Electronic warfare (EW) – as both a science and a military art – has been an ever-present consideration for the NATO alliance in the 72 years since its establishment.
AI can drive your car, write your term paper, help you create emails with the appropriate tone, it only stands to reason there are potential military applications as well.
US Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken traveled to China this week, so we’re revisiting a conversation between From the Crows’ Nest host Ken Miller and the US Institute of Peace’s Dean Cheng about the US-China relationship.
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In January, Epirus announced a $66.1 million contract award from the U.S. Army’s Rapid Capabilities…
As the world becomes ever more interconnected, the advancement of wireless technology has also led to the demand for RF monitoring, particularly during critical missions.
The October 2021 issue of JED is now available in a digital edition format for…
Hensoldt has concluded a flight test campaign intended to demonstrate new airborne signals intelligence (SIGINT)…