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The solution to more jamming may be another battle management system
While the individual services have turned to battle management systems to operationalize the electromagnetic spectrum, the joint community has begun publicly discussing the need for its own electromagnetic battle management system.
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Lockheed’s helicopter-borne EW system is on, and beyond, the horizon
Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare, or AOEW, pod will outfit Navy helicopters with capabilities that help ships see the enemy before the enemy sees them.
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Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
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Air Force leaders launch new electronic warfare research
Recognizing that future wars will not be solely fought on ground, sea and air, the U.S. Air Force is kicking off a third-study on how it plans to use electronic warfare (EW).
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Lessons from Zapad — jamming, NATO and the future of Belarus
Col. Kaupo Rosin, Estonia’s head of military intelligence, laid out his big takeaways from Zapad during a November interview with Defense News.
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IG: Navy’s $5.7 billion electronic warfare program has ‘significant’ overruns
Navy’s SEWIP is running over budget, according to the DoD Inspector General.
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A next-gen, precision-guided stealth missile is gaining seeker technology
BAE Systems is adding sensors to the Long Range Anti-Ship Missile, a joint Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Office of Naval Research program to develop a semi-autonomous missile able to detect and attack specific high-threat maritime targets within groups of ships.
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Afghanistan sucked the oxygen out of the room — at the worst time [Editorial]
Perhaps the distraction that came during the last 15 years would be less of a concern if not for the unfortunate timing. But technologies that before were pie-in-the-sky concepts, now define the future of warfare. We’ve fallen behind.
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Navy enhancing its electronic warfare systems
Engility Corp. has been awarded a modification on a five-year contract to perform EW services for U.S. Navy and Australian aircraft.
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NATO chief says allies concerned about Russian phone jamming
A Russian communications ship in the Baltic Sea is suspected of disrupting phone services in Latvia, Norway and Sweden’s Oeland islands during the Sept. 14-20 Zapad exercises that Russia held with Belarus.
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The solution to more jamming may be another battle management system
While the individual services have turned to battle management systems to operationalize the electromagnetic spectrum, the joint community has begun publicly discussing the need for its own electromagnetic battle management system.
-
Lockheed’s helicopter-borne EW system is on, and beyond, the horizon
Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare, or AOEW, pod will outfit Navy helicopters with capabilities that help ships see the enemy before the enemy sees them.
-
Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
-
Air Force leaders launch new electronic warfare research
Recognizing that future wars will not be solely fought on ground, sea and air, the U.S. Air Force is kicking off a third-study on how it plans to use electronic warfare (EW).
-
Lessons from Zapad — jamming, NATO and the future of Belarus
Col. Kaupo Rosin, Estonia’s head of military intelligence, laid out his big takeaways from Zapad during a November interview with Defense News.
-
IG: Navy’s $5.7 billion electronic warfare program has ‘significant’ overruns
Navy’s SEWIP is running over budget, according to the DoD Inspector General.
-
A next-gen, precision-guided stealth missile is gaining seeker technology
BAE Systems is adding sensors to the Long Range Anti-Ship Missile, a joint Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Office of Naval Research program to develop a semi-autonomous missile able to detect and attack specific high-threat maritime targets within groups of ships.
-
Afghanistan sucked the oxygen out of the room — at the worst time [Editorial]
Perhaps the distraction that came during the last 15 years would be less of a concern if not for the unfortunate timing. But technologies that before were pie-in-the-sky concepts, now define the future of warfare. We’ve fallen behind.
-
Navy enhancing its electronic warfare systems
Engility Corp. has been awarded a modification on a five-year contract to perform EW services for U.S. Navy and Australian aircraft.
-
NATO chief says allies concerned about Russian phone jamming
A Russian communications ship in the Baltic Sea is suspected of disrupting phone services in Latvia, Norway and Sweden’s Oeland islands during the Sept. 14-20 Zapad exercises that Russia held with Belarus.
-
The solution to more jamming may be another battle management system
While the individual services have turned to battle management systems to operationalize the electromagnetic spectrum, the joint community has begun publicly discussing the need for its own electromagnetic battle management system.
-
Lockheed’s helicopter-borne EW system is on, and beyond, the horizon
Lockheed Martin’s Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare, or AOEW, pod will outfit Navy helicopters with capabilities that help ships see the enemy before the enemy sees them.
-
Making the bands for the Navy’s next-gen jammer
The Navy’s Next-Gen Jammer, a modernization to its ALQ-99 jammer, will be borne out into three pods.
-
Air Force leaders launch new electronic warfare research
Recognizing that future wars will not be solely fought on ground, sea and air, the U.S. Air Force is kicking off a third-study on how it plans to use electronic warfare (EW).
-
Lessons from Zapad — jamming, NATO and the future of Belarus
Col. Kaupo Rosin, Estonia’s head of military intelligence, laid out his big takeaways from Zapad during a November interview with Defense News.
-
IG: Navy’s $5.7 billion electronic warfare program has ‘significant’ overruns
Navy’s SEWIP is running over budget, according to the DoD Inspector General.
-
A next-gen, precision-guided stealth missile is gaining seeker technology
BAE Systems is adding sensors to the Long Range Anti-Ship Missile, a joint Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and Office of Naval Research program to develop a semi-autonomous missile able to detect and attack specific high-threat maritime targets within groups of ships.
-
Afghanistan sucked the oxygen out of the room — at the worst time [Editorial]
Perhaps the distraction that came during the last 15 years would be less of a concern if not for the unfortunate timing. But technologies that before were pie-in-the-sky concepts, now define the future of warfare. We’ve fallen behind.
-
Navy enhancing its electronic warfare systems
Engility Corp. has been awarded a modification on a five-year contract to perform EW services for U.S. Navy and Australian aircraft.
-
NATO chief says allies concerned about Russian phone jamming
A Russian communications ship in the Baltic Sea is suspected of disrupting phone services in Latvia, Norway and Sweden’s Oeland islands during the Sept. 14-20 Zapad exercises that Russia held with Belarus.
