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Army RCO expands scope of mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is looking to expand beyond the initial three areas of focus from when it was stood up less than a year ago.
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Securing the cockpit: How the military is tackling avionics cybersecurity
The cyberthreat to systems on individual platforms, particularly weapons as well as position, navigation and timing systems embedded in U.S. military aircraft, is garnering increased attention.
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State Department approves jammers for Australia
“This sale will contribute to the foreign policy and national security of the United States by helping to improve the security of a major non-NATO ally …,” concluded the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
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First electronic warfare prototypes from Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office put to test
An air assault unit ― the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division from Fort Campbell, Kentucky ― at the Network Integration Evaluation last month put the first prototypes of several of the Army Rapid Capabilities Office’s electronic warfare solutions to the test out in a hot, austere environment.
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India looks for intelligence-gathering aircraft
India’s global hunt is for twin-engine jets, and preference will be given to overseas companies able to provide custom, Indian-built electronic warfare equipment.
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IAI, Honeywell team up for jam-proof GPS
Israel Aerospace Industries and Honeywell Aerospace are teaming up to develop a GPS anti-jam navigation system.
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3 priorities for Army’s cyber/EW aviation concept of operation
The Army is looking to upgrade its aviation training incorporating cyber and electronic warfare.
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Army RCO expands scope of mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is looking to expand beyond the initial three areas of focus from when it was stood up less than a year ago.
-
Securing the cockpit: How the military is tackling avionics cybersecurity
The cyberthreat to systems on individual platforms, particularly weapons as well as position, navigation and timing systems embedded in U.S. military aircraft, is garnering increased attention.
-
State Department approves jammers for Australia
“This sale will contribute to the foreign policy and national security of the United States by helping to improve the security of a major non-NATO ally …,” concluded the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
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First electronic warfare prototypes from Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office put to test
An air assault unit ― the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division from Fort Campbell, Kentucky ― at the Network Integration Evaluation last month put the first prototypes of several of the Army Rapid Capabilities Office’s electronic warfare solutions to the test out in a hot, austere environment.
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India looks for intelligence-gathering aircraft
India’s global hunt is for twin-engine jets, and preference will be given to overseas companies able to provide custom, Indian-built electronic warfare equipment.
-
IAI, Honeywell team up for jam-proof GPS
Israel Aerospace Industries and Honeywell Aerospace are teaming up to develop a GPS anti-jam navigation system.
-
3 priorities for Army’s cyber/EW aviation concept of operation
The Army is looking to upgrade its aviation training incorporating cyber and electronic warfare.
-
Army RCO expands scope of mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is looking to expand beyond the initial three areas of focus from when it was stood up less than a year ago.
-
Securing the cockpit: How the military is tackling avionics cybersecurity
The cyberthreat to systems on individual platforms, particularly weapons as well as position, navigation and timing systems embedded in U.S. military aircraft, is garnering increased attention.
-
State Department approves jammers for Australia
“This sale will contribute to the foreign policy and national security of the United States by helping to improve the security of a major non-NATO ally …,” concluded the Defense Security Cooperation Agency.
-
First electronic warfare prototypes from Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office put to test
An air assault unit ― the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division from Fort Campbell, Kentucky ― at the Network Integration Evaluation last month put the first prototypes of several of the Army Rapid Capabilities Office’s electronic warfare solutions to the test out in a hot, austere environment.
-
India looks for intelligence-gathering aircraft
India’s global hunt is for twin-engine jets, and preference will be given to overseas companies able to provide custom, Indian-built electronic warfare equipment.
-
IAI, Honeywell team up for jam-proof GPS
Israel Aerospace Industries and Honeywell Aerospace are teaming up to develop a GPS anti-jam navigation system.
-
3 priorities for Army’s cyber/EW aviation concept of operation
The Army is looking to upgrade its aviation training incorporating cyber and electronic warfare.
