Pioneering AOEW: Elevating Naval Electronic Warfare
Lockheed Martin conducted a successful government test for the Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare (AOEW) system on a U.S. Navy
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Lockheed Martin conducted a successful government test for the Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare (AOEW) system on a U.S. Navy
In the rapidly changing theatre of modern warfare, Lockheed Martin's AOEW system stands as a testament to the ingenuity and foresight required to maintain dominance in the electronic warfare domain, seamlessly integrating advanced technology with strategic military prowess.
MH-60 Seahawk helicopters are set to use new AN/ALQ-248 electronic warfare pods to cooperatively defend ships against incoming missiles.
Lockheed Martin has tested an electronic warfare system designed to equip the U.S. Navy's helicopter fleet with electronic surveillance and attack capabilities against anti-ship missile threats. The Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare system demonstrated its ability to perform engagement testing and detect and destroy threats while installed aboard an MH-60R helicopter, Lockheed said Tuesday.
Potent as they may seem from afar, U.S. Navy ships are always vulnerable when faced with enemy missiles. That's why the country has invested heavily...