Digital Battlespace
AOC 2019: Financial and Great Power challenges threaten US electronic warfare capability
Budget pressures and a lack of military programming and industrial agility are some of the main challenges facing the US and its electronic warfare (EW) sector in the coming years, as the so-called Great Powers of Russia and China threaten Western hegemony in the battlespace.
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