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Interview: BAE Systems CEO DeMuro talks priority programs, and the Trump ‘proactive’ approach
In a wide-ranging interview with Defense News, the chief of the BAE Systems U.S. subsidiary speaks about program priorities, the new administration as a catalyst for progress, the benefit of industry perspective at the Pentagon, and the ‘bemusing’ concerns expressed on the Hill.
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DoD still doesn’t have cyber deterrence, redline policies, but says they’re working on it
Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee chastised the Defense Department’s witness given that after several years of working the problem, the answer to how the department may respond to actors or incidents is essentially: it depends.
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The Army’s Rapid Equipping Force is working on EW, counter-drone and more
The work focuses on getting in-demand capabilities into soldiers hands as quickly as possible.
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Where do cyber and EW fit at the theater level?
As the Army looks to employ more cyber effects into battlefield scenarios, integrating planners with commanders and units will be critical.
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Here’s how the Army’s electronic warfare program differs from years past
The Army’s approach to multifunction in its electronic warfare program of record is a departure from years past.
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Army Rapid Capabilities Office looks to solve challenges on Korean Peninsula
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is honing in on how to address major challenges on the Korean peninsula following a recent trip to the region, the RCO’s director said.
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User feedback critical for the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office
Hearing from operators allows the Army RCO to successfully reconfigure the first-look solutions it field tests.
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Integrating conventional and cyber weapons [Commentary]
Having served in Desert Storm flying combat missions in the F-16, I found that success during that conflict came from the first true integration of electronic warfare and conventional munitions.
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Saab unveils new jammer pods for aircraft
The Arexis pod is a new electronic warfare system to screen and so protect aircraft against low frequency radars.
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Here’s how the Army wants to integrate cyber, EW into operational formations
The Army is continuing to evolve concepts to fight and win in future operating environments. But what will these capabilities look like, and how will they impact the overall force structure?
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Interview: BAE Systems CEO DeMuro talks priority programs, and the Trump ‘proactive’ approach
In a wide-ranging interview with Defense News, the chief of the BAE Systems U.S. subsidiary speaks about program priorities, the new administration as a catalyst for progress, the benefit of industry perspective at the Pentagon, and the ‘bemusing’ concerns expressed on the Hill.
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DoD still doesn’t have cyber deterrence, redline policies, but says they’re working on it
Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee chastised the Defense Department’s witness given that after several years of working the problem, the answer to how the department may respond to actors or incidents is essentially: it depends.
-
The Army’s Rapid Equipping Force is working on EW, counter-drone and more
The work focuses on getting in-demand capabilities into soldiers hands as quickly as possible.
-
Where do cyber and EW fit at the theater level?
As the Army looks to employ more cyber effects into battlefield scenarios, integrating planners with commanders and units will be critical.
-
Here’s how the Army’s electronic warfare program differs from years past
The Army’s approach to multifunction in its electronic warfare program of record is a departure from years past.
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Army Rapid Capabilities Office looks to solve challenges on Korean Peninsula
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is honing in on how to address major challenges on the Korean peninsula following a recent trip to the region, the RCO’s director said.
-
User feedback critical for the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office
Hearing from operators allows the Army RCO to successfully reconfigure the first-look solutions it field tests.
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Integrating conventional and cyber weapons [Commentary]
Having served in Desert Storm flying combat missions in the F-16, I found that success during that conflict came from the first true integration of electronic warfare and conventional munitions.
-
Saab unveils new jammer pods for aircraft
The Arexis pod is a new electronic warfare system to screen and so protect aircraft against low frequency radars.
-
Here’s how the Army wants to integrate cyber, EW into operational formations
The Army is continuing to evolve concepts to fight and win in future operating environments. But what will these capabilities look like, and how will they impact the overall force structure?
-
Interview: BAE Systems CEO DeMuro talks priority programs, and the Trump ‘proactive’ approach
In a wide-ranging interview with Defense News, the chief of the BAE Systems U.S. subsidiary speaks about program priorities, the new administration as a catalyst for progress, the benefit of industry perspective at the Pentagon, and the ‘bemusing’ concerns expressed on the Hill.
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DoD still doesn’t have cyber deterrence, redline policies, but says they’re working on it
Members of the Senate Armed Services Committee chastised the Defense Department’s witness given that after several years of working the problem, the answer to how the department may respond to actors or incidents is essentially: it depends.
-
The Army’s Rapid Equipping Force is working on EW, counter-drone and more
The work focuses on getting in-demand capabilities into soldiers hands as quickly as possible.
-
Where do cyber and EW fit at the theater level?
As the Army looks to employ more cyber effects into battlefield scenarios, integrating planners with commanders and units will be critical.
-
Here’s how the Army’s electronic warfare program differs from years past
The Army’s approach to multifunction in its electronic warfare program of record is a departure from years past.
-
Army Rapid Capabilities Office looks to solve challenges on Korean Peninsula
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is honing in on how to address major challenges on the Korean peninsula following a recent trip to the region, the RCO’s director said.
-
User feedback critical for the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office
Hearing from operators allows the Army RCO to successfully reconfigure the first-look solutions it field tests.
-
Integrating conventional and cyber weapons [Commentary]
Having served in Desert Storm flying combat missions in the F-16, I found that success during that conflict came from the first true integration of electronic warfare and conventional munitions.
-
Saab unveils new jammer pods for aircraft
The Arexis pod is a new electronic warfare system to screen and so protect aircraft against low frequency radars.
-
Here’s how the Army wants to integrate cyber, EW into operational formations
The Army is continuing to evolve concepts to fight and win in future operating environments. But what will these capabilities look like, and how will they impact the overall force structure?
