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radar countermeasures

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Given the greater threat from missiles with infrared seekers (some 4000 are reported to have recently vanished from a depot in Iraq), and the complexities of the subject of radar countermeasures, this article will focus on the problems they pose to aircraft and the self-protection products required.
Shake it off your tail! The sky is a hostile environment for military ... by Hooton, E.R. / Armada International
The AN/ALQ-135 is an internally mounted radar countermeasures system designed for the F-15 Eagle fighter aircraft.
LaBarge Awarded $1.7 Million Contract to Produce Electronic ... by Business Wire
Airborne radar countermeasures traditionally take the form of stand-off and stand-in (escort) jamming, but many tactical aircraft can now carry (and in some cases house) their own defensive jamming equipment.
The evolution of airborne electronic warfare systems by Braybrook, Roy / Armada International
 
 
 
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