The 10th anniversary of the Cyber Electromagnetic Activities Conference held at Aberdeen Proving Ground was a landmark event that brought together 647 professionals in the electromagnetic warfare and cyber space.
In a recent episode of the From the Crows’ Nest podcast, Ken Miller spoke with Dustan Hellwig, founder and CSO of Chesapeake Technology International. The conversation delved into the latest developments in distributed, collaborative and autonomous electronic warfare, particularly focusing on the role of artificial intelligence and machine learning in modern military strategies.
In his latest edition of The View from Here, JED Editor John Knowles discusses the strengths and weaknesses of drones.
In this From the JED Archives story, Richard Scott dives into the vulnerability of both combat and support aircraft to modern anti-air guided weapons, ranging from man-portable air defense systems to mobile “pop-up” surface-to-air missile systems and more complex layered integrated air defense systems.
Host Ken Miller walked the show floor for exclusive coverage of AOC Europe 2024. Joined by special co-hosts for quick segments with guests, including presenters, industry reps, subject matter experts and VIPs worldwide they discussed this year’s theme and current issues facing the EW industry.
The Air Force Research Lab’s Integrated Capabilities Directorate is seeking white paper proposals from industry for its Ephemeral Paragon program, which will improve the situational awareness and EW performance of individual weapons platforms.
In an era where technological advancements are reshaping the landscape of warfare, the integration of artificial intelligence, machine learning and autonomous systems into defense strategies is no longer a futuristic concept but a realistic evolution.
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has selected Systems Engineering and Assessment (SEA) to deliver a new 130-mm trainable soft-kill decoy launcher for Royal Navy (RN) frigates and destroyers.
A Kratos Unmanned Systems Division XQ-58A Valkyrie uncrewed air vehicle has successfully demonstrated the ability to operate with F-35 Lightning II aircraft and deliver an integrated electronic attack (EA) capability during a live test event sponsored by the US Marine Corps.
Southwest Research Institute is approaching the halfway point in an 18-month US Air Force research contract exploring cognitive electronic warfare algorithms and techniques able to accurately detect, and respond to, previously unknown enemy radar threats in real time.