electronic warfare

But they hit you with an electronic warfare field first.

He was a recent graduate of electronic warfare school, first in his class.

Harris had spent most of his career in electronic warfare.

So is their electronic warfare ability, only it's more like magic.

He looked at his lieutenant, the one in charge of electronic warfare.

"The electronic warfare we could wage against them, they have not experienced before."

Quick change is the rule in electronic warfare, not the exception.

It is recognized today that this battle was the beginning of electronic warfare.

Such training includes weapons management, electronic warfare, and water survival.

Someone back there had some pretty decent electronic warfare capabilities, and they were using them.

This is by far the fastest growing and most complex of electronic warfare analysis.

The ship will also be equipped with electronic warfare devices.

In a way this was electronic warfare, in the true sense of the word.

"Not many changes at the electronic warfare officer's station, either," Elliott asked.

At first he thought they were being targeted by electronic warfare pods.

As of 2010 it was expected to be operational in 2013 and will test communication electronic warfare systems.

Electronic warfare was a thought all the mercenaries were sharing.

Later he was director of electronic warfare testing of the F-15.

Things are far different in electronic warfare, where both sides constantly improve technologies.

The jamming would tell the operators something about American electronic warfare systems.

Maybe we'll move into electronic warfare and give the command to the guys with the computers."

I heard one of the electronic warfare technicians say.

The electronic warfare officer sat behind the pilot facing to the rear.

The plane has 17 crew members, including electronic warfare officers and other mission specialists.

He replied, "A man who was an electronic warfare technician.