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The suite of systems, known as the Tactical Electronic Warfare System (TEWS), is a comprehensive solution allowing forces to determine where direction-finding and jamming vehicles will need to be positioned to optimise signal capture and jamming. ?

In a high threat environment, such as at a mobile command post or on the battlefield, tactical networks are subject to harsh environmental conditions, electronic warfare targeting and jamming. Therefore, it’s essential for military forces to have a stealthy tactical network with Low Probability of Detection (LPD) and Low Probability of Intercept (LPI). IEEE 5G mmWave technology is well-suited to provide high-performing, stealthy networks at the tactical edge with the ability to link manned or unmanned weapons platforms, and mobile command posts. Learn more from our free download - Transformation of the Command Post https://bit.ly/43acYR5 #defense #electronicwarfare

In today's rapidly evolving landscape of networked warfare and battlefield digitization, the need for secure, adaptable frameworks that can handle the complexities of modern warfare has never been greater. Torch-X™ C4ISR solutions lead the charge in battlefield digitization, offering a comprehensive, advanced framework that integrates sensors, effectors, and communication systems. With full support for autonomous platforms, command centers and maneuvering ground troops, our solution empowers collaborative and synchronized operations across land, air, and maritime domains with enhanced strategic planning, superior coordination, and a significant boost in combat effectiveness. Read more: https://bit.ly/4dNWx0v

China Maritime Report No. 38: PL t No. 38: PLAN Anti-Submarine Warfare Aircraft - Sensors, Weapons, and Operational Concepts Highlights added to another great article by the team at CMSI: https://lnkd.in/esccDpd4

Our Torch-X™ C4ISR solutions drive battlefield digitization by integrating sensors, effectors, and communication systems for more effective military operations.

Gripen can carry Meteor, an advanced radar-guided air-to-air missile with the greatest no-escape zone. It can engage air targets autonomously, day or night, in all weather and even in harsh electronic warfare environments.

The F-15EX isn't your Daddy's F-15. The F-15EX has several advanced systems that set it apart from previous versions of the F-15. Here are some of the key differences: Cockpit Upgrades: Full glass cockpit with a 10×19-inch touch-screen multifunction color display. Joint Helmet-Mounted Cueing Systems (JHMCS) for both the pilot and the Weapons Systems Officer (WSO). Low Profile Head-Up Display (HUD) in both cockpits. Avionics and Systems: AN/APG-82(V)1 Advanced Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar. Eagle Passive Active Warning Survivability System (EPAWSS) for electronic warfare and surveillance. Legion Pod InfraRed Search and Track system (IRST). Flight and Structural Enhancements: Digital fly-by-wire flight controls. Strengthened structure (service life F-15EX airframe–20,000 flight hours) Weaponry: Additional missile systems: Can carry up to 12 AMRAAM long-range air-to-air missiles and 22 missiles in total, including AIM-9X Sidewinders. New outer wing hardpoints for increased payload. Engines: General Electric F110-GE-129 engines. These upgrades make the F-15EX a significantly more capable and versatile aircraft compared to its predecessors.

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Awesome weapon on the battlefield. Can it be used against enemy combatants (ground units)on the battlefield? Can it be used to takeout radar and communications on the battlefield? Is this aligned with the mosaic warfare model? #DIA #departmentofdefense