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Enemy missile defense is more capable so larger, slower tankers/lifters need better protection

High Value Airborne Assets that fighters depend upon are increasingly vulnerable against advanced air defense.

Small-form-factor EW scales from exquisite strike weapons to affordable mass drones

Open architectures promise to break vendor lock and speed electronic warfare for UAS, missiles, and loitering munitions.

Innovating for impact: An inside look at BAE Systems’ FAST Labs™ organization

Stewart Coulter talks transition and disruptive technology in defense R&D.

Threat warning and survivability in the modern battlespace

Protecting warfighters requires fast, accurate, and dependable systems that work flawlessly to military standards.

Leading the way: BAE Systems unveils a new line of M-Code GPS receivers

There is now an M-Code version of every GPS receiver the company has created.

Cutting-edge GPS technology

BAE Systems’ M-Code GPS receiver solutions are reliable and ready.

New ways to communicate from ground to space and across domains

Software-defined radios that fuse comms, electronic warfare, and SIGINT allow for rapid fielding and improvement of the kill chain.

F-35 EW system for the future fight

Designed with the future in mind, it can keep up with threats that haven’t been developed yet.

How military GPS is revolutionizing warfare and thwarting emerging threats

BAE Systems' NavStorm™-M now provides advanced, tailored solutions for everyone in the M-Code space.

Breaking the kill chain with full-spectrum electromagnetic warfare

Breaking Defense Q&A with James Fairbanks, Director of Operational Analysis and Threat Lab Group, BAE Systems

BAE Systems’ LR-PGK: The superior Anti-Jam solution

Going the distance to defeat emerging jam threats.

Expanding horizons: How rad-hard technologies revolutionized space exploration

Ensuring operational excellence and mission assurance across defense and commercial sectors.

Bold. Intrepid.

Survivability that spans the spectrum.

How the CNI foundation for comms/nav/ID is evolving, especially at the edge

Solving the JADC2 sense/make-sense/act strategy requires communications, navigation, identification capabilities that distribute the decision making to act fast.