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FTCN
FTCN Replay: How AI is Rewriting the Rules of EW
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how militaries compete for control of the electromagnetic spectrum – and the US may not be…
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AOC News
AUKUS Partners Advance Massed EW at Point Mugu Symposium
For three days in March, nearly 500 scientists, engineers, military officers and industry leaders from three nations filled the base…
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FTCN
FTCN Replay: From Iran to the Pacific, US Spectrum Gaps Are Coming Into Focus
The current military operation against Iran and China’s sweeping military modernization program dominated the latest episode of From the Crow’s…
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AOC News
AOC Advances Proposal for a Joint EMSO Combat Support Agency
AOC has formally proposed the creation of a Joint Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (JEMSO) Combat Support Agency (CSA) for inclusion in…
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Full Text: AOC’s JEMSO CSA Policy Proposal
AOC's Joint EMSO Combat Support Agency proposal aims to unify and oversee spectrum activities to ensure readiness, operational support, governance,…
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FTCN
FTCN Replay: The Time Has Come for a Joint EMSO Combat Support Agency
The Association of Old Crows (AOC) is taking a major step forward in its effort to address long-standing gaps in…
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AOC News
Red Baron Roost Kicks Off 2026 Lecture Series
The AOC Red Baron Roost opened its annual lecture series with the first event of 2026 in Meckenheim,, Germany, near…
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AOC News
Minnesota Chapter Hosts Tech Seminar on Radar Detection
The AOC Minnesota Chapter held a technical seminar on January 21, focusing on advanced radar pulse deinterleaving techniques
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FTCN
FTCN Replay: US Demonstrates Advanced EW Capabilities in Venezuela, Directed Energy Industry Matures
The recent US military operation to apprehend Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro showcased American forces' sophisticated electromagnetic warfare capabilities while highlighting…
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AOC News
Kittyhawk Chapter Celebrates Holidays, Honors Award Winners
On December 5, 2025, 150 Kittyhawk Crows gathered to celebrate the holiday season with food, drinks and fellowship.
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