AOC roundtable provides insights

Article Abstract:

The Air Force is looking at opportunities where unmanned aerial vehicles can provide close-up jamming capabilities against radars and other capabilities that can support other programs in case they do not proceed on schedule. Electronic Warfare is a high priority for the Army as well and is trying to stretch its budget by leveraging work done by other services and joint community projects. A panel of selected military and DOD officials suggested that UAVs with electronic warfare (EW) payloads may have the capability to jam threats efficiently at very close ranges and with less power.

Strategy & planning, Product information, National Security, Dept of the Army, Military Officers, Evaluation, Testing, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Technology application, Defense programs, United States. Army, Military leaders, Aims and objectives, Defence programs, Drone aircraft, Unmanned aerial vehicles

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EW intercept probability u its evolution

Article Abstract:

Developments in interception techniques used in the electronic warfare surveillance and reconnaissance equipment are discussed.

Methods, Electronic warfare

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