electronic warfare
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Jan- 2025 -28 JanuaryEurope
Turkey, Morocco Begin Expanded Arms Collaboration
Morocco has deepened its weapons cooperation with Turkey in a bid to modernize its military arsenal and strengthen defense capabilities.
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21 JanuaryEurope
Germany to Upgrade Electronic Warfare Center to Counter Rising Threats
Germany has selected European defense firms Airbus and HENSOLDT to modernize its electronic warfare center for airborne weapon systems.
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15 JanuaryLand
Canada to Build Electronic Warfare Compound in Ontario
The Canadian Department of Defence is investing in the construction of a new electronic warfare facility at Canadian Forces Base Kingston in Ontario.
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13 JanuaryAmericas
US Military Urged to Enhance Ability to ‘Blind, See, and Kill’ Adversaries
A panel of defense experts has urged the US military to strengthen its anti-access/area-denial (A2/AD) capabilities amid rising tensions with China.
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9 JanuaryDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
BlueHalo to Deliver EW Sensors for US Navy, USSOCOM Drones
BlueHalo has secured a $49.9-million contract to provide electronic warfare sensors for US Navy and US Special Operations Command drones.
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9 JanuaryAmericas
QinetiQ to Support US Army Sensor Architecture Upgrade
QinetiQ US has clinched a $31.5-million task order to advance the US Army’s Integrated Sensor Architecture program.
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8 JanuaryDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Ukraine Trials ‘Unjammable’ Fiber-Optic-Guided FPV Drones
Ukraine has tested fiber-optic-controlled first-person view drones designed to enhance resistance to interference and hacking.
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7 JanuaryDOD Contracts
Boeing Clinches $616M US Air Force Deal for F-15 Survivability System
Boeing has been awarded a $616-million contract to begin full-rate production of the Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System for the F-15 fighter aircraft.
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Dec- 2024 -23 DecemberDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
UK Army Tests ‘Drone Killer’ Radiowave Weapon That Costs Just $12 Per Shot
The British Army has tested a new radiowave weapon capable of taking down drone swarms “for less than the cost of a pack of mince pies.”
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19 DecemberTechnology
L3Harris Demos Real-Time Electronic Warfare Technology
L3Harris has demonstrated its Distributed Spectrum Collaboration and Operations (DiSCO) capability for electronic warfare.
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