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Russia is pushing the Army to move faster on electronic warfare
The Army believes it can accelerate the development of a key electronic warfare program, and in the process, provide a road map for how the service might improve acquisition.
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How the Marines are mobilizing forces for information warfare
The Marine Corps is using wargames and exercises to game how to operationalize their new information environment commands.
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Can the Army bring position, navigation and timing tech to the battlefield faster?
With the Army’s PNT office moved under its chief electronic warfare organization, the service is looking to fast-track PNT capabilities.
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Can integration give the Army the tactical edge?
Army officials are looking within their own components for synergies that could lead to more agile, dynamic ways of equipping soldiers and taking on emerging threats.
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Army eyeing options for long-range electronic attack
Army leaders are looking at alternative approaches to meet and field electronic warfare needs.
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Making sense of CHAMP, the silver bullet miracle missile that isn’t
A weapon that can fry computers and leave people intact is bound to find a use somewhere in America’s present and future wars. I just wouldn’t expect to see it stop a North Korean nuclear weapon.
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Navy’s premier EW program exhibits poor management, says IG
The Department of Defense Inspector General has released a redacted audit of the Navy’s Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program.
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Marines: New electronic warfare tech can’t lead to 40 lb packs
The Marine Corps is looking to improve it’s electronic warfare capabilities in light of new threats.
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Upgrade of India’s Mirage fighter fleet in jeopardy as maintenance contracts lapse
The upgrade of India’s Mirage 2000-H fleet could face a roadblock, after the maintenance warranty from original equipment manufacturers Dassault Aviation and Thales of France expired with nobody willing to continue footing the bill.
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In Russia’s Zapad drill, Poland sees confirmation of its defense strategy
A top Polish official doesn’t see a need to change Warsaw’s modernization strategy after the major Russian exercise.
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Russia is pushing the Army to move faster on electronic warfare
The Army believes it can accelerate the development of a key electronic warfare program, and in the process, provide a road map for how the service might improve acquisition.
-
How the Marines are mobilizing forces for information warfare
The Marine Corps is using wargames and exercises to game how to operationalize their new information environment commands.
-
Can the Army bring position, navigation and timing tech to the battlefield faster?
With the Army’s PNT office moved under its chief electronic warfare organization, the service is looking to fast-track PNT capabilities.
-
Can integration give the Army the tactical edge?
Army officials are looking within their own components for synergies that could lead to more agile, dynamic ways of equipping soldiers and taking on emerging threats.
-
Army eyeing options for long-range electronic attack
Army leaders are looking at alternative approaches to meet and field electronic warfare needs.
-
Making sense of CHAMP, the silver bullet miracle missile that isn’t
A weapon that can fry computers and leave people intact is bound to find a use somewhere in America’s present and future wars. I just wouldn’t expect to see it stop a North Korean nuclear weapon.
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Navy’s premier EW program exhibits poor management, says IG
The Department of Defense Inspector General has released a redacted audit of the Navy’s Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program.
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Marines: New electronic warfare tech can’t lead to 40 lb packs
The Marine Corps is looking to improve it’s electronic warfare capabilities in light of new threats.
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Upgrade of India’s Mirage fighter fleet in jeopardy as maintenance contracts lapse
The upgrade of India’s Mirage 2000-H fleet could face a roadblock, after the maintenance warranty from original equipment manufacturers Dassault Aviation and Thales of France expired with nobody willing to continue footing the bill.
-
In Russia’s Zapad drill, Poland sees confirmation of its defense strategy
A top Polish official doesn’t see a need to change Warsaw’s modernization strategy after the major Russian exercise.
-
Russia is pushing the Army to move faster on electronic warfare
The Army believes it can accelerate the development of a key electronic warfare program, and in the process, provide a road map for how the service might improve acquisition.
-
How the Marines are mobilizing forces for information warfare
The Marine Corps is using wargames and exercises to game how to operationalize their new information environment commands.
-
Can the Army bring position, navigation and timing tech to the battlefield faster?
With the Army’s PNT office moved under its chief electronic warfare organization, the service is looking to fast-track PNT capabilities.
-
Can integration give the Army the tactical edge?
Army officials are looking within their own components for synergies that could lead to more agile, dynamic ways of equipping soldiers and taking on emerging threats.
-
Army eyeing options for long-range electronic attack
Army leaders are looking at alternative approaches to meet and field electronic warfare needs.
-
Making sense of CHAMP, the silver bullet miracle missile that isn’t
A weapon that can fry computers and leave people intact is bound to find a use somewhere in America’s present and future wars. I just wouldn’t expect to see it stop a North Korean nuclear weapon.
-
Navy’s premier EW program exhibits poor management, says IG
The Department of Defense Inspector General has released a redacted audit of the Navy’s Surface Electronic Warfare Improvement Program.
-
Marines: New electronic warfare tech can’t lead to 40 lb packs
The Marine Corps is looking to improve it’s electronic warfare capabilities in light of new threats.
-
Upgrade of India’s Mirage fighter fleet in jeopardy as maintenance contracts lapse
The upgrade of India’s Mirage 2000-H fleet could face a roadblock, after the maintenance warranty from original equipment manufacturers Dassault Aviation and Thales of France expired with nobody willing to continue footing the bill.
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In Russia’s Zapad drill, Poland sees confirmation of its defense strategy
A top Polish official doesn’t see a need to change Warsaw’s modernization strategy after the major Russian exercise.
