Most Recent Articles from Journal of Electronic Defense

• Windy City chapter.(AOC NEWS) 

  For those interested in knowing how the Association of Old Crows got its name, a reprint of the old 1988 WindJammer article by Frank Voltaggio...

  09/01/05 · More from publication

• Shutting the bomb factory: technology so far has proven no match for relatively low-tech bombs in Iraq and Afghanistan. 

  Following the fall of Baghdad to US-led forces in 2003, the war to topple the Iraqi regime of Saddam Hussein appeared to be all but over. Iraqi...

  09/01/05 by McKenna, Ted · More from publication

• First person ... singular.(missiles)(Column) 

  I WAS TAKING OFF FROM KORAT AIR BASE IN Thailand two days after Bob Trier became the first Wild Weasel killed in action. Bob and his pilot, John...

  09/01/05 by Lamb, Allen · More from publication

• Doing better.(FROM THE President)(Editorial) 

  This is my 24th and last JED column as your association's president. It has been a privilege and honor that will remain in my memory the rest of...

  09/01/05 by Thomas, Austin K., Jr. · More from publication

• Distance-measuring and interferometric techniques.(ew101) 

  Continuing with our review of emitter-location techniques, this month we'll consider two ways to measure the distance from a receiving system to...

  09/01/05 by Adamy, Dave · More from publication

• Typhoon arises: the Eurofighter Typhoon, though often criticized, represents the state-of-the-air in European military technology.(assessment of Eurofighter Typhoon) 

  The Eurofighter Typhoon is finally reaching full operational service, with its Tranche I aircraft due to be delivered to customers by the end of...

  09/01/05 by Fiszer, Michal · More from publication

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