Tag: BAE Systems
Thank you for the MEWSIC!
An important step forward in the modernisation of the Royal Navy’s electronic warfare capabilities.
The Royal Navy’s surface electronic warfare posture is being overhauled via...
Rough Transports stand ready to do Violence
Airbus has joined the sparse ranks of airframers offering ISR gunship versions of their seemingly benign transport aircraft.
Airbus Defence and Space’s late June 2021...
Spectrum Sitrep
Our new section detailing new products, programme developments and operational news across the electronic warfare domain.
Products
Roke launched its new Perceive Electronic Support Measure (ESM)...
Let’s Be Careful Up There!
October’s EW Europe conference included presentations and discussions on how NATO sees aircraft integrated self-defence systems developing in the coming years.
Aircraft survivability was a...
US Army Next Generation Combat Vehicle: A Perspective from AUSA 21
Replacing the M-2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle is one of the top priorities of the US Army modernisation programs.
First fielded in the1980s, the...
Rheinmetall Australia to Export First Home-Built Lynx IFV to the United States
Rheinmetall will export a Lynx Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) test chassis from Australia to the United States to participate in the US Army’s Optionally...
All Change at the Corps: Force Design 2030
The plan for the future of the US Marine Corps is contentious and will see a restructuring away from its traditional all-arms employment.
A revision...
BAE Systems’ 155mm ARCHER successfully completes U.S. Army’s shoot-off evaluation
BAE Systems, Inc.’s 155mm ARCHER wheeled howitzer system successfully completed testing during the U.S. Army’s “shoot off” evaluation, as the service evaluates whether to...
Multiple Arnold Defense rocket launchers on display at AUSA 2021
Arnold Defense, the St. Louis based manufacturer of 2.75-inch rocket launchers, will have a number of variants of their world-renowned rocket launchers on display...
Airborne Deception
Deflection and deception is the key to survival against missile attack and the expendables market is developing smarter products to keep aircraft safe.
Since its...
