Tag: US
Closing the Zap Gap – Microwave Weapons Research Moves Forward
US microwave weapon efforts are advancing via the HIJENKS programme which could yield a powerful weapon for use against hostile electronics.
Reports in early July...
Small UAVs, Big Challenges
IQPC’s Full Spectrum Air Defence conference, held in London on 28th and 29th June, saw valuable discussion on the role of electronic warfare within...
Electronic Warfare Podcast 18: Cold Space
The United States and Soviet Union poured billions of dollars into signals intelligence satellites during the Cold War.
These spacecraft were an invulnerable and invaluable...
Contagion
Our colleagues at TangentLink share with Armada their latest assessment of the economic and strategic fallout from the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Bottom-line: Events are...
China Crisis
Two recent reports evaluate China’s electronic warfare capabilities and their implication for Asia-Pacific security.
The US Department of Defence’s (DOD) annual report to Congress on...
Persian Perniciousness
The government of Iran continues to target rivals with cyberattacks, according to a recent presentation at the EW Europe conference and exhibition.
Dr. Justin Pelletier...
The Afghan Sigs (Part 2)
Our first article examined the fallout from the capture of US-supplied military radios by insurgents in Afghanistan. This article looks at COMINT capabilities active...
The Afghan Sigs (Part 1)
In the first of two articles, we examine the potential fallout from Afghan armed forces’ radio and COMINT equipment ending up in the hands...
Space Savers
Australia is getting a space Electronic Warfare (EW) system.
Defence Project 9358 will “explore options for … a ground-based space electronic warfare capability,” according...
Electronic Warfare Podcast 13: Hello again, Dr. Jones!
The RV Jones Institute is working hard to foster excellence in electromagnetic spectrum operations.
The institute takes its name from Dr. Reginald Jones, the assistant...
