Tag: electronic protection
Radioflash! Episode 14: Living on the Frontline
Estonia is experiencing the challenges of Russian hybrid warfare first hand and is most likely in the direct path of any future military action...
Radioflash! Episode 13: Smart Thinking
Artificial intelligence and machine learning are two much-heralded technologies set to revolutionise signals intelligence collection, processing and dissemination.
An increasingly congested radio spectrum is set...
Enhancing CESMO
The uptake of NATO’s CESMO tactical datalink protocol is proceeding apace with ongoing enhancements to deepen its abilities to share electronic intelligence to support...
June Spectrum SitRep
Armada’s monthly round-up of all the latest electronic warfare news in the product, programme and operational domains.
THURBON enhancements
MASS has unveiled further enhancements to the company’s...
Radioflash! Episode 12: Space to Think
The importance of space as a domain of warfare is deepening. Since the dawn of the space age in the 1950s, militaries have exploited...
Band on the Run
In-band full duplex radio communications is a potentially game-changing technology enabling simultaneous voice and data transmission and reception, and electronic warfare applications, using the...
Iran’s Avtobazas
Last month, Armada published an article about what maybe an Iranian version of Russia’s 1RL257E Krasukha-4 ground-based Electronic Warfare (EW) system.
Information has since...
Competition in the Cosmos
A recent report on global counterspace capabilities details space electronic warfare efforts ongoing around the world.
The publication of the Secure World Foundation’s (SWF) annual...
Seeking Guidance
In early March, the Ukrainian media announced that Russian forces are using an enhanced version of the Kometa GNSS receiver in the Ukrainian theatre.
The...
Radioflash! Episode 11: V-Bombers and Soviet Air Defence
One of the Cold War’s great ‘what ifs?’ was whether the United Kingdom’s V-Bomber nuclear deterrent force would have been able to reach and...
