EW Europe: Russia's electronic war in Ukraine
Russia has two army corps of proxies operating in Ukrainian territory, including electronic warfare companies, defence sources have revealed. These units are experts, trained to …
Electronic warfare systems – whether for land, sea or air platforms – can often mean the difference between life and death, particularly when it comes to protection suites.
So it is of vital importance to know that these systems work as they are supposed to when it comes to locating, identifying and protecting against threats.
One company that has carved out a niche for itself when it comes to testing EW components and ensuring they are functioning correctly is Textron Systems Electronic Systems.
The company is responsible for technologies that support EW simulation testing of some of the world’s most
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Russia has two army corps of proxies operating in Ukrainian territory, including electronic warfare companies, defence sources have revealed. These units are experts, trained to …
When you are up against complex threats in crowded RF environments, knowing that the EW systems on board your platform are in working order is …
Tim Fish and Grant Turnbull discuss some of the more noteworthy developments at this year's EW Europe conference and exhibition, held in London from 6-8 …
Narda - part of L3 Technologies - is showcasing its SignalShark product at this year's EW Europe exhibition in London. SignalShark is a real-time handheld …
The proliferation of mobile communications over the past decade has made controlling and predicting terror attacks increasingly difficult.It is here that electronic warfare (EW) capabilities can …
Interoperability and establishing global partnerships in the electromagnetic environment (EME) is essential for operational planning. This is why the UK has set up the Electronic Warfare Operational …