Tag: COMINT
Rohde & Schwarz supports intelligence and surveillance operations for naval forces
The multichannel naval COMINT system from Rohde & Schwarz increases situational awareness on naval vessels and expands reconnaissance and surveillance capabilities.
Naval forces worldwide are facing changes...
The SIM Reaper
Did mobile phone records help lead US intelligence to General Qassem Soleimani, commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds force, who was killed...
Shephard’s Messenger
A quintet of companies have formed the Team Novus consortium in response to the UK’s Ministry of Defence’s Mission Data for Information Advantage (MD4IA)...
France Enhances Theatre-Level SIGINT
On 31st July the Armée de l’Air (ADLA/French Air Force) took delivery of the first of eight Beechcraft King Air-350 Vader turboprops configured for...
Canadian Army EW Project Moves Forward
The Canadian Army is joining several NATO and allied nations overhauling their land forces electronic warfare capabilities.
The Canadian Forces Land Electronic Warfare Modernisation (CFLEWM)...
Small System, Big Difference
The US Army’s MFEW-AS electronic warfare system for Class-3 UAVs promises an enhancement to the electromagnetic capabilities of its Brigade Combat Teams.
The Multi-Function Electronic...
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...
New Tools for New Threats
The US Marine Corps is reorienting its focus to near-peer rivalries in the Asia-Pacific. Its electronic warfare capabilities will need to follow suit.
Published this...
Listening to Criminals
A new European Union initiative to combat sanctions busting and people smuggling in and around Libya could benefit from robust SIGINT support.
As March was...
Electronic Warfare Podcast 3: In Conversation with COMINT Consulting’s Jim Kilgallen
Is our fixation with the latest and greatest electronic warfare technology in danger of overwhelming our need to support and nurture the human factor?...
