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Sylena Mk1 Confirmed for FDI HN Frigates
By Richard Scott Lacroix Defense (Muret, France) has confirmed that it is supplying its Sylena Mk 1 decoy launch system…
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CAES to Deliver ALQ-99 Low-Band Consolidation
By Richard Scott CAES (Arlington, VA) has been awarded a sole-source contract by the US Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR)…
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Mass Soft-Kill Decoy System to Equip Ran Surface Combatants
By Richard Scott Royal Australian Navy (RAN) surface combatants are to be equipped with the Rheinmetall Multi Ammunition Softkill System…
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The latest issue of the JED magazine is now available in our interactive digital edition.
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Cooperative AEA Program Moves Forward
By Richard Scott Germany, Italy and Spain have funded work to develop a European airborne electronic attack capability under the…
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Contract Awarded for Italy’s 1st JAMMS G550 Modification
Italy’s acquisition of the Joint Airborne Multi-Sensor Multi-Mission System (JAMMS) capability is taking its next steps after L3Harris Technologies (Greenville, TX) was awarded a contract for the modification of a first Gulfstream G550 aircraft.
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UK Funds SPEAR-EW Rapid Design, Studies Joint Effort with Sweden
As it advances plans to introduce the SPEAR-EW stand-in jammer on Royal Air Force (RAF) Typhoon and F-35B Lightning II combat aircraft, the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) has revealed that it has begun parallel studies with Sweden to explore the potential for a joint stand-in jammer program.
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DOD Leaders Discuss EMSO in Congressional Testimony
The DOD released its FY2024 budget request as the April issue of JED was going to press. In the days before, the House Armed Services Committee (HASC) and the Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) started the process of annual hearings to receive testimony from DOD officials and other defense experts on a range of national security topics, including Electromagnetic Spectrum Operations (EMSO).
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Read the April JED Digital Edition
The latest issue of the JED magazine is now available in our interactive digital edition. Check out these highlights: Cover…
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The President’s Budget Is In: AOC Should Take Notice of Increased Investment
On March 9, President Biden formally submitted his budget to Congress, marking the official beginning of the congressional defense budget process. Of course, in keeping with tradition, the President’s Budget was declared “Dead on Arrival,” especially by the Republican-controlled House of Representatives. Now its time to grab some popcorn and watch the budget process unfold with no clear consensus on an endgame.