division
Leonardo announced an investment of $5 million into Lasertel, its custom laser diode division based in Tucson, Arizona.
-
The sparring partner who roughs up Marines with Snapchat
This Marine lab will identify challenges, develop warfighting concepts and design wargames and experiments. MD5 also will provide a platform upon which to accelerate these evolving concepts.
-
The risks facing the Pentagon’s high-end electronics and radars
The industrial base for electronic attack and radar capabilities is potentially at risk in the future, a new report has found.
-
With electronic warfare, the Army needs to move fast, even with broken things
Given the rapidly evolving pace of electronic warfare, it’s more important to field flawed equipment that the Army can learn from and iterate upon than it is to wait for a perfect tool that will be impossible to make.
-
The Army is learning by doing to keep pace in electronic warfare
The Army is equipping soldiers in the field with “good enough” capabilities as it gauges how to best address growing threats in the electronic warfare space.
-
The Army is grooming an elite tier of electronic warriors
The service wants its approach to a cyber/EW workforce to mirror the relationship between special operations forces and the high-end special operators in Joint Special Operations Command.
-
The Corps is down to one final EA-6B Prowler squadron
The EA-6B has been vital to U.S. operations against ISIS for its ability to jam enemy communications, roadside bombs and suppress enemy air defenses.
-
Army realigns digital ‘hunters’ for rising electronic warfare
The directorate was re-aligned to increase test efficiency for ISR, EW, biometrics and counter IED systems.
-
Here’s how a defense committee wants to better understand the future battlefield
From cyber, PNT and space, here’s what made it into the final House panel’s defense authorization bill for fiscal 2019.
-
Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
-
Leonardo invests $5 million in laser division
Leonardo announced an investment of $5 million into Lasertel, its custom laser diode division based in Tucson, Arizona.
-
The sparring partner who roughs up Marines with Snapchat
This Marine lab will identify challenges, develop warfighting concepts and design wargames and experiments. MD5 also will provide a platform upon which to accelerate these evolving concepts.
