Digital Battlespace
EW Europe: Ukraine highlights EW threat
Access to, and control of, the electromagnetic spectrum for military operations is one of the defining aspects of electronic warfare, and its importance is being starkly illustrated by the current conflict in eastern Ukraine.
Although denied by the Moscow government, it is believed the separatists fighting the three-year-long conflict in ...
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