Electronic Warfare and Sensors In Focus
Inside this free eBook, you’ll find a series of stories touching on a sample of key issues that crossed the desks of service leadership from the first half of 2022.
GDIT wins new task order to support Marines in contested battlefield networks
The task order, awarded under the $4.4 billion, 10-year Defense Enterprise Office Solutions (DEOS) cloud contract, will support the Marines in denied, disconnected, intermittent and limited bandwidth (DDIL) environments.
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Multi-domain operations demand multifunction sensors
Emerging threats and complex challenges to situational awareness require a next generation of sensor systems.
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New tools for electronic warfare: multispectral operations and mission-adapting sensors
Multispectral operations are the response to a dynamic world where hostile nations have well known and advanced capabilities in EW and cyber.
Army progresses on electronic warfare revamp
Army systems to give soldiers EW and cyber options on the battlefield are inching towards reality.
SpaceX beating Russian jamming attack was ‘eyewatering’: DoD official
“The way that Starlink was able to upgrade when a threat showed up, we need to be able to have that ability," said Dave Tremper, the Pentagon's director of electronic warfare. "We have to be able to change our electromagnetic posture, to be able to change very dynamically what we're trying to do without losing capability along the way.”
Army’s Gray Eagle jamming pod program could expand to other aircraft
"Expanding the full deployment of MFEW and where it's going to end up long term, those are questions we're having within within the Army," an Army official told Breaking Defense.
Electronic warfare and drone swarms: Here’s the Army’s plan for EDGE 22
"We'll basically be scrimmaging with our partners and allies," Maj. Gen. Walter Rugen.
Disrupting the ‘critical linkage’: What is the Navy’s SEWIP?
After troubling Pentagon tester report, prime contractor Lockheed Martin says its working closely with the Navy to address the issues.
Why hasn’t Russia used its ‘full scope’ of electronic warfare?
“The Ukrainians still have good command and control over their forces in the field in ways that the Russians actually don't have,” Pentagon press secretary John Kirby told reporters last week.
Satellite jamming ‘normal’ by militaries during conflict, not peacetime: State Dept. official
WASHINGTON: The Russian military’s jamming of GPS signals and communications satellites in Ukraine is considered by the US government as essentially a routine wartime activity, according to a senior State Department official. Judging from actual real world actions during recent conflicts around the globe, Washington and Moscow appear to be on the same page with […]
Army races to research new electronic warfare tech, on offense and defense
"The electromagnetic spectrum is not officially a domain, but operations on the electromagnetic spectrum are critical in order to realize the different phases of the multi-domain operations," said one Army researcher.