Ukraine fields backpackable Patelnya EW system to jam Russian drones, protect troops, and reduce operator health risks.
Ukraine’s Backpackable ‘Frying Pan’ EW Weapon Cooks Drones Mid-Air
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Japan Flexes Hypersonic-Killing Railgun for First Time
Electromagnetic railguns can launch projectiles up to 2,500 meters per second, making them ideal for intercepting fast-moving targets.
Epirus Introduces Microwave Weapon to Counter Emerging Sea Drones
Epirus debuts its Leonidas H2O microwave weapon, a non-kinetic system tested at sea to disable vessel engines and enhance port and coastal defense.
China Says New Microwave Weapon Fired Thousands of Pulses, Survived
China has announced a significant breakthrough in its secretive high-power microwave weapon program, claiming the system survived firing thousands of intense pulses in a recent test.
BlueHalo to Deliver EW Sensors for US Navy, USSOCOM Drones
BlueHalo has secured a $49.9-million contract to provide electronic warfare sensors for the US Navy and US Special Operations Command’s drones.
US Navy Declares IOC for Next-Gen Jammer Mid-Band
The US Navy has declared initial operational capability for the Next-Generation Jammer Mid-Band system, taking a major step in providing the E/A-18 Growler an edge in electromagnetic spectrum warfare.
Leonardo UK to Provide Missile-Luring EW Decoys for US F-35s
The US Navy has awarded Leonardo UK a $33-million contract to supply its BriteCloud 218 Active Expendable Decoys for the F-35 Lightning II fighter aircraft.
Raytheon Completes Review of Advanced Super Hornet EW Prototype
Raytheon has completed a design review for its Advanced Electronic Warfare system prototype for the US Navy’s F/A-18 E/F Super Hornet fleet.
BAE to Develop Advanced Electronic Warfare Tech for US Combat Vehicles
The US Army has awarded BAE a follow-on contract to develop Multi-Class Soft Kill System countermeasures to protect the army’s ground combat vehicles.
UK’s New Laser Defense System Hits All Targets in Trials
The UK’s new laser defense system developed for the Royal Air Force successfully defeated 100 percent of threats with pinpoint accuracy during recent live-fire trials.
