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AFRL Looking for Novel Approaches to Electronic Warfare

AFRL Looking for Novel Approaches to Electronic Warfare
After U.S. Air Force acquisition chief Andrew Hunter last June approved the BAE Systems' F-15 Eagle Passive/Active Warning and Survivability System (EPAWSS) for installation on 43 F-15Es, Air Force Col. Matthew “Pauly" Schorr, assistant deputy director of Air Combat Command’s plans, programs and requirements directorate, spoke of EPAWSS production with Air Force, Boeing, and BAE Systems personnel on July 21, last year at the Boeing San Antonio Modification Facility adjacent to Joint Base San Antonio (U.S. Air Force Photo)

The spectrum warfare research division of the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL/RYW) at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio is looking for novel approaches to electronic warfare (EW) under the Radio Frequency Electronic Warfare Focused Laboratory Evaluations of Critical Technologies (REFLECT) solicitation. "AFRL/RYW has a need to investigate and develop methodologies, tools, techniques, and capabilities to identify susceptibilities and mitigate vulnerabilities in avionics systems, protect those systems against cyber-attack, provide simulation capabilities required to develop, mature and transition advanced sensor and avionics technologies,…

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