EW In Depth Articles

Bird Aerosystems has unveiled the latest member of its Aeroshield airborne self-protection system series, the Aeroshield-M. The company states that this version has been...

What was happening in Gaza City’s al-Jalaa Building during the latest upsurge in violence between the Israeli government and Hamas? Israel’s military says that it...

NATO’s CESMO initiative is an important step forward in providing real-time RF data during operations to help the speedy avoidance or engagement of RF...

As the French Navy cuts the steel on its first ‘Admiral Ronarc'h’ class frigate, Armada Analysis examines the vessel’s radar, electronic warfare and communications...

Following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on 24th February, Armada will provide continually updated coverage of Russian electronic warfare efforts as the conflict unfolds. Author’s Note...

The eagerly-awaited Association of Old Crows’ Electronic Warfare (EW) seminar held during this year’s Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) exhibition in London did...

The Royal Air Force’s RAF Spadeadam electronic warfare training range gets a new commander. “I wandered lonely as a cloud, that floats on high o’er...

Armada’s monthly round-up of all the latest electronic warfare news in the product, programme and operational domains. Boule de Protection The SPART counter-improvised explosive device jammer...

A new addition to Saab’s Arexis electronic warfare product line provides added protection for Gripen. For Saab the Arexis airborne Electronic Warfare (EW) architecture is...

One year after launching its first three RF sensing and geolocation satellites, Hawkeye 360 is planning a major enlargement of its constellation. Hawkeye 360...