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Russian threat is an ‘eye opener’ for Marines
Observations of advanced electronic warfare capabilities have confirmed that Marine Corps forces will have to operate in degraded environments.
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SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
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Who’s testing a laser in Djibouti?
There’s reason to suspect someone might be testing a laser as a weapon near China’s military base in Djibouti.
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The Army wants help turning down the electronic warfare noise
The Army is launching a public competition to find AI that can help electronic warfare officers with signal detection.
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Why Syria may be the most aggressive electronic warfare environment on Earth
The head of Special Operations Command shared how adversaries are using advanced electronic warfare capabilities to jam communications and even disrupt AC-130 aircraft.
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New threats mean new training for the Navy
The Navy’s new Norfolk, Virginia-based group targets information warfare training.
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The sneaky ways China and Russia could threaten US satellites
Kinetic attacks in space are still possible, but nations are looking more towards electronic warfare and cyber attacks, a report has concluded.
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New Navy EW program set for major milestone this summer
The Navy is planning a critical design review for the Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare program for the summer.
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Visualization tools could be the future of electronic warfare
Some in industry believe the future of electronic warfare will have to incorporate a visualization capability for operators and commanders to better plan effects in a non-physical domain.
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Here’s how Army soldiers in Europe are doing mobile electronic warfare
A rapid response capability program is delivering software updates that allow Army soldiers to address specific on-the-go, offline EW planning and management needs in Europe.
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Russian threat is an ‘eye opener’ for Marines
Observations of advanced electronic warfare capabilities have confirmed that Marine Corps forces will have to operate in degraded environments.
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SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
-
Who’s testing a laser in Djibouti?
There’s reason to suspect someone might be testing a laser as a weapon near China’s military base in Djibouti.
-
The Army wants help turning down the electronic warfare noise
The Army is launching a public competition to find AI that can help electronic warfare officers with signal detection.
-
Why Syria may be the most aggressive electronic warfare environment on Earth
The head of Special Operations Command shared how adversaries are using advanced electronic warfare capabilities to jam communications and even disrupt AC-130 aircraft.
-
New threats mean new training for the Navy
The Navy’s new Norfolk, Virginia-based group targets information warfare training.
-
The sneaky ways China and Russia could threaten US satellites
Kinetic attacks in space are still possible, but nations are looking more towards electronic warfare and cyber attacks, a report has concluded.
-
New Navy EW program set for major milestone this summer
The Navy is planning a critical design review for the Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare program for the summer.
-
Visualization tools could be the future of electronic warfare
Some in industry believe the future of electronic warfare will have to incorporate a visualization capability for operators and commanders to better plan effects in a non-physical domain.
-
Here’s how Army soldiers in Europe are doing mobile electronic warfare
A rapid response capability program is delivering software updates that allow Army soldiers to address specific on-the-go, offline EW planning and management needs in Europe.
-
Russian threat is an ‘eye opener’ for Marines
Observations of advanced electronic warfare capabilities have confirmed that Marine Corps forces will have to operate in degraded environments.
-
SOCOM boss: Adversaries are disabling Air Force gunships in Syria
Adversaries in Syria are attempting to use aggressive electronic warfare capabilities to disable the Air Force’s gunships.
-
Who’s testing a laser in Djibouti?
There’s reason to suspect someone might be testing a laser as a weapon near China’s military base in Djibouti.
-
The Army wants help turning down the electronic warfare noise
The Army is launching a public competition to find AI that can help electronic warfare officers with signal detection.
-
Why Syria may be the most aggressive electronic warfare environment on Earth
The head of Special Operations Command shared how adversaries are using advanced electronic warfare capabilities to jam communications and even disrupt AC-130 aircraft.
-
New threats mean new training for the Navy
The Navy’s new Norfolk, Virginia-based group targets information warfare training.
-
The sneaky ways China and Russia could threaten US satellites
Kinetic attacks in space are still possible, but nations are looking more towards electronic warfare and cyber attacks, a report has concluded.
-
New Navy EW program set for major milestone this summer
The Navy is planning a critical design review for the Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare program for the summer.
-
Visualization tools could be the future of electronic warfare
Some in industry believe the future of electronic warfare will have to incorporate a visualization capability for operators and commanders to better plan effects in a non-physical domain.
-
Here’s how Army soldiers in Europe are doing mobile electronic warfare
A rapid response capability program is delivering software updates that allow Army soldiers to address specific on-the-go, offline EW planning and management needs in Europe.
