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The Australian government is investing in local innovation and a future made in Australia by backing two Canberra companies to continue developing electronic warfare...

Grey-zone tactics are being employed by the likes of China, as it pushes the boundaries of coercion without resorting to firing weapons. Imagine scenarios...

Norway has chosen Rohde & Schwarz for a comprehensive electronic warfare system that is now being phased into the army. This new capacity for electronic surveillance...

Elbit Systems is unveiling a new and unique Electronic Warfare (EW) capability at the Paris Airshow as part of its Unified EW suite. The...

Elbit Systems announced it was awarded a contract to supply Electronic Warfare (EW) self-protection suites for a fighter aircraft that is being supplied to...

Ground troops, whether dug in or engaged in rapid manoeuvre, and critical assets/infrastructure are all exposed to continuously evolving threats from the air, ground,...

The Australian government announced it will upgrade the Royal Australian Airforce’s fleet of electronic aircraft and associated ranges, strengthening the nation’s electronic attack capability....

A new market study by Fact.MR, a market research and competitive intelligence provider, worldwide sales of electronic warfare systems are expected to rise at...

Sensor solutions provider HENSOLDT and Rafael Advanced Defence Systems Ltd. are joining forces to offer a readily-available, state-of-the-art, and mature solution to the Luftwaffe’s requirement...

  Control and dominance of the electromagnetic spectrum has become as much a part of modern warfare as air superiority and maritime security. Electronic Warfare...