Digital Battlespace
US Army moves out with new radar jamming R&D
The US Army has put electronic warfare manufacturer BAE Systems on contract for research and development of advanced radar jamming technologies - a collaboration that will see the company look to specifically improve rotary and unmanned radar detection capabilities.
Rapid electronic component manufacturing arm, BAE Systems FAST Labs, will contribute to ...
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