Knowledge like never before: Navies expect major boost in unmanned airborne signals intelligence/ Sue Robertson

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ROBERTSON Sue

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SIGNAL INTELLIGENCE -- SIGNIT -- AIRBORNE -- AIRCRAFT -- TECHNOLOGY -- UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES -- UAV -- ELECTRONIC WARFARE SYSTEM -- EW

In: Naval Forces Vol.XLII, No.1, 2021, pp.56-59 (41)Summary: About expecting a new equipment in the performance of unmanned airborne signals intelligence. Naval Forces face a new technological trend for the 2020s.

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About expecting a new equipment in the performance of unmanned airborne signals intelligence. Naval Forces face a new technological trend for the 2020s.

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