Electronic warfare at sea: new challenges, new opportunities

Article Abstract:

Real problems are slowing integration of electronic warfare systems into onboard combat systems. The technological issues such as electronic support measures and radar fingerprinting are analyzed.

New capacity, new plant construction, Analysis, Forecasts and trends, Defense spending, Weapons systems, Technology and state, Technology policy, Electronic warfare

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The new shape of ships

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The new alternative hulls are being used by the present day ships like the US Navy's DD(X) destroyer and Littoral Combat Ship (LCS). The advantages and limitations of the new hull forms like the wave-piercing tumblehome of DD(X) and the alternative semi-planning and trimaran hulls for the LCS are discussed.

Facilities & equipment, Equipment and supplies, Naval vessels, Warships, Littoral Combat Ship (Ship), DD(X) guided missile destroyer (Ship)

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Communications in multinational forces

Article Abstract:

The naval Internet being promoted by the US Navy is probably the only practical approach to command and control for pick-up coalition forces. The key to success is however, not only providing the required technology, but in understanding the great variety of naval operating philosophies represented by different Navies, and selling all of them on the used US philosophy, which emphasizes the commonly agreed tactical picture.

General services, Radio & TV communications equipment, Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Military Command & Control Systems, Company systems management, Information management, Command and control systems

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