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How a new Air Force leader for electronic warfare could help
A new electronic warfare directorate has been created on the Air staff that will help drive policy and force development to reinvigorate the discipline within the service.
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Should the military treat the electromagnetic spectrum as its own domain?
Understanding and utilizing the electromagnetic spectrum is key to every branch of the military, but military experts are skeptical about the need to declare the electromagnetic spectrum a separate domain of warfare.
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DISA efforts bolster electromagnetic spectrum superiority
DISA’s spectrum office is helping commanders make more informed decisions.
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What makes the Navy’s Next Generation Jammer so powerful?
The Navy’s new three-part electronic warfare platform will have the ability to prosecute more targets more quickly from further away.
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A strategy for electronic warfare may be more important than money
Without a coherent strategy, dollars for new electronic warfare systems won’t be as effective, a congressman said.
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US forces could learn from intense electronic war battle in Ukraine
Ukraine has lost nearly 100 drones to Russian electronic attacks on navigation systems through a tactic known as GPS spoofing.
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Pentagon preparing first electronic warfare report for Congress
The Pentagon’s newly created cross functional team for electronic warfare is gearing up to submit its first report to Congress.
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What to do with an electronic warfare problem like Syria?
An Army tool is being considered as a potential military-wide solution for commanders to visualize and understand the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Can Pentagon acquisition keep up with electronic warfare?
A Pentagon acquisition official said success in electronic warfare means agility, speed and low-cost systems.
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Here’s what’s promising from the Army’s first jamming pod
The Army’s first jamming pod, known as Multi-Functional Electronic Warfare Air Large, showed promise at a recent exercise, officials said.
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How a new Air Force leader for electronic warfare could help
A new electronic warfare directorate has been created on the Air staff that will help drive policy and force development to reinvigorate the discipline within the service.
-
Should the military treat the electromagnetic spectrum as its own domain?
Understanding and utilizing the electromagnetic spectrum is key to every branch of the military, but military experts are skeptical about the need to declare the electromagnetic spectrum a separate domain of warfare.
-
DISA efforts bolster electromagnetic spectrum superiority
DISA’s spectrum office is helping commanders make more informed decisions.
-
What makes the Navy’s Next Generation Jammer so powerful?
The Navy’s new three-part electronic warfare platform will have the ability to prosecute more targets more quickly from further away.
-
A strategy for electronic warfare may be more important than money
Without a coherent strategy, dollars for new electronic warfare systems won’t be as effective, a congressman said.
-
US forces could learn from intense electronic war battle in Ukraine
Ukraine has lost nearly 100 drones to Russian electronic attacks on navigation systems through a tactic known as GPS spoofing.
-
Pentagon preparing first electronic warfare report for Congress
The Pentagon’s newly created cross functional team for electronic warfare is gearing up to submit its first report to Congress.
-
What to do with an electronic warfare problem like Syria?
An Army tool is being considered as a potential military-wide solution for commanders to visualize and understand the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Can Pentagon acquisition keep up with electronic warfare?
A Pentagon acquisition official said success in electronic warfare means agility, speed and low-cost systems.
-
Here’s what’s promising from the Army’s first jamming pod
The Army’s first jamming pod, known as Multi-Functional Electronic Warfare Air Large, showed promise at a recent exercise, officials said.
-
How a new Air Force leader for electronic warfare could help
A new electronic warfare directorate has been created on the Air staff that will help drive policy and force development to reinvigorate the discipline within the service.
-
Should the military treat the electromagnetic spectrum as its own domain?
Understanding and utilizing the electromagnetic spectrum is key to every branch of the military, but military experts are skeptical about the need to declare the electromagnetic spectrum a separate domain of warfare.
-
DISA efforts bolster electromagnetic spectrum superiority
DISA’s spectrum office is helping commanders make more informed decisions.
-
What makes the Navy’s Next Generation Jammer so powerful?
The Navy’s new three-part electronic warfare platform will have the ability to prosecute more targets more quickly from further away.
-
A strategy for electronic warfare may be more important than money
Without a coherent strategy, dollars for new electronic warfare systems won’t be as effective, a congressman said.
-
US forces could learn from intense electronic war battle in Ukraine
Ukraine has lost nearly 100 drones to Russian electronic attacks on navigation systems through a tactic known as GPS spoofing.
-
Pentagon preparing first electronic warfare report for Congress
The Pentagon’s newly created cross functional team for electronic warfare is gearing up to submit its first report to Congress.
-
What to do with an electronic warfare problem like Syria?
An Army tool is being considered as a potential military-wide solution for commanders to visualize and understand the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Can Pentagon acquisition keep up with electronic warfare?
A Pentagon acquisition official said success in electronic warfare means agility, speed and low-cost systems.
-
Here’s what’s promising from the Army’s first jamming pod
The Army’s first jamming pod, known as Multi-Functional Electronic Warfare Air Large, showed promise at a recent exercise, officials said.
