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• FTCN Replay: Coalition Cooperation, China’s Spectrum Push Headline AOC Asia 2026
  The Indo-Pacific's electromagnetic warfare community is racing to keep pace with a shifting spectrum battlefield – a challenge explored at AOC Asia 2026, held earlier this month in Adelaide, Australia. The post FTCN Replay: Coalition Cooperation, China’s Spectrum Push Headline AOC Asia 2026 appeared first on Journal of Electromagnetic Dominance.
• FTCN Replay: EMSO Reform Gets a Foothold in New Defense Spending Bill
  In the latest episode of From the Crows' Nest, Ken Miller and Forza DC's Katy Nazaretova provide an update on the fiscal year 2027 defense budget process – and take a closer look at a recent win for electromagnetic spectrum operations (EMSO) policy on Capitol Hill. The post FTCN Replay: EMSO Reform Gets a Foothold […]
• FTCN Replay: How Adaptation Defines Modern Military Competition
  The grinding stalemate in Ukraine holds a lesson that goes beyond drones and AI. It's the speed of adaptation that's critical to success in modern conflict, noted Bryan Clark of the Hudson Institute on a recent episode of From the Crows' Nest. The post FTCN Replay: How Adaptation Defines Modern Military Competition appeared first on […]
• FTCN Replay: The Threat to GPS Most Americans Don’t Know About
  An invisible threat is quietly undermining one of America's most critical technologies – and most people have no idea it's happening. That was the warning from Dana Goward, President of the Resilient Navigation and Timing Foundation, who joined host Ken Miller on a recent episode of From the Crows Nest. The post FTCN Replay: The […]
• FTCN Replay: How AI is Rewriting the Rules of EW
  Artificial intelligence is reshaping how militaries compete for control of the electromagnetic spectrum – and the US may not be moving fast enough to keep pace. The post FTCN Replay: How AI is Rewriting the Rules of EW appeared first on Journal of Electromagnetic Dominance.
• FTCN Replay: From Iran to the Pacific, US Spectrum Gaps Are Coming Into Focus
  The current military operation against Iran and China’s sweeping military modernization program dominated the latest episode of From the Crow’s Nest, hosted by AOC’s Director of Advocacy & Outreach Ken … The post FTCN Replay: From Iran to the Pacific, US Spectrum Gaps Are Coming Into Focus appeared first on Journal of Electromagnetic Dominance.
• FTCN Replay: The Time Has Come for a Joint EMSO Combat Support Agency
  The Association of Old Crows (AOC) is taking a major step forward in its effort to address long-standing gaps in joint electromagnetic spectrum operations, sponsoring a new policy proposal to the US Congress. The post FTCN Replay: The Time Has Come for a Joint EMSO Combat Support Agency appeared first on Journal of Electromagnetic Dominance.
• FTCN Replay: US Demonstrates Advanced EW Capabilities in Venezuela, Directed Energy Industry Matures
  The recent US military operation to apprehend Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro showcased American forces' sophisticated electromagnetic warfare capabilities while highlighting growing opportunities for directed energy weapons on modern battlefields, according to two defense experts on a recent episode of the From the Crows' Nest podcast with host Ken Miller. The post FTCN Replay: US Demonstrates […]
• FTCN Replay: Why EW Training Must Shift from Fixed Threats to Dynamic Adaptability
  In a recent episode of the From the Crows' Nest podcast, Disruptive EW Machines (DEWM) CEO David Coyle outlined how programmable, adaptable systems can close critical gaps in preparing forces for electromagnetic spectrum operations. The post FTCN Replay: Why EW Training Must Shift from Fixed Threats to Dynamic Adaptability appeared first on Journal of Electromagnetic […]
• FTCN Live from AOC 2025: Interviews from the Show Floor
  From the Crows' Nest host Ken Miller was on the ground for AOC 2025, where he captured candid interviews with industry leaders, military innovators, and government experts. The post FTCN Live from AOC 2025: Interviews from the Show Floor appeared first on Journal of Electromagnetic Dominance.