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EW History
First-Person Singular: LtCol Todd “Friday” Caruso
Lieutenant Colonel Todd "Friday" Caruso was a commanding officer from 2009 through 2011 for Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron Two…
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How 9/11 Defined a Decade for EW and AOC
EW became pivotal to modern warfare following the attacks of September 11, 2001, on the Twin Towers in New York…
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AOC and EW Working Group: A Shared Mission for Nearly Three Decades
The EWWG has always been led by some of the brightest and most authentic members of Congress, and with the…
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Advocacy in Action: How the AOC Brought EW to the Forefront of Congressional Priorities
In the dynamic landscape of EW during the 1990s impacted by Operation Desert Storm, the AOC played a pivotal role…
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How the 1980s Set the Stage for Modern Electromagnetic Dominance
In the 1980s, the DOD made key investments in electromagnetic warfare (EW) that would pay dividends within the decade.
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AOC and Its Chapters Foster the Future Through Scholarships
The early leaders of AOC recognized that they needed to foster the next generation of EW talent, and chapters filled…
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The Decade That Tested, Transformed EW and AOC
The 1970s was the best of times and the worst of times for EW, but it was also a decade…
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First-Person Singular: Hal Gershanoff
Hal Gershanoff was publisher and editor of the Journal of Electronic Defense (JED) for more than two decades. After his…
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How the AOC Took Flight: The People and Chapters That Shaped Its First Decade
Following the AOC's founding in 1964, it's future was not a certainty in its early days. Building the association beyond…
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From a Backyard Cookout to a Global Community: The Story Behind AOC’s Founding
How what started as periodic get togethers of a small group of friends and colleagues evolved into a global professional…
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