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STORY OF THE WEEK: Call for Presentations Extended - 41st Annual Collaborative Electronic Warfare Symposium
As EW warfighting requirements continue to develop in their complexity and interdependency, it is equally necessary to explore potential solutions to generate joint collaborative EW effects across war fighting domains, mission areas and generations of deployed capabilities. The rapid growth in technology has created potential opportunities to collaborate with EW in new and different ways.

The 41st Annual Collaborative EW Symposium at Point Mugu, CA, January 25-27, will explore new collaborative ideas for EW. This call for presentations challenges presenters to explore the potential benefits to the warfighter of collaborative effects in both currently deployed and developmental capabilities. Presentations are due December 17.
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Last Chance! Register for the Worldwide EW Reprogramming Conference
Today's EW databases require multiple reprogramming languages, making harmonizing databases a growing challenge in all fields. To address the heightened interest in this topic, the AOC is conducting a Worldwide EW Reprogramming Conference in Orlando, FL, December 15-16, 2010.
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What Every EW Professional Needs to Know Today: Applied 21st Century Electronic Warfare
Intended for professionals in operations, support and training directly responsible for execution of electronic warfare missions, this course is intended to re-baseline operational knowledge and reinforce operational context for personnel in or close to the fight. Although some common body of knowledge fundamentals are briefly addressed, this course leans toward a more advanced discussion of applications, capabilities and processes relevant to conducting and sustaining EMS warfare operations.
Be one of the first to take this brand new course, January 18-21, in Westlake Village, CA.
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Agenda Now Available: 2nd Annual AOC Symposium on LPI Radar/ELINT Design Strategies & Counter - LPI Technology
Plan now to attend the AOC's Symposium on Low Probability of Intercept at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA, February 15-17. The General Conference Chairman is CDR Michael Herrera, USN, NPS, and the Technical Program Chairman is Prof. Phillip E. Pace, NPS.
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Industry News

DARPA Long Range Anti-ship Missile Program Continues to Demonstration Phase

Current anti-ship weapons possess limited range and lethality. As at-sea warfare advances, next generation standoff anti-ship weapons systems are needed. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) program is addressing this need by designing and demonstrating two variants of a new anti-ship missile. (Defpro)
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The Fourth Modernization

China is becoming a military force to reckon with in the western Pacific. How should America respond? (The Economist)
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FiestaCrow 2011 Papers Due by
February 1
Papers for FiestaCrow 2011, April 11-14 in San Antonio, TX, are being accepted through February 1. This year's theme is "EW/IO in a Cyber World." Talks should be no longer than 30 minutes. The Technical Chair is Mr. John Langford.
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