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US may require electronic warfare defenses for air, sealift operations
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military operations to carry tech that lets them navigate even amid attempts to jam them.
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How Ukraine learned to cloak its drones from Russian surveillance
AeroScopes identify drone operator positions thanks to something called DroneID, a program that is part of DJI drones’ firmware.
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Ukraine envoy hopeful about fate of Musk’s satellite network
Starlink, which provides broadband internet service using more than 2,200 low-orbiting satellites, has provided crucial communications for Ukraine.
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HII wins US Air Force $76.7M electronic warfare research task order
Research may include artificial intelligence and machine learning, cyber and microelectronics.
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Jam, spoof and spy: US Army looks to energize electronic warfare
“Ground to space, rear to deep: From a threat standpoint, we have to be prepared to operate in that entire range.”
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Family affair: US Army pursues synced electronic warfare systems
TLS-BCT, TLS-EAB and MFEW-AL each serve their own purpose. But what military and industry officials emphasize is their battlefield synergy.
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Italy eyes US-style Compass Call electronic-attack jets
Test flights are now being undertaken in the United States of a G550 converted into an EC-37B Compass Call electronic-attack jet.
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French Navy bets on electronic warfare to counter anti-ship threats
Industry is responding with technology meant to cover the entire spectrum of electronic-based ship protection, including measures of last resort.
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Aselsan, Sefine team up again on uncrewed electronic warfare vessel
The Marlin SIDA was developed by a partnership between Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense company and Sefine, a privately owned shipyard.
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Northrop delivers 100,000 precision guidance kits for Army artillery
The all-in-one devices allow the military to meet increasingly critical objectives for accuracy, company says.
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US may require electronic warfare defenses for air, sealift operations
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military operations to carry tech that lets them navigate even amid attempts to jam them.
-
How Ukraine learned to cloak its drones from Russian surveillance
AeroScopes identify drone operator positions thanks to something called DroneID, a program that is part of DJI drones’ firmware.
-
Ukraine envoy hopeful about fate of Musk’s satellite network
Starlink, which provides broadband internet service using more than 2,200 low-orbiting satellites, has provided crucial communications for Ukraine.
-
HII wins US Air Force $76.7M electronic warfare research task order
Research may include artificial intelligence and machine learning, cyber and microelectronics.
-
Jam, spoof and spy: US Army looks to energize electronic warfare
“Ground to space, rear to deep: From a threat standpoint, we have to be prepared to operate in that entire range.”
-
Family affair: US Army pursues synced electronic warfare systems
TLS-BCT, TLS-EAB and MFEW-AL each serve their own purpose. But what military and industry officials emphasize is their battlefield synergy.
-
Italy eyes US-style Compass Call electronic-attack jets
Test flights are now being undertaken in the United States of a G550 converted into an EC-37B Compass Call electronic-attack jet.
-
French Navy bets on electronic warfare to counter anti-ship threats
Industry is responding with technology meant to cover the entire spectrum of electronic-based ship protection, including measures of last resort.
-
Aselsan, Sefine team up again on uncrewed electronic warfare vessel
The Marlin SIDA was developed by a partnership between Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense company and Sefine, a privately owned shipyard.
-
Northrop delivers 100,000 precision guidance kits for Army artillery
The all-in-one devices allow the military to meet increasingly critical objectives for accuracy, company says.
-
US may require electronic warfare defenses for air, sealift operations
The government may require commercial planes and ships conducting military operations to carry tech that lets them navigate even amid attempts to jam them.
-
How Ukraine learned to cloak its drones from Russian surveillance
AeroScopes identify drone operator positions thanks to something called DroneID, a program that is part of DJI drones’ firmware.
-
Ukraine envoy hopeful about fate of Musk’s satellite network
Starlink, which provides broadband internet service using more than 2,200 low-orbiting satellites, has provided crucial communications for Ukraine.
-
HII wins US Air Force $76.7M electronic warfare research task order
Research may include artificial intelligence and machine learning, cyber and microelectronics.
-
Jam, spoof and spy: US Army looks to energize electronic warfare
“Ground to space, rear to deep: From a threat standpoint, we have to be prepared to operate in that entire range.”
-
Family affair: US Army pursues synced electronic warfare systems
TLS-BCT, TLS-EAB and MFEW-AL each serve their own purpose. But what military and industry officials emphasize is their battlefield synergy.
-
Italy eyes US-style Compass Call electronic-attack jets
Test flights are now being undertaken in the United States of a G550 converted into an EC-37B Compass Call electronic-attack jet.
-
French Navy bets on electronic warfare to counter anti-ship threats
Industry is responding with technology meant to cover the entire spectrum of electronic-based ship protection, including measures of last resort.
-
Aselsan, Sefine team up again on uncrewed electronic warfare vessel
The Marlin SIDA was developed by a partnership between Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense company and Sefine, a privately owned shipyard.
-
Northrop delivers 100,000 precision guidance kits for Army artillery
The all-in-one devices allow the military to meet increasingly critical objectives for accuracy, company says.
