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June 2007 Vol. 30 • No. 6 WHO’S WHO IN EUROPEAN EW Also in this issue: Interviews: Gérard Christmann, COL Laurie Buckhout Technology Survey: RWR/ESM/ELINT Systems 323726 Boeing 4/c pg 2/ifc 323726_Boeing.indd 1 3/17/07 9:14:22AM 276184 KOR Electronics 4/c pg 3 KOR Electronics supports the Electronic Warfare Radar Environment and community with advanced Radar Environment Electronic Warfare Simulators and Digital RF Memories. KOR’s Simulators experienced engineering staff works with its customers in formulating cost effective solutions to meet state-of-the-art technical requirements, tight budgets and schedules. Recognized for innovative products, KOR Electronics has supplied foreign and domestic Digital RF defense communities with high performance, Memories reliable and affordable equipment since 1986. Digital RF Memories for your tactical airborne,shipboard,surface and laboratory applications.KOR supplies state-of-the-art KOR Electronics, 10855 Business Center Drive, Building A, Cypress, CA 90630 DRFMs from 1 to 12 bits. Phone: (714) 898-8200 • Fax: (714) 895-7526 Visit our newweb site at www.korelectronics.com • e-mail: [email protected] 276184_KOR.indd 1 3/9/07 1:16:28PM June 2007 • Vol. 30, No. 6 Technology Survey: News 49 RWR/ESM/ELINT Systems Ollie Holt 16 JED offers a detailed look at specifi cations for more The Monitor than 40 RWR/ESM/ELINT receivers available from B-52 Jamming Variant companies worldwide. Again Seeks DOD Blessing 4 58 Book Review 26 Washington Report Stormjammers: The Extraordinary Story of 7 00 Ups and Downs for EW In HASC FY08 Electronic Warfare Operations in the Gulf War e 2 Defense Budget n Ju Departments e | World Report 28 s Thales Captures UK Sub Work; efen Terma to Equip Dutch Chinooks 6 The View From Here D c 8 Calendar ni Features o r t c 12 From the President e El Interview 30 al of Gérard Christmann, General Manager of 14 Letters n Electronic Combat Solutions, Thales Aerospace r u o 56 New Products J 34 e Who’s Who in European EW h T Gábor Zord 60 EW 101 After a period of market correction, European companies have reorganized, reformed 65 AOC News and emerged with a new spirit of regional collaboration. JED takes a look at the varied 69 JED Sales Offi ces landscape of European EW programs and the European companies that support them. 69 Index of Advertisers 46 Interview COL Laurie Buckhout, Chief, Electronic Warfare 70 JED Quick Look Division, Army Asymmetric Warfare Offi ce Cover photos courtesy Eurofighter GmbH, Dassault Aviation, Gripen International KB, Northrop Grumman, Eurocopter and Rheinmetall Landsysteme. 321053 Booz Allen 4/c pg 5 321053_Booz.indd 1 3/13/07 12:10:58PM t h e v i e w from here DESTINATION June 2007 • Vol. 30, No. 6 PARIS EDITORIAL STAFF Editor: John Knowles Managing Editor: Elaine Richardson Senior Editor: Glenn Goodman Assistant Editor: Marianne Kunkel Technical Editor: Ollie Holt Washington Editor: Kernan Chaisson Contributing Writers: Dave Adamy, Gábor Zord T Marketing & Research Coordinator: Allie Hansen his month, most of big players in the defense market will descend on Sales Administration: Esther Biggs Paris for a week of serious business. At Le Bourget, on the northern EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD edge of the city, the trade halls will be brimming with exhibitors and Roy Azevedo attendees, while the bigger deals will be discussed in the corporate Deputy, Tactical Airborne Systems, and Manager, EW, Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems chalets that overlook the flight demonstrations. Mr. Edward Bair In keeping with JED tradition, our cover story this month is about PEO Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors, USA Mr. Chris Bernhardt Europe. I hope you enjoy reading Gábor Zord’s article about “Who’s Who” in Euro- President, ITT Electronic Systems pean EW – a different spin from our previous feature stories about the region. Brig Gen Bruno Berthet General Engineer of the Armament, DGA, French Air Force European EW is going through an interesting period in its history. As with COL Laurie Buckhout the United States, many European militaries are gaining a new appreciation for Chief, EW Division, Army Asymmetric Warfare Office, USA CAPT Bill Chubb EW. This is typical in any sustained military operation, where the enemy has the Program Manager, ATAPS Program Office time and opportunity to locate and exploit weaknesses. Improvised explosive (PMA-272), NAVAIR, USN Mr. Björn Erman devices (IEDs) and IR threats are the major worries for European forces deployed President, Saab Avitronics to Afghanistan and Iraq. In response, there has been significant investment in Mr. Gabriele Gambarara General Manager, Elettronica S.p.A. missile warning systems and flares for aircraft, as well as IED jammers for ground Mr. Hal Gershanoff forces. Past Publisher, JED Mr. Tony Grieco While Europe’s EW spending is stronger today than it has been since the end Former Deputy for Electronic Warfare, OSD 6 of the Cold War, I wonder if these experiences will affect the way European gov- Mr. Walt Havenstein President and CEO, BAE Systems Inc. ernments view EW in their future strategic planning. Will EW achieve the level COL Gary Hopper 7 of importance it held during the Cold War? Or will EW planning fade into the Deputy Director, AFRL Sensors Directorate 0 Mr. Jay Kistler 20 background once these conflicts are over? Technical Director, Air Warfare OUSD (AT&L), OSD e In some areas, European countries still retain very strong EW capabilities. CAPT Steve Kochman nse | Jun Fonrfa avEnaWcl e E,s Weflo far- rpeerxnoatame, cpatlsie ow,n he. allCs o aomsn ipena o rgfe rdtoh uwen ibdte hvs ett-hheieqc ulUeiS ps,pe eElfdu- praoripor tefe oicrstc ieaoslns i.on vtehrey w sotrrlodn ign itne rtmhes CRUMCShoerim p.eC K.fm o Joanaofig n BePrde uoePssurisi,tnl ,tEs eFseAso n(s-uH6 ,An oBdrn eiPnaorg ro– agM rFreayigmm Mhb tOeeerfmr f,A icEbierWec r(r P)aWMfto,Ar Rk-i2ony3ga4 Gl )D,r oUaunSpi sNha Avyir Force e ef In the post-Cold War era, however, European EW manufacturers have thinned Lt Col Richard C. Stockton D Deputy Commander, 53rd Electronic Warfare Group, USAF c down and concentrated their EW product offerings. How many companies in ni Europe manufacture advanced missile warning systems, laser warners, directed PRODUCTION STAFF o Layout & Design: Joel Yap r ct IR countermeasures systems or fiber-optic towed decoys? The answer is, not Advertising Art: Sharlene MacCoy e Proofreader: Linia Hawkins, Judy White El many. (It is worth noting that Israel, which has a much smaller EW industry, Contact the Editor: (978) 509-1450, [email protected] of manufactures all of these products.) Without strategic investment in these ar- Contact the Sales Team Leader: al eas, European militaries will become far more reliant on importing these types (800) 369-6220, ext. 3385 or (352) 333-3385 n [email protected] r u of systems, most likely on a quick reaction basis. This does not bode well for a e Jo strong European defense capability, and that should worry everyone on both Satu (b7s0c3r)i p5t4i9o-n1 6In0f0o romr ea-tmioanil: oPnleeailsine@ cocrnotwacst. oGrlgo.rianne O’Neilin Th sides of the Atlantic. The Journal of Electronic Defense – John Knowles is published for the AOC by Naylor, LLC 5950 NW 1st Place Gainesville, FL 32607 Phone: (800) 369-6220 • Fax: (352) 331-3525 www.naylor.com ©2007 Association of Old Crows/ Naylor, LLC. All rights reserved. The contents of this publication may not be reproduced by any means, in whole in part, without the prior written authorization of the publisher. Editorial: The articles and editorials appearing in this magazine do not represent an official AOC position, except for the official notices printed in the “Association News” section or unless specifically identified as an AOC position. PUBLISHED JUNE 2007/JED-M0607/5984 2 7 7 7 R Lighter Equipment o u t e 2 0 Faster Deployment E 329300 a s t Safer Soldiers Dielectric Labs C 4/c a z e n o v pg 7 wia , wN we .dw i Y l ao br sk .c, oU mS A 1 3 0 3 5 - 9 4 3 3 ( 3 1 5 ) 6 5 5 - 8 7 1 0 DLI has the components to lighten the load (cid:2) OurFiltersmake communication devices smaller and lighter. (cid:2) OurMulti-Layer Capacitorsmake communications cleaner and safer. 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60 EW 101. 65 AOC News Contributing Writers: Dave Adamy, Gábor Zord. Marketing Deputy Commander, 53rd Electronic Warfare Group, USAF.
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