The US Navy is planning to develop an RF Countermeasure Active Expendable Decoy to be deployed from tactical aircraft against RF-guided threats.
The latest issue of the JED magazine is now available in our interactive digital edition.
The UK-based EW business of Leonardo has modified the large aircraft version of its BriteCloud expendable active decoy to meet the latest NATO STANAG-4871 self-protection standard, and offer compatibility with “smart” countermeasure dispenser systems.
DARPA has issued a solicitation for a program that aims to develop technologies for a new generation of arrays that can provide simultaneous multi-beam, multi-function performance without degrading gain or resolution.
The Navy Expeditionary Intelligence Command has issued a Source Sought notice to procure two courses to train Tactical Electronic Warfare (TAC-EW)/SIGINT personnel in support of future deployments.
The Air Force Research Lab’s Information Directorate has published a RFI for ground and aerial EMP systems that can be used for C-UAS applications.
In this episode of FTCN, host Ken Miller is joined by the opening keynote speaker, Lt. Gen. Matthew Glavy, Deputy Commandant for Information, US Marine Corps. Ken also sits with John Knowles, editor-in-chief of the JED magazine AOC International Board of Director, Erik Bamford.
One of the Wednesday keynotes was delivered by Lt Gen Lance Landrum, USAF (Ret.), who recently retired after serving as the 23rd Deputy Chair of NATO from October 2021 through September 2023.
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VADM Stephen Koehler, USN, Director for Strategy, Plans and Policy, J5, Joint Staff, provided the second keynote Tuesday at AOC 2023 with a talk on EMSO that complemented Secretary Del Toro’s earlier speech.