One of the prototypes was recently tested at Project Convergence in March.

With continuing resolutions limiting work to be done on new programs, the Army is using current capabilities to reduce risk to speed development once funding becomes available.

A series of events will help officials determine what the concept of employment for EW will be at the division level and what the current program of…

In order to be more responsive to emerging and dynamic battlefield threats, the Army is asking Congress for flexible funding on electronic warfare, along with drones and…

The service is looking to devise an EW architecture separate from the highly classified processes associated with signals intelligence.

The service is pursuing a Terrestrial Layer System-Brigade Combat Team (TLS-BCT) capability.

Open systems architectures will help the Army stay ahead of threats and concepts as they rapidly evolve within the electromagnetic spectrum.

Despite years without a program-of-record jammer, the Army has been testing a family of systems and is nearing fielding.

The Army is developing electronic warfare capabilities in three specific tiers: high altitude, aerial and terrestrial.

Lockheed has won the Army's Phase 2 competition for the Terrestrial Layer System-Echelons Above Brigade, designed to collect and detect signals at extended ranges.