Regaining the advantage -cognitive electronic warfare/ John Knowles
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JED Journal of Electronic Defence : Vol 39, No 12, December 2016, pp.56-62 (70)Summary: The article highlights threat trends are driving the need for cognitive electronic warfare and cognitive electromagnetic battle management.
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The article highlights threat trends are driving the need for cognitive electronic warfare and cognitive electromagnetic battle management.
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