Electronic Warfare Forecast

Electronic Warfare Forecast addresses the growing worldwide interest in self-protection and early warning systems for virtually every type of military platform, both in the skies and on the surface. One significant factor of the EW market for the years ahead is the need to develop systems to counter improvised explosive devices (IEDs). Another priority will be the RDT&E of IR/EO missile countermeasures systems to address future threats. Also covered in this service are some key radar warning receivers and electronic support measures being produced by system manufacturers worldwide. This service provides reports on approximately 80 key U.S. and international EW programs and systems, all with forecasts and outlooks. Includes three Market Segment Analyses, with five supporting appendices. 

 

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Tab A Lead Sheet Technology Programs
	Chemical, Smoke and Equipment Defeating Technology
	Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC)
	Electromagnetic Effects and Spectrum Control
	Electromagnetic Systems Applied Research (U.S. Navy)
	EW Development (Air Force)
	EW Development (Army)
	EW Development (Navy)
	EW Simulator Development (Navy)
	Global Hawk Integrated Sensor Suite (ISS)
	HALO
	IR/EO CM Technology (Air Force)
	Joint Spectrum Center
	NATO Alliance Ground Surveillance
	Next Generation Jammer (NGJ)
	Non-Comm ECM Technology
	SSDS (Ship Self-Defense System)
Tab B Lead Sheet Jammer Programs
	ALQ-211(V) (SIRFC/AIDEWS)
	ALQ-214 (IDECM)
	ALQ-227
	ALQ-99(V)
	APG-79 & APG-84 RACR
	Compass Call
	EL/L-8222
	JCREW Jammers
	Joint Counter RCIED Electronic Warfare (JCREW) Program
	KG300G
	SLQ-32A(V)
	Spectra
Tab C Lead Sheet RWR/ESM Programs
	ALQ-210(V)
	ALQ-217(V)
	ALQ-218(V) (ICAP III)
	ALR-56(V)
	ALR-67(V)
	ALR-69(V)
	ALR-94(V) (INEWS - F-22 EW Suite)
	APR-39A(V)
	APR-48
	ASTAC
	BLQ-10 ESM
	DR-3000
	EuroDASS/Praetorian
	IAI Family of AEW Systems
	MLQ-40(V) PROPHET Ground (Battlefield EW)
	SE-2
	Sky Guardian
	SPS (Elisra)
	TRC 6200
	Type 921-A ESM/RWR
Tab D Lead Sheet Decoy & Dispenser Programs
	ALE-47(V)
	ALE-50(V)
	ALE-55
	Barricade/SuperBarricade
	BOL Countermeasures
	BriteCloud
	Dagaie/Sagaie
	Miniature Air Launched Decoy (MALD)
	NULKA (Mk 234/250 Decoy, Mk 53 Launcher)
	Outfit DLF 2/3
	Outfit DLH/Siren
	Seagnat
	Spirale/Saphir
	SRBOC (Mk 36/53)
	Vicon 78
	WLY-1
Tab E Lead Sheet IR/EO Programs
	AAQ-24 DIRCM (Nemesis)
	AAR-47(V)
	AAR-54(V) (MWS)
	AAR-57 (CMWS)
	ALQ-212
	AVR-2(V)
	EL/M-2160
	ELT/572
	EMARSS
	LAIRCM (Large Aircraft IRCM)
	PED-1 Lightweight Laser Designator Rangefinder (LLDR)
	Shtora-1
	TADIRCM (Tactical Aircraft Directed IRCM)
Tab F Lead Sheet Other Programs
	ALQ-213(V) (EWMS)
	APG-81(V)
	APG-82
	Combat System Integration
	Range Improvement
Market Analyses
	Analysis 1 The Market for Decoys & Dispensers
	Analysis 2 The Market for Electronic Attack Systems
	Analysis 3 The Market for Electronic Support Measures
Appendices
	Appendix I Agency Location Index
	Appendix II Recommended Websites
	Appendix III Consolidated Production Statistics
	Appendix IV U.S. GAO Report on U.S. Electronic Warfare Concerns
	Appendix V Electronic Warfare Archives

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