Opinion: Electronic Warfare Must Get More Nimble
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Credit: Harris Electronic Systems
Electronic warfare (EW) has evolved dramatically over the past several decades. Ground-based signals intelligence was first adopted during World War I, and since then, technology has advanced at a rapid pace to counter increasingly sophisticated threats. Today, anti-access/area-denial strategies and...
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