electronic warfare

US Navy Approves Next-Gen EW Prototype Design for Hornets, Super Hornets

The US Navy has approved the prototype design of an electronic warfare modernization initiative for the F/A-18 Hornets and Super Hornets.

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US Air Force Awards Lockheed F-16 Viper Shield EW Contract for Allies

The US Air Force has awarded Lockheed Martin $520 million for the foreign military sales Block 70/72 F-16 Viper Shield electronic warfare suite.

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Auterion Unveils Drone Tech That Can Bypass Enemy Jamming

US-Swiss firm Auterion has introduced a new drone technology that can bypass electronic warfare countermeasures.

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US Firm Develops AI-Enabled, Anti-GPS Jamming Navigation System

American tech startup SandboxAQ has launched a new artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled navigation system it said can address persistent GPS jamming.

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Honeywell to Acquire EW Tech Maker CAES for $1.9B

American defense giant Honeywell has announced plans to acquire CAES Systems Holdings for $1.9 billion.

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Ukraine Military Receives New Capability: ‘Trench Electronic Warfare’

The Ukrainian military has received new electronic warfare systems that can protect soldiers engaged in trench warfare.

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NATO Eyes Intelligence Sharing With Ukraine on Russia’s EW Capabilities

NATO is considering expanded cooperation with Ukraine in sharing intelligence regarding Russia’s increasing electronic warfare capabilities.

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US-Made HIMARS ‘Ineffective’ in Ukraine Due to Russian Jamming: Report

The High Mobility Artillery Rocket System supplied by the US to Ukraine has been “completely ineffective” on the battlefield due to persistent Russian jamming.

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US, Moroccan Soldiers Train for Electronic Warfare in Tifnit

The US Army and Moroccan Royal Armed Forces have conducted electronic warfare training in Tifnit as part of a multinational exercise in Africa.

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US Already Spent $5B in 2024 to Boost Electronic Warfare Capabilities: Report

The US has already spent approximately $5 billion this year to bolster its electronic warfare capabilities.

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