Electronic warfare (EW) has taken on new prominence as the threat from near-peer adversaries has ballooned in recent. Who can ...
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Defense News on MSNEmphasis on electronic warfare a must, Air Force secretary saysWhile details on the findings of the Air Force’s yearlong deep dive into electronic warfare capabilities are largely ...
Israel's attack on Hezbollah portends a global shift in warfare, with traditional tactics replaced by explosive pagers, kamikaze drones and AI-driven systems.
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Defense News on MSNAir Force’s information warfare hub seeks high-tech sensors, AI toolsThe Air Force’s information warfare organization, 16th Air Force, has been working over the last year to ramp up its sensor ...
L3Harris Technologies said that its site in Clifton, N.J., several weeks ago began the build of 166 AN/ALQ-254(V)1 Viper Shield ...
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Air Force Times on MSNNew Navy contracts boost battle command, electronic warfare potentialThe Navy in August awarded a $587.4 million contract to L3Harris Technologies to develop the Next Generation Jammer Low Band ...
The 101st Airborne’s nine-man team is designed to coordinate fire, reconnoiter ahead of vehicles, and strike with loitering ...
There is a superb column in yesterday’s Wall Street Journal, The Future of Warfare is Electronic, that assigns precise meaning to my idle thoughts. Connectivity has become as important to war as ...
Today’s battlefield includes autonomous air systems as well as new, complex direction-finding/direction-deceiving radar ...
A well-coordinated attack targeted Hezbollah members in Lebanon using explosive-laden pagers, resulting in the deaths of at ...
In response to the escalating drone warfare in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Ukraine has introduced an interesting electronic ...
BAE Systems has acquired UK-based company Kirintec, known for its expertise in cyber and electromagnetic activities, to ...
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