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Four questions for Ed Barker, Army’s new electronic warfare executive
U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Ed Barker was named as the next leader of PEO IEW&S in April. The office deals in jammers, reconnaissance, biometric tools and more.
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US Army set to test combined cyber, jamming, signal intelligence tool
TLS-BCT is designed to provide smaller Army formations a means to understand their surroundings and disrupt networks and advanced electronics.
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Ukraine war driving US Army electronic warfare development, Bush says
The Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team and -Echelons Above Brigade are both “on track, and I feel good about them,” said Doug Bush.
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US Air Force electronic warfare commander seeks spectrum dominance
“I view this wing as an operational warfighting wing,” Air Force Col. Joshua Koslov said. “Our weapon is going to be data, EW data.”
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Hiding in plain sight: Warfare in the electromagnetic spectrum
Most weapons systems—radios, ships, tanks, airplanes, drones, satellites, and rockets—depend on the electromagnetic spectrum to operate.
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British spies using AI to disrupt flow of weapons to Russia
In a rare public speech, MI6 chief Richard Moore also urged Russians who oppose the invasion of Ukraine to spy for Britain.
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Dearth of jamming gear follows years of ‘autopilot,’ says Rep. Bacon
The lawmaker’s remarks echo those made by Air Force Gen. CQ Brown, President Joe Biden’s pick to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Senators eye electronic warfare capability demonstration in western US
Sen. Mark Kelly, an Arizona Democrat, said the interstate demonstration would “better replicate some real-world threat conditions.”
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US military losing electronic warfare ‘muscle memory,’ CQ Brown warns
If confirmed, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. CQ Brown would replace the current Joint Chiefs chairman, Army Gen. Mark Milley.
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China’s ties to Cuba, growing presence in Latin America raise concerns
China’s participation in law enforcement activities in these countries erodes the U.S. position as the region’s preferred security partner.
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Four questions for Ed Barker, Army’s new electronic warfare executive
U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Ed Barker was named as the next leader of PEO IEW&S in April. The office deals in jammers, reconnaissance, biometric tools and more.
-
US Army set to test combined cyber, jamming, signal intelligence tool
TLS-BCT is designed to provide smaller Army formations a means to understand their surroundings and disrupt networks and advanced electronics.
-
Ukraine war driving US Army electronic warfare development, Bush says
The Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team and -Echelons Above Brigade are both “on track, and I feel good about them,” said Doug Bush.
-
US Air Force electronic warfare commander seeks spectrum dominance
“I view this wing as an operational warfighting wing,” Air Force Col. Joshua Koslov said. “Our weapon is going to be data, EW data.”
-
Hiding in plain sight: Warfare in the electromagnetic spectrum
Most weapons systems—radios, ships, tanks, airplanes, drones, satellites, and rockets—depend on the electromagnetic spectrum to operate.
-
British spies using AI to disrupt flow of weapons to Russia
In a rare public speech, MI6 chief Richard Moore also urged Russians who oppose the invasion of Ukraine to spy for Britain.
-
Dearth of jamming gear follows years of ‘autopilot,’ says Rep. Bacon
The lawmaker’s remarks echo those made by Air Force Gen. CQ Brown, President Joe Biden’s pick to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Senators eye electronic warfare capability demonstration in western US
Sen. Mark Kelly, an Arizona Democrat, said the interstate demonstration would “better replicate some real-world threat conditions.”
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US military losing electronic warfare ‘muscle memory,’ CQ Brown warns
If confirmed, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. CQ Brown would replace the current Joint Chiefs chairman, Army Gen. Mark Milley.
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China’s ties to Cuba, growing presence in Latin America raise concerns
China’s participation in law enforcement activities in these countries erodes the U.S. position as the region’s preferred security partner.
-
Four questions for Ed Barker, Army’s new electronic warfare executive
U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Ed Barker was named as the next leader of PEO IEW&S in April. The office deals in jammers, reconnaissance, biometric tools and more.
-
US Army set to test combined cyber, jamming, signal intelligence tool
TLS-BCT is designed to provide smaller Army formations a means to understand their surroundings and disrupt networks and advanced electronics.
-
Ukraine war driving US Army electronic warfare development, Bush says
The Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team and -Echelons Above Brigade are both “on track, and I feel good about them,” said Doug Bush.
-
US Air Force electronic warfare commander seeks spectrum dominance
“I view this wing as an operational warfighting wing,” Air Force Col. Joshua Koslov said. “Our weapon is going to be data, EW data.”
-
Hiding in plain sight: Warfare in the electromagnetic spectrum
Most weapons systems—radios, ships, tanks, airplanes, drones, satellites, and rockets—depend on the electromagnetic spectrum to operate.
-
British spies using AI to disrupt flow of weapons to Russia
In a rare public speech, MI6 chief Richard Moore also urged Russians who oppose the invasion of Ukraine to spy for Britain.
-
Dearth of jamming gear follows years of ‘autopilot,’ says Rep. Bacon
The lawmaker’s remarks echo those made by Air Force Gen. CQ Brown, President Joe Biden’s pick to be the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
Senators eye electronic warfare capability demonstration in western US
Sen. Mark Kelly, an Arizona Democrat, said the interstate demonstration would “better replicate some real-world threat conditions.”
-
US military losing electronic warfare ‘muscle memory,’ CQ Brown warns
If confirmed, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. CQ Brown would replace the current Joint Chiefs chairman, Army Gen. Mark Milley.
-
China’s ties to Cuba, growing presence in Latin America raise concerns
China’s participation in law enforcement activities in these countries erodes the U.S. position as the region’s preferred security partner.
