The Army is refining its approach to the Terrestrial Layer System for BCTs and the Multifunction Electronic Warfare-Air Large ...

While there is a potential for sharing key frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum between the military and the private sector, and the Defense Department has even put out a testified before ...

The US military is increasingly looking into countering detection in the electromagnetic spectrum, defeating drones, and stepping up its electronic warfare capabilities amid developments in Ukraine.

Electromagnetic Battle Management-Joint Decision Support (EMBM-J DS), according to DISA’s press release, will help improve communications, navigation and weapons systems by providing U.S. military ...

In the western Pacific, troops are also working on sustaining water and power, seeing and detecting enemies at further distances, and more.

Better utilizing the resources available to us is one of technology’s greatest strengths. Whether it's getting more corn out ...

You can't see the electromagnetic spectrum, but its connections are crucial to our defense systems. New 950th Spectrum Warfare Group gears up to safeguard military communications at Robins Air ...

Electromagnetic spectrum is a scarce national resource with significant implications for national security and economic growth. The S-band, spanning from 2–4 gigahertz (GHz), is a crucial frequency ...

The portions of the electromagnetic spectrum in question are those that fall between 3.1 to 3.45 gigahertz (GHz) ... “The U.S. military will require more, not less, ...