Suppression Aggression
US Air Force air defence suppression capabilities are being enhanced via the F-35.
The US Air Force is on course to receive a new...
Death Valley
A contretemps embroiling two of Asia’s biggest actors sheds light on commercial space-based RF collection and analysis.
A six-hour skirmish on 15th June involving the...
News about NEWS
The Nikkei Asian Review reported on 29 June that the Japan Ground Self-Defence Force (JGDSF) will active a new electronic warfare unit near the...
We need to talk about Pantsir
How has electronic warfare made Russia's Pantsir air defence system so vulnerable?
KBP’s Pantsir (NATO reporting name SA-22 Greyhound) series short-range air defence system was...
German Eurofighter’s new AESA radar
On 17 June 2020 Sensor systems supplier Hensoldt welcomed the decision by the German Bundestag to develop the new Active Electronic Scanning Array (AESA)...
Erickson’s new US naval support contract
Erickson has won a multiple award contract as subcontractor to Metson Marine Services which provides ocean transportation, vessel operations, and ocean environmental services.
$23 million...
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...
