Tag: GNSS
Someone had Blundered
The loss of an Azerbaijan Airlines aircraft during a routine flight from Baku to Grozny on 25th December raises some troubling questions about Russian...
Not Listening Anymore
Controlled Reception Pattern Antennas (CRPAs) have been removed from the United States government’s International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) control, official documents have revealed.
Having...
Of Strelets and Andromeda
A new book sheds light on the organisation of Russian land forces’ command and control, and the digital battle management systems they employ at...
November Spectrum SitRep
Armada’s monthly round-up of all the latest electronic warfare news in the product, programme and operational domains.
New Sirius COMINT System Unveiled
Saab has unveiled the...
Where are we going?
As NATO contemplates war in the spectrum, the alliance must consider evolving threats, current and desired capabilities, training and simulation challenges and the impact...
Broadening C-UAS Detection and Take-down
While the Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems developers steadily increase in numbers and expertise, it can be the detection of low, slow and small UAVs that...
The Silent Hangar
The United Kingdom will soon receive a new, large anechoic chamber to help evaluate and improve military aircraft electromagnetic discretion and protection.
News emerged in...
Signal Shielding
Work continues in rolling out the resilient M-Code capability across the US Global Positioning Satellite constellation.
The United States Space Systems Command (SSC) Military Communications...
Crest of a Wave
This year’s Eurosatory exhibition, held in Paris between 17th and 21st June, was an opportunity to learn about the status and plans for the...
July Spectrum SitRep
Armada’s monthly round-up of all the latest electronic warfare news in the product, programme and operational domains.
Captain CIRCM
In early June Northrop Grumman announced that...
