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Air Force information warfare command to get new deputy commander
Sixteenth Air Force will get a new deputy commander. He comes from the Air Force’s new electronic warfare directorate within headquarters Air Force.
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What DoD’s weapon tester said about Army electronic warfare
While the DoD’s weapons tester had a few criticisms regarding the Army’s electronic warfare enterprise, it assessed there were improvements as well.
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France hires two firms to soup up jets with an electronic warfare capability
France has awarded a contract for Archange, its strategic airborne intelligence program aimed at strengthening the country’s signals intelligence capabilities.
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What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
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One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
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Congress reins in Navy’s electronic warfare programs
House and Senate appropriators are worried about delays and premature funding for two of the Navy’s most high-profile EW programs.
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Spain’s Indra claims lead in EU electronic-warfare push for future aircraft
The project could become a precursor for the radar-jamming capabilities of the Future Combat Air System, a French-German-Spanish collaboration, according to industry sources.
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How far behind is the Pentagon in electronic warfare?
A new report warns of ground lost and suggests asymmetries the Department of Defense can exploit to help regain advantage in the electromagnetic spectrum.
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BAE to bring advanced radar jamming tech to US Army aircraft
BAE Systems is under contract with the U.S. Army to develop a smaller, lighter advanced jamming system for helicopters and unmanned aircraft.
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Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
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Air Force information warfare command to get new deputy commander
Sixteenth Air Force will get a new deputy commander. He comes from the Air Force’s new electronic warfare directorate within headquarters Air Force.
-
What DoD’s weapon tester said about Army electronic warfare
While the DoD’s weapons tester had a few criticisms regarding the Army’s electronic warfare enterprise, it assessed there were improvements as well.
-
France hires two firms to soup up jets with an electronic warfare capability
France has awarded a contract for Archange, its strategic airborne intelligence program aimed at strengthening the country’s signals intelligence capabilities.
-
What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
-
One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
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Congress reins in Navy’s electronic warfare programs
House and Senate appropriators are worried about delays and premature funding for two of the Navy’s most high-profile EW programs.
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Spain’s Indra claims lead in EU electronic-warfare push for future aircraft
The project could become a precursor for the radar-jamming capabilities of the Future Combat Air System, a French-German-Spanish collaboration, according to industry sources.
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How far behind is the Pentagon in electronic warfare?
A new report warns of ground lost and suggests asymmetries the Department of Defense can exploit to help regain advantage in the electromagnetic spectrum.
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BAE to bring advanced radar jamming tech to US Army aircraft
BAE Systems is under contract with the U.S. Army to develop a smaller, lighter advanced jamming system for helicopters and unmanned aircraft.
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Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
-
Air Force information warfare command to get new deputy commander
Sixteenth Air Force will get a new deputy commander. He comes from the Air Force’s new electronic warfare directorate within headquarters Air Force.
-
What DoD’s weapon tester said about Army electronic warfare
While the DoD’s weapons tester had a few criticisms regarding the Army’s electronic warfare enterprise, it assessed there were improvements as well.
-
France hires two firms to soup up jets with an electronic warfare capability
France has awarded a contract for Archange, its strategic airborne intelligence program aimed at strengthening the country’s signals intelligence capabilities.
-
What the Army wants in a multidomain system
The Army wants to know if industry can provide a series of sensors for the service’s largest unmanned platform as a way to help see past enemy defenses.
-
One way the Pentagon wants to improve electronic warfare
To help commanders better understand their proverbial terrain in the electromagnetic spectrum, some combatant commands have created cells with planners who specialize in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
-
Congress reins in Navy’s electronic warfare programs
House and Senate appropriators are worried about delays and premature funding for two of the Navy’s most high-profile EW programs.
-
Spain’s Indra claims lead in EU electronic-warfare push for future aircraft
The project could become a precursor for the radar-jamming capabilities of the Future Combat Air System, a French-German-Spanish collaboration, according to industry sources.
-
How far behind is the Pentagon in electronic warfare?
A new report warns of ground lost and suggests asymmetries the Department of Defense can exploit to help regain advantage in the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
BAE to bring advanced radar jamming tech to US Army aircraft
BAE Systems is under contract with the U.S. Army to develop a smaller, lighter advanced jamming system for helicopters and unmanned aircraft.
-
Airbus expects updated industry call for Germany’s Tornado replacement contest
Airbus expects an updated industry solicitation for Germany’s multibillion-dollar Tornado replacement program, for which the company will offer an electronic attack-capable Eurofighter.
