Multifunctional ECRS Mk 2 Radar Begins Typhoon Flight Testing
BAE Systems has completed a first flight of a Typhoon combat aircraft equipped with a prototype European Common Radar System Mk 2 multifunctional radar.
BAE Systems has completed a first flight of a Typhoon combat aircraft equipped with a prototype European Common Radar System Mk 2 multifunctional radar.
NAVAIR has selected L3Harris to develop the Next Generation Jammer- Low Band airborne electronic attack pod for the second time of asking.
In the latest episode of From the Crows’ Nest, host Ken Miller sits down with Anthony (Tony) Lisuzzo, the President-Elect of the AOC, for an insightful discussion about his career, the state of electromagnetic warfare and the future of the AOC.
The AOC Japan Chapter hosted the 12th EW Research Group Conference over the summer, drawing the largest attendance in the event’s history.
The recent discussion between John Knowles and Ken Miller on the “From the Crow’s Nest” podcast sheds light on the evolving role of EMSO in modern conflicts and military strategy.
Canada has shelved plans to develop a customized EW suite for its new River-class destroyers, and will instead procure proven in-service equipment common to the US Navy and previously integrated with the Aegis combat system.
In a recent episode of From the Crows’ Nest, Nathan Mintz and Porter Smith, co-founders of CX2, discussed their views on the future of warfare, particularly the critical role of EW. Their perspectives, shaped by years of military and industry experience, echo recent developments on the battlefield and in the geopolitical landscape, underscoring the urgency of adapting to the rapidly evolving nature of modern conflict.
The Empower RF 2221 amplifier operates in the 9-10 GHz X-band, delivering an impressive 8000W…
In the latest “From the Crows’ Nest” podcast, a live bonus episode hosted by Ken Miller, Director of Advocacy and Outreach for the Association of Old Crows with guest Jeff Fischer, a recurring guest and subject matter expert.
Southwest Research Institute has been awarded a five-year indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract from the US Navy for the provision of engineering and equipment support for cryptologic technology.