AOC 2018: Mosaic warfare in the spotlight
Mosaic warfare, a move away from rigid formations and monolithic platforms, will provide long term benefits such as rapid innovation and greater impact, it emerged …
Electronic systems manufacturer Harris Corporation is set on embedding more powerful software to its existing technology portfolio in order to counter emerging airborne threats.
The company is preparing to publicise a number of its key US military programmes at AOC, including its work as lead EW protection system contractor on the F-18 fighter jet for the US Navy, according to Vince Baglio, domestic business development director at Harris.
It will also use the occasion to ‘highlight’ capabilities found on the Suite Of Integrated Radio Frequency Countermeasures (SIRFC) AN/ALQ-211 system, used on aircraft flown by US Special Forces, whilst also
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