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Fighting in the electromagnetic spectrum : U.S. Navy and Marine Corps electronic warfare aircraft, operations, and equipment /

Wildenberg, Thomas, 1947-

Fighting in the electromagnetic spectrum : U.S. Navy and Marine Corps electronic warfare aircraft, operations, and equipment / US Navy and Marine Corps electronic warfare aircraft, operations, and equipment U.S. Navy and Marine Corps electronic warfare aircraft, operations, and equipment United States Navy and Marine Corps electronic warfare aircraft, operations, and equipment Thomas Wildenberg. - 1 online resource (xxiii, 270 pages) : illustrations

Includes bibliographical references and index.

"At the beginning of the 20th Century, naval warfare, which for centuries had been limited to the surface, moved quickly into the domain below the surface and the air above. The influence of undersea and aerial warfare in naval history is well known. The fourth domain involving the electromagnetic spectrum, which also appeared at this time, also had an impact on naval warfare, though much less has been written about this important aspect of military conflict on the high seas. When navies began to make use of the airways, they soon discovered that it could also be used as a unique source of information about the opposing force, instituting a form of intelligence that would later be termed Electronic Intelligence. Also discovered was the value of interrupting or corrupting the enemy's communication signals that were transmitted in the ether, thus beginning a method of fighting we now term Electronic Warfare"--

1682478505 9781682478509

2023006234


United States. Navy --Aviation--History.
United States. Navy.


Electronic warfare aircraft--United States.
Electronics in naval aviation.
Armed Forces--Aviation.
Electronic warfare aircraft.
Electronics in naval aviation.


United States.


History.
Electronic books.

UG1242.E43 / W553 2023

623.74/6