Control of the electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) will be critical as operations evolve away from the permissive environment of the past 12 years, VADM David Buss, US Commander Naval Air Forces has stated.
Speaking to Shephard on 12 February, Buss said it was ‘no surprise’ that potential adversaries around the world had capabilities to deny US forces portions of the EMS.
‘We’re operating very diligently with systems we have online today and the systems we will develop and field tomorrow to bring back capabilities to dominate locally the EMS,’ Buss said.
It is widely acknowledged that China and North Korea
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