Armada Analysis - Podcasts

Chinese electronic warfare is an enigmatic subject. Important new research sheds light on how the People’s Liberation Army’s land forces see EW.

Sam Cranny-Evans is a research analyst at London’s Roy…

Author and historian Mike Guardia joins us to discuss his latest book Skybreak looking at the career of the US Air Force’s F-15Cs during Operation Desert Storm.

Mr. Guardia specifically looks at the …

The concept of operations philosophy is migrating to the world of defence system research, design and development.

Traditionally the Concept of Operations (CONOPS) approach is associated with a comma…

In our latest podcast we chat to Norm Wade, author of Cyberspace Operations and Electronic Warfare, and owner of The Lightning Press.

The Armada postbox was recently graced with the arrival of Norm W…

The RV Jones Institute is working hard to foster excellence in electromagnetic spectrum operations.

The institute takes its name from Dr. Reginald Jones, the assistant director of intelligence for sc…

The EMSOpedia is a welcome edition to the canon of electromagnetic support operations literature. It is the subject of our latest Armada EW podcast.

Electronic warfare is notorious for its complex le…

A new authoritative report on Russia’s Western Military District gives useful insight on the air defence posture of this robustly defended region.  

In our latest Armada EW Podcast we chat to defence…

Revolution is in the air in the Asia-Pacific as defence industrial sectors in the region change and adapt to new strategic realities.

In our latest Armada Electronic Warfare Podcast we catch up with …

The ever-present threat of MANPADS attacks on civil aircraft continues to concentrate minds around the world and is the subject of our latest Armada EW podcast.

Since 1978 293 people have lost their …

In our latest Armada Electronic Warfare Podcast we catch up with Anthony Nigara of L3Harris to discuss how multifunction EW can help Multi-Domain Operations.

Descriptions differ but broadly speaking …

The Foxbat was one of the most feared and enigmatic aircraft of the Cold War. We chat to Mike Guardia, author of the new book Foxbat Tales: The MiG-25 in Combat about the aircraft’s innovative radar.

Multi Domain Operations is a phrase thrown around with abandon, but just what does it mean? We talk to Dr. Bill Conley, Mercury Systems’ chief technology officer to find out.

Is MDO just a the latest…

Space-based RF sensing and analysis is democratising thanks to the influence of the private sector, no longer solely the domain of those nations rich or ambitious enough to retain such capabilities.

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David Gledhill was a navigator on the Royal Air Force’s (RAF’s) McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom series fighter, and then on the RAF’s Panavia Tornado-F3 fighter.

He is now an accomplished author. He sh…

Is our fixation with the latest and greatest electronic warfare technology in danger of overwhelming our need to support and nurture the human factor?

In our latest Armada EW Podcast we catch up with…

Although much of the world’s attention is distracted by the Covid-19 pandemic, Syria’s civil war may have entered its end game.

Russia and Turkey have incorporated electronic warfare as an integral p…

We are proud to present Armada’s first Electronic Warfare Podcast!

We catch up with Shaun Vickers, business development manager at MASS, who shares his thoughts on the challenges facing electronic wa…