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US Army taps CACI-owned company for jamming kit that troops can carry
The manpack variant is expected to move from prototype to production in fiscal 2024, according to the service.
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European airborne electronic-attack program kicks into high gear
The European Union’s REACT program aims to create jamming “bubbles” around formations of allied warplanes, according to a Spanish industry official.
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Spectrum Warfare Wing’s Koslov eyes fast retooling for ‘wicked threats’
“If you think about trying to get data to fighters, to bombers, to weapons, to countermeasures, to all the things that we do, that’s a good number.”
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Estonian firm develops virtual ‘shooting range’ to test cyber defenses
CybExer Technologies works with Estonian Defence Forces, as well as the armed forces of a number of European countries including Ukraine.
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Electronic warfare in Ukraine informing US playbook
“Both sides are doing the cat-and-mouse game very, very well,” said Col. Josh Koslov, the commander of the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
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US Air Force receives first new Compass Call electronic warfare plane
The Air Force’s planned tests will make sure the new Compass Call’s electronic warfare capabilities have been properly integrated into the Gulfstream jet.
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Hensoldt, ERA fuse passive sensing tech in bid for Luftwaffe deal
The German and Czech companies have combined two passive-sensing technologies, promising greater range and accuracy.
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Command by intent can ensure command post survivability
The modern battlefield is like the ocean: there is nowhere to hide, so survival depends on the ability to avoid targeting and maintain a stealthy posture.
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US Army aerial jammer ‘in pretty good shape’ following soldier testing
“The software and hardware is stable,” U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Ed Barker said in an interview at TechNet Augusta. “I think we’re in pretty good shape.”
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US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
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US Army taps CACI-owned company for jamming kit that troops can carry
The manpack variant is expected to move from prototype to production in fiscal 2024, according to the service.
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European airborne electronic-attack program kicks into high gear
The European Union’s REACT program aims to create jamming “bubbles” around formations of allied warplanes, according to a Spanish industry official.
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Spectrum Warfare Wing’s Koslov eyes fast retooling for ‘wicked threats’
“If you think about trying to get data to fighters, to bombers, to weapons, to countermeasures, to all the things that we do, that’s a good number.”
-
Estonian firm develops virtual ‘shooting range’ to test cyber defenses
CybExer Technologies works with Estonian Defence Forces, as well as the armed forces of a number of European countries including Ukraine.
-
Electronic warfare in Ukraine informing US playbook
“Both sides are doing the cat-and-mouse game very, very well,” said Col. Josh Koslov, the commander of the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
-
US Air Force receives first new Compass Call electronic warfare plane
The Air Force’s planned tests will make sure the new Compass Call’s electronic warfare capabilities have been properly integrated into the Gulfstream jet.
-
Hensoldt, ERA fuse passive sensing tech in bid for Luftwaffe deal
The German and Czech companies have combined two passive-sensing technologies, promising greater range and accuracy.
-
Command by intent can ensure command post survivability
The modern battlefield is like the ocean: there is nowhere to hide, so survival depends on the ability to avoid targeting and maintain a stealthy posture.
-
US Army aerial jammer ‘in pretty good shape’ following soldier testing
“The software and hardware is stable,” U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Ed Barker said in an interview at TechNet Augusta. “I think we’re in pretty good shape.”
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US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
-
US Army taps CACI-owned company for jamming kit that troops can carry
The manpack variant is expected to move from prototype to production in fiscal 2024, according to the service.
-
European airborne electronic-attack program kicks into high gear
The European Union’s REACT program aims to create jamming “bubbles” around formations of allied warplanes, according to a Spanish industry official.
-
Spectrum Warfare Wing’s Koslov eyes fast retooling for ‘wicked threats’
“If you think about trying to get data to fighters, to bombers, to weapons, to countermeasures, to all the things that we do, that’s a good number.”
-
Estonian firm develops virtual ‘shooting range’ to test cyber defenses
CybExer Technologies works with Estonian Defence Forces, as well as the armed forces of a number of European countries including Ukraine.
-
Electronic warfare in Ukraine informing US playbook
“Both sides are doing the cat-and-mouse game very, very well,” said Col. Josh Koslov, the commander of the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
-
US Air Force receives first new Compass Call electronic warfare plane
The Air Force’s planned tests will make sure the new Compass Call’s electronic warfare capabilities have been properly integrated into the Gulfstream jet.
-
Hensoldt, ERA fuse passive sensing tech in bid for Luftwaffe deal
The German and Czech companies have combined two passive-sensing technologies, promising greater range and accuracy.
-
Command by intent can ensure command post survivability
The modern battlefield is like the ocean: there is nowhere to hide, so survival depends on the ability to avoid targeting and maintain a stealthy posture.
-
US Army aerial jammer ‘in pretty good shape’ following soldier testing
“The software and hardware is stable,” U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Ed Barker said in an interview at TechNet Augusta. “I think we’re in pretty good shape.”
-
US Army approves Sentinel A4 air defense radar for low-rate production
The US Army’s Sentinel A4 radar that can track challenging threat targets like cruise missiles is moving into low-rate initial production.
