Late 80s (88-90) US Navy Program to replace the E-3C, S-3B and EA-6B carrier-based AEW, ASW and EW aircraft. I believe it evolved into the E-X program to replace the E-2, this is why i’m attaching the image of the Boeing E-X proposal, which is seen here in ASW markings. (VS-24 scouts was an S-3...
Raised to standard 2, the A330 MRTT tanker aircraft will have an electronic warfare capability
https://www.opex360.com/2024/10/10/dissuasion-porte-au-standard-2-la330-mrtt-aura-une-capacite-de-guerre-electronique/
airbus
airbus a310 mrtt
armée de l'air et de l'espace
cold war ii
commandement des forces aériennes stratégiques
direction générale de l'armement
directorate general of armaments
electronicwarfare
french fifth republic
tanker aircraft
Not really sure about this??
https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/britain-to-build-20-large-one-way-attack-drones-per-month/
The Ministry of Defence has revealed plans for a new long-range strike weapon under the codename Project Brakestop, which aims to produce a minimum of 20 units per month...
https://www.defensenews.com/global/europe/2024/09/25/dutch-navy-to-buy-armed-sidekick-ships-for-its-air-defense-frigates/
This really feels like a mini arsenal ship concept, wouldn't be surprised if they try to get this ship to be completely unmanned ( they are already mostly there with a...
anti-air warfare
cold war ii
damen schelde naval shipbuilding
damen shipyards group
electronicwarfare
israel aerospace industries
kingdom of the netherlands
mothership
multifunctionele ondersteuningsvaartuigen
naval fire support
north sea
robotics
royal netherlands navy
trific
uuv
Most odd attack happened today in Lebanon. There are reports on exploding beepers throughout Lebanon allegedly targeting Hezbollah members.
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/dozens-hezbollah-members-wounded-lebanon-when-pagers-exploded-sources-witnesses-2024-09-17/...
Trying to find the earliest year the MiG-21 received the SPS-141 ECM pod, and ASO-2 chaff/flare dispensers.
First, for the SPS-141 there is the only the vague 1970s period usually mentioned online. But is there info as to what year exactly did the SPS-141 (SM-1 or SPS-141-100?) became...
RTX has come forward and voluntarily admitted 750 violations of ITAR pertaining to leaks of military information between August 2017 and September 2023. This includes the VC-25 (Air Force One), F-22 Raptor, F-35 Lightning II and the B-2 Spirit stealth, B-1B Lancer and the F/A-18, F-15 and F-16...
2024
cold war ii
collins aerospace
cyberwar
early 21st century
electronicwarfare
espionage
international traffic in arms regulations
people's republic of china
raytheon
russian federation
united states
Commercial drones can be easily weaponized. A Russian company makes portable drone detectors called Bulat. These units apparently scan the known frequencies in UHF and analyze the waveforms used by commercial drones, including the FPV ones, and warn the user about their transmissions in...
In the August 2024 battle in the Kursk region, Ukrainian forces apparently started to universally use anti-drone electronic warfare (EW) to counter Russian radio controlled (RC) kamikaze drones. A photo below from sm shows a Ukrainian BMP-1 with three EW antennas rendering such drones useless...
cold war
early 21st century
electronicwarfare
grumman
late 20th century
post-cold war
u.s. navy
united states
united states marine corps
united states navy
usmc
air-sea rescue
cold war
cold war ii
electronicwarfare
elint
great britain
nuclear battlefield
post-cold war
post-world war ii
raf air support command
raf bomber command
raf germany
raf search and rescue force
raf strike command
raf transport command
royal air force
royal air force marine branch
sigint
strategic reconnaissance
world war ii
If things get more interesting, what targets in the UK might Putin nuke? An interesting video, and some backup data:
UK Limited Nuclear War Target List
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYWcgF4Wwog
cold war
cold war ii
electronicwarfare
emp / emi
great britain
nuclear battlefield
russian federation
soviet union
sub-strategic nuke
tactical nuke
ukrainian crisis
united kingdom
air combat command
airborne command post
cold war ii
continuity of government
electronicwarfare
united states
united states air force
united states navy
About time I hope the same is being carried out in the UK in a focussing of minds on this particular matter.
https://thehill.com/policy/cybersecurity/3470296-ukraine-war-speeds-up-us-cyber-agenda/
central intelligence agency
cold war
electronicwarfare
elint
imperial state of iran
islamic republic of iran
national security agency
post-cold war
sigint
signals intelligence
united states
https://www.c4isrnet.com/industry/2021/08/12/palantir-with-joint-all-domain-command-and-control-the-pentagon-is-finally-catching-up/
Palantir based JADC2
artificial intelligence
cloud computing
cold war ii
command and control
communications
computer architecture
cybernetics
cyberwar
department of defense
electronicwarfare
netcentric warfare
networks
u.s. cyber command
united states
united states cyber command
uscybercom
I'm sorry to see that the 'Russia Fires Warning Shots at British Destroyer in the Black Sea' thread has been locked. Leaving aside the nationalist tone that arose in some comment, perhaps there's potential in discussing navigation technologies and cyberwar under the Secret Projects banner...
aerospace security
air force research laboratory
capture the flag
core flight system
cyberwar
def con
defcon safe mode
electronicwarfare
hack-a-sat
space security challenge 2020
usaf
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