By Brian L Davis
Each component of the German military had its personal special badges and accoutrements, all of that are illustrated and defined during this e-book.
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UAS-mounted jammers can be controlled by ground operators substantially distant from the UAS platform. These operators could actually be collocated with the fire support officer in the battalion or brigade TOe where real-time coordination of EA with other forms of indirect fire can occur. A TOe is where tactical battle management occurs. Another form of UAS jammer could take advantage of micro-UASs. Placing dumb, barrage jammers onboard very small UASs and launching them by hand over a small region could prevent an adversary from communicating for, say, 5 minutes, while a platoon-sized operation moves through that region.
This is the process of identifying and verifying targets as being high priorityhigh enough to attack with (usually) indirect-fire weapons, including EA assets. ES sensors are considered wide-area sensors, as opposed to, for example, TV cameras that only cover a small area at a time. As such, ES sensors are most useful for targeting purposes by cueing other confirming assets such as EOIIR sensors or humans [16]. 10 Concluding Remarks An overview of the operating principles of communication ES systems was presented in this chapter.
For most cases of interest herein the propagation medium is the atmosphere surrounding the Earth (the air). Antennas convert the EM energy into electrical signals, which is a form for the energy that the rest of the system can use. Antennas are also used in the reverse fashion for EA applications. They convert electrical energy into EM energy that can be propagated through the atmosphere. Typically there is more than one antenna performing several tasks associated with an RF EW system. Intercept and direction-finding antennas are frequently the same.