Electronic Attack Targets Elusive Foes
Credit: BOEING
Aerospace researchers are unveiling unmanned helicopters, microwave weapons and tactics that U.S. Army aircraft must use to survive as they are pushed down to low altitudes in daylight to attack a new lineup of hard-to-find targets. At the top of the Army's list of threats are low-power radios and...
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