Electronic Warfare for RAF Wedgetails
Leonardo plans to certify electronic warfare equipment for the Royal Air Force’s (RAF) new E-7 Wedgetail AEW.1 airborne early warning aircraft by 2022.
Defensive...
COMJAM Down Under
Reports emerged in May that the Australian Army will receive new mobile EW systems. What will this mean for its EW posture?
The Australian Army...
The Cooperative Approach
NATO’s CESMO initiative is an important step forward in providing real-time RF data during operations to help the speedy avoidance or engagement of RF...
Electronic Warfare Podcast 5: Space-based RF sensing and analysis [11:42]
Space-based RF sensing and analysis is democratising thanks to the influence of the private sector, no longer solely the domain of those nations rich...
BRO-mance
The exclusive space SIGINT club is about to receive to new members as the Netherlands and Norway forge ahead with their BROS satellite programme.
The...
Police in a Jam
Widespread anger in the US over the death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis Police Department are seeing some protestors jam...
Saab Secures Another Erieye Customer
Saab has signed a contract and received an order for the Airborne Early Warning and Control solution Saab 2000 Erieye AEW&C (Airborne Early Warning...
Electronic Warfare Podcast 4: David Gledhill talks about his new novel Infiltration [8:38]
David Gledhill was a navigator on the Royal Air Force’s (RAF’s) McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom series fighter, and then on the RAF’s Panavia Tornado-F3...
Iranian Navy Friendly Fire Incident
The Islamic Republic of Iran Navy frigate Jamaran opened fire on one of its own warships, the Konarak on 10 May causing numerous casualties....
From Russia with Hertz
We catch up with Jonas Kjellén, an analyst at Sweden’s FOI defence research institute and an expert on the Russian military, to hear his...
