As part of the AOC's suggested strategy for EW in the 21st century paper and conference; the JP 13-1 definition for Electronic Warfare must be restated to reflect the maturation of technologies across the Electromagnetic Spectrum (EMS). It is now important to recognize a fourth subdivision of EW – Electromagnetic Spectrum Control. It is more critical now than ever, that the management and coordination of all friendly systems in the increasingly congested EMS be focused and recognized as still Electronic Warfare... join this debate Feb 23 in Chantilly, VA.

This conference brings together senior industry and service leaders to discuss these challenges especially with the overlapping technologies and capabilities in Cyber Operations and Counter Space Operations.

Don't miss your opportunity to visit the nation's capital and meet your congressional respresentatives. CHAD 2010, formerly known as Capitol Hill Round-up, is a two-day event that includes a Capitol Hill EW symposium, grassroots training seminar, social networking and meetings with Members of the US House of Representatives and Senate.

Join us in Las Vegas for the Joint Electronic Attack Conference: AEA Operations Supporting Land, Sea and Air. Key topics will include data fusion, Net-centric operations, JSEAD transformation, AEA applications and threats to future air operations. Current operations and trends from warfighters highlight the conference.

In Berlin, Germany, the global event for EW - held in collaboration with the AOC and strongly supported by European & international industry.

The world of EW is changing rapidly with increases in the asymmetric threat and the proliferation of highly technical conventional weapons being used to target high value assets. SELEX Galileo welcomes the opportunity to meet with EW professionals and customers to discuss advances in technology at events like The Shephard Group's EW2010 in Berlin.

The former aviator flew an astounding 169 combat missions, was honored by three presidents and received the Distinguished Flying Cross. NBC's Brian Williams reports. (MSNBC)

The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) is publicly displaying its modified Gulfstream 550-based airborne early warning (AEW) platform for the first time at the Singapore Airshow. (Flightgobal)

The Air Force will place greater emphasis on training foreign air forces and surveillance missions in the next five years but will still rely heavily on manned fighters, bombers and mobility aircraft, according to a draft of the Quadrennial Defense Review, a road map for the Defense Department. (Air Force Times)

US Fleet Cyber Command was officially established and 10th Fleet re-commissioned on Friday at Fort Meade, MD. Vice Adm. Bernard J. McCullough III will be at the helm. (NavyTimes)

The USA has announced plans to go ahead with a $6.1 billion arms deal with Taiwan, including the sale of 60 Sikorsky UH-60M Black Hawk helicopters and 114 Patriot PAC-3 missiles. (Flightglobal)

China angrily responded to a decision by the Obama administration to go ahead with a $6.4 billion arms sale to Taiwan by suspending military exchanges, adding to tensions between the countries who are now increasingly at odds over a broad range of security and economic issues. (Wall Street Journal)

Col. Jeff Butler is one of two Air Force Academy grads who will be honored at the upcoming 36th National Society of Black Engineers Annual Convention April 3 in Toronto. Col. Butler, an EW engineer, was selected for Lifetime Achievement in Government. (AF.mil)

Germany's ambassador on Friday described as a "nasty surprise" India's decision to scrap a tender for six refuelling planes, for which Franco-German group EADS was the front-runner. (AFP)

According to a survey conducted by CSO magazine and sponsored by Deloitte, the threats posed by cybercrime against companies are increasing quicker than defensive measures are put into place. The 2010 CyberSecurity Watch Survey also suggests that current countermeasures against cyber criminals are not particularly effective. (The New New Internet)

Senior defense officials will aim to hold annual funding levels for weapon programs steady because they know good program performance depends on stability, the Pentagon's top arms buyer said. (AirForce Times)

When Specialist Vernadette Johnson of Hartsville was in high school, she looked up to her brother, Ervin, who was a field artilleryman in the Army. Now that he's an electronic warfare captain with Task Force Marne, she had him swear her in during her re-enlistment. (SC Now.com)

Thank you for your generous support of the Dixie Crows 35th Annual Technical Symposium and EW Conference. In addition to exhibiting and participating in our daily events during the symposium, vendors and registrants have the opportunity to further support our scholarship fund efforts by getting involved with the following sponsorship opportunities.

Each year the AOC membership helps determine the future direction of the AOC by electing representatives to its Board of Directors. Nominations for the 2010 election are now being accepted through April 21.

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