US Carrier Group Under NATO Command; Only Second Time Since Cold War
The US Navy’s (USN) USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier and its strike group have been placed under NATO command for the second time...
Electronic Warfare Podcast 19: Finger on the Pulse
The dangers of the electromagnetic pulse are back on the agenda, fortunately, technology is helping to mitigate this threat.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in...
Don’t Believe the Hype
The performance of the Russian Army’s Repellent-1 counter-UAV system maybe greatly exaggerated according to Armada’s latest analysis.
Pity the poor Russian Electronic Warfare (EW) cadre....
Fuchs Bows Out
The Koninklijke Landmacht (Dutch Army) is to acquire new Electronic Warfare (EW) vehicles, the country’s defence ministry has announced.
The plans revealed in late...
May Spectrum SitRep
Armada’s monthly round-up of all the latest electronic warfare news in the product, programme and operational domains.
Products
CRFS announced that the company has demonstrated a new...
LAV III to Mechanize Chile’s Amphibious Force
The formal announcement by Chile’s Marine Corps of finalizing its acquisition of twenty-two NZ LAV III 8x8 Wheeled Armoured Combat Vehicles from the New...
US Army Fields M2A4 Upgraded Bradley IFV
The US Army has again extended the active service life of its M2 Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle first introduced in 1981.
The latest M2A4...
Exercise Cold Response Sees ‘huge step forward’ in Norwegian Army/US Marine Corps integration
The Norwegian-hosted NATO amphibious Exercise Cold Response, which took place in northern Norway in March, highlighted the increasing integration between the Norwegian Army and...
NATO’s Carrier Groups Demonstrate Collective Deterrence
NATO is enhancing its immediate and longer-term maritime presence to build deterrence now and into the future, a senior alliance official told a recent...
Farnborough Airshow Planning Strong Return After Four Year Break
Farnborough Airshow (18-22 July) 2022 returns to in-person visitors this summer after a gap of four years, and much has changed in that time....
