Joint Airborne Electronic Attack Moves Toward Reality
FORT WASHINGTON, Md. — The Pentagon’s quandary over who conducts electronic warfare and how the U.S. Air Force plans to rebuild its offensive airborne electronic attack capability — which has been largely dormant since retirement of the EF-111 almost two decades ago — may have been resolved. The U.S...
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