New challenges for ground EW: democratized jamming

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The U.S. Marine Corps plans to broaden its airborne electronic warfare capabilities by introducing an electronic attack (EA) capability on its unmanned air vehicles (UAV). The agency has conducted a tactical demonstration in the Iraq-Afghanistan theater of an EA payload on a Pioneer UAV. It also plans to conduct a Joint Capabilities Technology Demonstration (JCTD) in 2008.

Strategy & planning, Aircraft, Aircraft Manufacturing, National Security, US Marine Corps, ECM, ELINT & EW Aircraft, Planning, Innovations, Company business planning, United States. Marine Corps, Electronic warfare aircraft

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DOD issues new EW doctrine

Article Abstract:

The decision of the United States Department of Defense to focus on electronic warfare as part of its 'information operations' program is discussed.

International politics, Military policy, United States. Department of Defense

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Interview

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Colonel Robert C. Schwarze, chief of Electronics Warfare and Cyberwarfare Division of United States Air Force on latest electronic defense programs.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, United States. Air Force, Interview, Schwarze, Colonel Robert C.

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