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00:10:48

Electronic Warfare Podcast 19: Finger on the Pulse

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2022/05/05

The dangers of the electromagnetic pulse are back on the agenda, fortunately, technology is helping to mitigate this threat. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in late February and the accompanying nuclear sabre-rattling of her president Vladimir Putin is refocusing attention on the Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP). The EMP is a potentially devastating surge of electricity accompanying a nuclear explosion. It can wreck unshielded electronics and electrical systems. Meanwhile, the nuclear ambitions of the

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00:11:45

Electronic Warfare Podcast 18: Cold Space

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2022/04/01

The United States and Soviet Union poured billions of dollars into signals intelligence satellites during the Cold War. These spacecraft were an invulnerable and invaluable means of collecting signals intelligence from their rivals. Yet much of their work was in secret. Today, three decades on from the end of the Cold War, we are starting to learn more about the work of these satellites as documents are declassified and experts share their stories. In our latest Electronic Warfare Podcast, we chat

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00:09:36

Electronic Warfare Podcast 17: Chinese Whispers

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2022/03/03

Chinese electronic warfare is an enigmatic subject. Important new research sheds light on how the People’s Liberation Army’s land forces see EW. Sam Cranny-Evans is a research analyst at London’s Royal United Services Institute. He recently published some interesting new research on People’s Liberation Army (PLA) land forces electronic warfare. We catch up with with Mr. Cranny-Evans in our latest Armada EW podcast. We talk about the PLA’s EW doctrine and posture, and the importance of electronic

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00:08:39

Electronic Warfare Podcast 16: Where Eagles Dare

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2022/02/03

Author and historian Mike Guardia joins us to discuss his latest book Skybreak looking at the career of the US Air Force’s F-15Cs during Operation Desert Storm. Mr. Guardia specifically looks at the McDonnell Douglas/Boeing F-15C Eagle combat aircraft flown by the US Air Force’s 58th Fighter Wing. These jets supported the air campaign accompanying the eviction of Iraq from Kuwait by a US-led coalition in 1991. We talk about the important role of the aircraft’s electronic warfare systems and radars

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00:10:41

Electronic Warfare Podcast 15: Concept Album

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2022/02/03

The concept of operations philosophy is migrating to the world of defence system research, design and development. Traditionally the Concept of Operations (CONOPS) approach is associated with a commander’s intent on the battlefield. What are their goals, how will they be achieved and what are their assumptions? In our latest podcast, we catch up with Mack McKinney of smoothprojects.org. Mr. McKinney is an experienced teacher who has trained thousands of students during his career. He specialises in

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00:06:23

Electronic Warfare Podcast 14: Lightning Reflexes!

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2022/01/05

In our latest podcast we chat to Norm Wade, author of Cyberspace Operations and Electronic Warfare, and owner of The Lightning Press. The Armada postbox was recently graced with the arrival of Norm Wade’s Cyberspace Operations and Electronic Warfare book. Published by The Lightning Press, of which Mr. Wade is the owner, the book is an excellent primer on these two facets of war. Clear, concise and augmented with excellent diagrams and graphics, the book is an indispensable addition to the

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00:15:06

Electronic Warfare Podcast 13: Hello again, Dr. Jones!

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2021/07/08

The RV Jones Institute is working hard to foster excellence in electromagnetic spectrum operations. The institute takes its name from Dr. Reginald Jones, the assistant director of intelligence for science at the UK’s Air Ministry during the Second World War. In this edition of Armada International’s Electronic Warfare podcast we catch up with Melinda and Steve Tourangeau. Ms. Tourangeau is the chair of the institute’s board of directors and the institute’s executive director, while Mr. Tourangeau is

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00:08:29

Electronic Warfare Podcast 12: Clear and Concise

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2021/07/07

The EMSOpedia is a welcome edition to the canon of electromagnetic support operations literature. It is the subject of our latest Armada EW podcast. Electronic warfare is notorious for its complex lexicon. As part of its 70th birthday celebrations Elettronica has developed the EMSOpedia (Electromagnetic Support Operations Encyclopedia). This valuable online resource is a one-stop shop for clear and concise definitions of electronic warfare terminology. In our latest EW podcast we catch up with

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00:07:58

Electronic Warfare Podcast 11: Russia's Iron Sky

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2021/02/04

A new authoritative report on Russia’s Western Military District gives useful insight on the air defence posture of this robustly defended region. In our latest Armada EW Podcast we chat to defence analyst and director of Rochan Consulting Konrad Muzyka. An expert on the Russian military, his new report entitled Russia’s Forces in the Western Military District (WMD) provides a much needed, detailed analysis of Russia’s military capabilities in the WMD. Of particular interest is the district’s air

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00:09:14

Electronic Warfare Podcast 10: You say you want a...

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2021/01/07

Revolution is in the air in the Asia-Pacific as defence industrial sectors in the region change and adapt to new strategic realities. In our latest Armada Electronic Warfare Podcast we catch up with Tate Nurkin, non-resident senior fellow with Forward Defence at the at the Brent Scowcroft Centre for Strategy and Security of the Atlantic Council. Mr. Nurkin recently authored a publication entitled The Five Revolutions: Examining Defence Innovation in the Indo-Pacific Region. This report, which is

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00:13:09

Electronic Warfare Podcast 9: The MANPADS Menace

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2021/01/07

The ever-present threat of MANPADS attacks on civil aircraft continues to concentrate minds around the world and is the subject of our latest Armada EW podcast. Since 1978 293 people have lost their lives in during attacks on civilian aircraft executed by Man-Portable Air Defence Systems. Bird Aerosystems produces self-defence equipment designed to protect civilian and military aircraft against these threats. Mr. Mazor shares his thoughts on the trajectory of the civilian counter-MANPADS market, its

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00:06:20

Electronic Warfare Podcast 8: Getting to know MDO

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2020/11/17

In our latest Armada Electronic Warfare Podcast we catch up with Anthony Nigara of L3Harris to discuss how multifunction EW can help Multi-Domain Operations. Descriptions differ but broadly speaking Armada defines Multi-Domain Operations, known as ‘MDO’ in Pentagon parlance, as integrated operations with sea, land, air and space forces at the tactical, operational and strategic levels enhanced by the integration of personnel, sensors and platforms for the rapid sharing of data. This integration is

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00:07:18

Electronic Warfare Podcast 7: The Cunning Foxbat

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2020/11/11

The Foxbat was one of the most feared and enigmatic aircraft of the Cold War. We chat to Mike Guardia, author of the new book Foxbat Tales: The MiG-25 in Combat about the aircraft’s innovative radar. The MiG-25 (NATO reporting name Foxbat) combat aircraft first graced the skies in March 1964, entering service with the Soviet Air Force in 1970. Reaching top speeds of almost Mach Three (1,600 knots/3,000 kilometres-per-hour), the MiG-25 was a potent interceptor and reconnaissance aircraft. For the

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00:27:08

Armada International Podcast 1: Operating Satcom...

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2020/07/22

Armada International and AsianMilitary Review Editor-in-Chief Andrew Drwiega talks withShaun Schaper, Cobham’s engineering specialist, about how an issue called rotor shadowing led Schaper to co-develop a new service called SB-Helo X-Stream, which enables satcom to operate effectively through the rotor disc of a helicopter.

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00:05:00

Electronic Warfare Podcast 6: Multi-Domain Operations...

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2020/07/07

Multi Domain Operations is a phrase thrown around with abandon, but just what does it mean? We talk to Dr. Bill Conley, Mercury Systems’ chief technology officer to find out. Is MDO just a the latest series of buzzwords or a decisive paradigm shift? The US Department of Defence defines MDO as the rapid and continuous integration of all warfare domains. What does this mean for soldiers, and how is MDO becoming a reality?

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00:11:41

Electronic Warfare Podcast 5: Space-based RF sensing...

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2020/06/01

Space-based RF sensing and analysis is democratising thanks to the influence of the private sector, no longer solely the domain of those nations rich or ambitious enough to retain such capabilities. We talk to John Serafini, CEO of Hawkeye 360 about commercial Radio Frequency (RF) collection and RF data analytics, and hear his perspectives on how this industry is developing, its customer base, and how these services my evolve in the future.

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00:08:38

Electronic Warfare Podcast 4: David Gledhill talks...

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2020/05/20

David Gledhill was a navigator on the Royal Air Force’s (RAF’s) McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom series fighter, and then on the RAF’s Panavia Tornado-F3 fighter. He is now an accomplished author. He shared perspectives on his new Cold War thriller Infiltration, the latest in a series of books which puts the reader in the cockpit and in the middle of the action, giving a taste of what it was like to fly these iconic RAF fighters.

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00:13:52

Electronic Warfare Podcast 3: In Conversation with...

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2020/04/30

Is our fixation with the latest and greatest electronic warfare technology in danger of overwhelming our need to support and nurture the human factor? In our latest Armada EW Podcast we catch up with Jim Kilgallen, president and chief executive officer of COMINT Consulting. We discuss the pitfalls that an over-reliance on the latest technologies at the expense of fostering human endeavour can bring to the communications intelligence domain.

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00:07:41

Electronic Warfare Podcast 2: Electrons in Idlib

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2020/04/30

Although much of the world’s attention is distracted by the Covid-19 pandemic, Syria’s civil war may have entered its end game. Russia and Turkey have incorporated electronic warfare as an integral part of their operations in Syria’s Idlib Government in the north of the country. Armada’s EW podcast examines the EW equipment, tactics and doctrines both sides have brought to bear in what may be the conflict’s decisive phase.

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00:07:35

Electronic Warfare Podcast 1: SEAD Perspectives

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2020/04/30

We are proud to present Armada’s first Electronic Warfare Podcast! We catch up with Shaun Vickers, business development manager at MASS, who shares his thoughts on the challenges facing electronic warfare practitioners regarding the suppression of enemy air defence mission.

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