EW History
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You Know Chaff – It’s Time You Knew Her
Lady Joan Curran's experiments during World War II found a practical solution capable of creating false radar returns without burdening…
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AOC Chapter History: Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG)/Susquehanna Chapter
The APG/Susquehanna Chapter’s beginnings are firmly rooted within the AOC’s Garden State Chapter (GSC). In 2009, GSC supported the establishment…
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AOC Chapter History: Maple Leaf Chapter
The Maple Leaf Chapter traces its roots to the early 1980s, growing from a small Canadian EW community into a…
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AOC’s Chapters Represent Its Global Membership
Our international chapters represent diverse perspectives and form a strong, vibrant part of the AOC.
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Throughout History, Crows Have Been Colorful Characters
Throughout AOC’s history, it’s been blessed by the right old crow coming along at the right time to continue its…
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How EW Became the Quiet Force Behind Special Operations
Electromagnetic warfare capabilities have played a key role in special operations from World War II to today.
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From Local to Global, AOC Chapters Expand the Reach of EW Education
This rich history and the steadfast commitment of so many chapter-level leaders who have gained experience planning, organizing, and executing…
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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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