The Army is still working on the concept for ground-launched electronic warfare effects as requirements have not yet been written.

The Army is planning a critical operational test next year for its first brigade signals intelligence and jamming platform, with designs for a larger such system being bid by two companies.

The Army is spinning cyber out from it's electronic warfare program office, in part, due to the joint programs it is delivering.

With an integrated electronic warfare and signals intelligence platform forthcoming, the Army is working on managing these two disciplines that are governed by different authorities.

The Multi-Function Electronic Warfare-Air Large jamming pod is expected to play a diverse role for the Army on multiple platforms.

The Ukraine-Russia war highlights the need for more U.S. troops to learn how to use counter-drone weapons on the frontlines of future battlefields, according to the director of the Pentagon’s Joint Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office.