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Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
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Outmatched, Army begins long road to electronic warfare rollout
The U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities Office is delivering quick-reaction electronic warfare solutions to the European theater, and these systems will help inform the development of more permanent programs of record.
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What ever happened to the Army’s EW capabilities?
The U.S. Army is playing catch-up with near-peer adversaries in the electronic warfare space. But why did the service even fall behind?
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Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
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Marines standing up electronic warfare support teams
With rising global challenges, near-peer capabilities in electronic warfare sometimes outmatch those of the U.S. military. The Marine Corps is reacting.
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Battelle and Dedrone team up for counter-UAV system
Under the memorandum of understanding, Battelle will provide its DroneDefender counter-UAV directed-energy system, while Dedrone will provide its UAV detection system.
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Harris wins Air Force special ops EW contract
Harris Corp. antennae have been chosen by BAE Systems for jammers on Air Force Special Operations AC/MC-130J aircraft.
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OMB: Pentagon should emphasize dual-use R&D spending
The White House wants the Pentagon to emphasize technology developments with both military and civil uses in its next budget, according to a new guidance from the Office of Management and Budget.
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Army nearing requirements on ground electronic warfare program
The Army is gearing up to finalize requirements for the Multi-Function Electronic Warfare Ground program in November.
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US is ‘outgunned’ in electronic warfare, says cyber commander
Two military leaders admitted at the TechNet Augusta conference this week that the United States is falling behind in its electronic warfare capability.
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Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
-
Outmatched, Army begins long road to electronic warfare rollout
The U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities Office is delivering quick-reaction electronic warfare solutions to the European theater, and these systems will help inform the development of more permanent programs of record.
-
What ever happened to the Army’s EW capabilities?
The U.S. Army is playing catch-up with near-peer adversaries in the electronic warfare space. But why did the service even fall behind?
-
Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
-
Marines standing up electronic warfare support teams
With rising global challenges, near-peer capabilities in electronic warfare sometimes outmatch those of the U.S. military. The Marine Corps is reacting.
-
Battelle and Dedrone team up for counter-UAV system
Under the memorandum of understanding, Battelle will provide its DroneDefender counter-UAV directed-energy system, while Dedrone will provide its UAV detection system.
-
Harris wins Air Force special ops EW contract
Harris Corp. antennae have been chosen by BAE Systems for jammers on Air Force Special Operations AC/MC-130J aircraft.
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OMB: Pentagon should emphasize dual-use R&D spending
The White House wants the Pentagon to emphasize technology developments with both military and civil uses in its next budget, according to a new guidance from the Office of Management and Budget.
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Army nearing requirements on ground electronic warfare program
The Army is gearing up to finalize requirements for the Multi-Function Electronic Warfare Ground program in November.
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US is ‘outgunned’ in electronic warfare, says cyber commander
Two military leaders admitted at the TechNet Augusta conference this week that the United States is falling behind in its electronic warfare capability.
-
Army seeks more cross-service cyber drills, experiments
Cyber is a team sport. And though the Army works through experiments and exercises to help develop internal concepts and requirements, there is recognition that the service never goes to war alone.
-
Outmatched, Army begins long road to electronic warfare rollout
The U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities Office is delivering quick-reaction electronic warfare solutions to the European theater, and these systems will help inform the development of more permanent programs of record.
-
What ever happened to the Army’s EW capabilities?
The U.S. Army is playing catch-up with near-peer adversaries in the electronic warfare space. But why did the service even fall behind?
-
Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
-
Marines standing up electronic warfare support teams
With rising global challenges, near-peer capabilities in electronic warfare sometimes outmatch those of the U.S. military. The Marine Corps is reacting.
-
Battelle and Dedrone team up for counter-UAV system
Under the memorandum of understanding, Battelle will provide its DroneDefender counter-UAV directed-energy system, while Dedrone will provide its UAV detection system.
-
Harris wins Air Force special ops EW contract
Harris Corp. antennae have been chosen by BAE Systems for jammers on Air Force Special Operations AC/MC-130J aircraft.
-
OMB: Pentagon should emphasize dual-use R&D spending
The White House wants the Pentagon to emphasize technology developments with both military and civil uses in its next budget, according to a new guidance from the Office of Management and Budget.
-
Army nearing requirements on ground electronic warfare program
The Army is gearing up to finalize requirements for the Multi-Function Electronic Warfare Ground program in November.
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US is ‘outgunned’ in electronic warfare, says cyber commander
Two military leaders admitted at the TechNet Augusta conference this week that the United States is falling behind in its electronic warfare capability.
