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ITT Exelis extends U.S. Navy partnership with new Indiana logistics repair ... - MarketWatch (press release) ITT Exelis extends U.S. Navy partnership with new Indiana logistics repair ... MarketWatch (press release) Exelis has already begun logistics and repair work in the new facility on the Integrated Defensive Electronic Countermeasures (IDECM) radio frequency (RF) countermeasures. The system, the next-generation self-defense system for the US Navy's F/A-18, ... and more »

ITT Exelis wins $238 million production award to upgrade self-protection on ... - MarketWatch (press release) GovConWire ITT Exelis wins $238 million production award to upgrade self-protection on ... MarketWatch (press release) It is part of the Integrated Defensive Electronic Countermeasures (IDECM) system, which is the next-generation self-defense system for the US Navy's F/A-18. "The RFCM system responds to threats autonomously with a series of measures to protect the ... Jamming system in full-rate productionUPI.com Clifton defense manufacturer wins $238 million contractNorthJersey.com all 34 news articles »

Two Marines jump with Black Daggers - DVIDS Two Marines jump with Black Daggers DVIDS Army Sgt. Jeff Inman, a demonstration parachutist with the United States Army Special Operations Command, Black Daggers and Cpl. Kevin Willis, an aircraft electronic countermeasures technician with Marine Tactical Electronic Warfare Squadron 4, ... and more »

MURPHY'S LAW: What New Technologies Will Change Naval Warfare in the 21st Century - Strategy Page MURPHY'S LAW: What New Technologies Will Change Naval Warfare in the 21st Century Strategy Page Many of these capabilities are being installed piecemeal, as part of electronic countermeasures or radar systems. And, bit-by-bit, these "thinking systems" are being merged, producing an electronic co-pilot. Systems that completely replace pilots are ... and more »

ITT Exelis opens Indiana facility - UPI.com ITT Exelis opens Indiana facility UPI.com The facility is located adjacent to the center and will provide maintenance and repair on hardware used by Navy, including electronic warfare systems, systems to counter improvised explosive devices, antennas, radar systems, acoustic sensors, ... Crane to Mark New Service CenterInside INdiana Business (press release) all 3 news articles »

ITT Awarded Electronic Warfare Suite Contract - defpro defpro ITT Awarded Electronic Warfare Suite Contract defpro ITT Corp is being awarded a $47.5 million firm-fixed-price contract to procure 15 ALQ-211s, four airborne integrated defensive electronic warfare suites, and two sets of antenna couplers for support production. The effort is in support of the Royal Air ... and more »

Global Aerospace and Defence Industry - MarketWatch (press release) Global Aerospace and Defence Industry MarketWatch (press release) ... Simulation and Training (CBT & E-Learning, Military Training & Simulation, Commercial & Military Visual Simulation, & Commercial & Military Flight Simulation), C4ISR & Related (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, Electronic Warfare, Mine Countermeasures, ... and more »

David Kiely - Telegraph.co.uk Telegraph.co.uk David Kiely Telegraph.co.uk David Kiely, who has died aged 86, made a significant contribution to electronic warfare and wrote a report on marine navigational aids that set the British Isles on the path towards unmanned lighthouses. He was also well known in defence circles for ...

GPS jamming highlights NK cyber war threat - The Korea Herald GPS jamming highlights NK cyber war threat The Korea Herald A recent bout of electronic jamming signals from North Korea highlighted the growing risks of cyber warfare, which experts fear could be among its pledged “special actionsâ€� against South Korea. Hundreds of aircraft and ships have been affected by ... and more »

CSAF, CNO attempt to demystify Air-Sea Battle - DoD Buzz CSAF, CNO attempt to demystify Air-Sea Battle DoD Buzz ... Greenert gave an example that made hacks' and audience members' eyes pop: Why not use a submarine to suppress an adversary's air defenses, and why couldn't it do so without a cruise missile — say, electronic countermeasures or cyber-attack? and more »