Can the JSF change legacy EW?

Article Abstract:

Legacy electronic warfare suites have not improved despite annual sustainment allocation of around $600 million. The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter technology has an open architecture that permits easy software p ortability and built-in, pre-planned improvements and has longer predicted mean-time-between-failure rate and much cheaper to maintain at just $1 million every year compared to legacy's $8 million.

United States, Product standards, safety, & recalls, Standards, Innovations, Economic aspects, Weapons systems, Cover story

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New EW challenges for Hungary

Article Abstract:

The plan of Hungary to modernize its electronic warfare systems, in view of aging of aircraft parts and lack of indigenous equipment, is discussed.

General services, Market information - general, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Hungary, Forecasts and trends, Supply and demand, Market trend/market analysis, Maintenance and repair

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Who's who in European EW

Article Abstract:

The contribution of various European companies in the early warning programs of the European Union is discussed.

Europe, Management dynamics, Management, European Union, Company business management, Distant early warning system

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