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Protest Decision Reveals Cause For Jammer Pod Redesign

An unplanned redesign of the NGJ MB system played a role in the U.S. Navy’s rejection of a Raytheon bid to use the same pods for a NGJ Low Band demo program.

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The sensor is part of an effort to accumulate technology for the Future Fighter. It is sized for demonstration in an F-2....More
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Protest Decision Reveals Cause For Jammer Pod Redesign

An unplanned redesign of the NGJ MB system played a role in the U.S. Navy’s rejection of a Raytheon bid to use the same pods for a NGJ Low Band demo program....More
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Northrop Grumman Names Two Suppliers For Jammer Bid

Harris and Comtech PST will compete for the U.S. Navy’s low-band version of the Next Generation Jammer pod as part of Northrop Grumman’s team....More
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The U.S. Marine Corps’ last squadron of Northrop Grumman EA-6B airborne jammers has completed its final deployment and entered a yearlong deactivation process....More
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Protest Decision Reveals Cause For Jammer Pod Redesign

U.S. Navy To Adapt EA-18G To Future Of Agile Emitters 1

Japan Reveals Future-Fighter AESA Radar

Protest Decision Reveals Cause For Jammer Pod Redesign

Pentagon Team To Work On Electronic Warfare Gaps

Northrop Grumman Names Two Suppliers For Jammer Bid

U.S. Marines Complete Final EA-6B Deployment 2

UK Company Tests Sigint Module For Small Drones

A New Set Of Electronic Warfare Weapons 3

Saab Flies Second Gripen E As Testing Accelerates 1

Marines Providing Counter-UAS Options To Leadership 6

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