Evolving for the future fight
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As we look to the future, the battlespace will continue to grow increasingly complex with new technologies such as artificial intelligence, along with the interoperability demands of cross-domain warfighting. These challenges require a holistic view of our customer’s problem sets, and solution development tailored to provide layered-advantages across the entire kill web.
Counter-command, control, communications, computers, combat systems, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, targeting (C5ISRT) technologies degrade and disrupt the enemy’s command and control network. BAE Systems’ next-generation solutions instil confidence in the warfighter that they have a full operational picture, inclusive of the electromagnetic spectrum, and can deliver decisive electromagnetic attacks that drive mission success while preserving friendly use of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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