EW Europe: Russia's electronic war in Ukraine
Russia has two army corps of proxies operating in Ukrainian territory, including electronic warfare companies, defence sources have revealed. These units are experts, trained to …
Textron Systems Electronic Systems is showcasing a range of technologies at this year's EW Europe, including devices that can be used to train aircrews on how to realistically deal with incoming surface-to-air threats.
Michael Paturzo, managing business development director at Textron Systems Electronic Systems explains the technology, and how it is evolving for new-generation aircraft warning systems that use more of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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