The Department of Defense wants to share bands of the electromagnetic spectrum with industry — and to do so, it needs a modern IT infrastructure to support automated sharing back and forth.. Defense ...

The tool will support groups of specialists, called joint electromagnetic spectrum operations cells, created at some combatant commands to better understand how to operate in the electromagnetic ...

The U.S. has maintained electromagnetic warfare and spectrum management as capabilities to achieve a tactical outcome, said Bill Conley, formerly the Department of Defense’s electronic warfare guru, ...

“We need to start thinking of spectrum as a strategic asset, not just frequency or hopping,” she declared. We need to start thinking of spectrum as a strategic asset, not just frequency or ...

Transmitting data will require ample access to the spectrum, including the use of new tech like 5G that use lower frequencies to communicate more data. “The success of JADC2 relies on our ability to ...

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Feb. 3, 2021) – The Army is improving situational awareness of the electromagnetic battlefield by developing spectrum-sensing capabilities that provide Soldiers ...

The electromagnetic spectrum, or EMS, is behind technology used in every military branch. Navigation, missile threat warning, radio transmission, radar and even cell phones all use it.

The battle over the electromagnetic spectrum has a new player. The United States Strategic Command has stood up a new office to oversee the military’s use of the spectrum.It’s called the Joint ...

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EGLIN AFB — Eglin Air Force Base is the home, at least for now, of a first-of-its-kind Air Force wing working in the electromagnetic spectrum, which stretches from radio waves to visible light ...

For future warfighters, researchers intend to push the outer limits, so to speak, of spectrum. “We’re going to really try to push the electromagnetic spectrum to its fullest extent,” Swindell says.

Congress is reviewing rules to manage the nation's electromagnetic spectrum resources to avoid falling behind China on both 5G deployment and future 6G wireless technology.