The battlefield has always had a hidden dimension — one you can’t see with the naked eye, can’t photograph from a satellite, ...

High above the Pacific Ocean, a large aircraft with a distinctive array of antennas, pods, and blisters cuts through the stratosphere — unseen, unheard, and relentlessly watching. It doesn’t drop ...

NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland — The Air Force manages the land and air legs of the U.S. nuclear triad, but as the service considers the expanding influence of the electromagnetic spectrum on its existing ...

To succeed against top adversaries in the future, experts told Congress the military must better integrate electromagnetic spectrum capabilities with operations. (Capt. Joseph Legros/U.S. Army) ...

We have all seen the grim images of tanks rolling through muddy fields and buildings reduced to rubble by missile strikes. However, some of the most crucial battles taking place in Ukraine are ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. The US Army is taking lessons from the war in Ukraine, where the battlefield has often been described ...

The hapless Russian soldier in a film clip shown at a recent industry trade show was — ironically perhaps — setting up a jammer when a Ukrainian soldier remotely operating a drone spied him from above ...

A bipartisan group of lawmakers who co-chair the Congressional Electromagnetic Warfare Working Group said the Defense Department needs to take more of an active role in enhancing its spectrum use to ...

The Air Force has taken a number of steps to improve its electromagnetic spectrum posture — from reorganizing offices to relying more on adaptable technologies. (Staff Sgt. Evelyn Chavez/U.S. Air ...

Xtremis announced that its spectrumOS platform was selected as the winner of the Spectrum Strike Prize Challenge, a Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) competition to modernize how the U.S. military plans, ...