
I write about the electromagnetic spectrum as a battlefield domain, translating complex physics, sensing, communications, and electronic warfare concepts into practical lessons for modern military leaders.
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In last weeks article, I covered how the dot on a radar screen becomes a track. A radar produces detections; tracking software is designed to tie the possible targets together. By the time the Soldier sees the track, much of the uncertainty...
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At the end of last week’s Substack article, I reached the limit of my understanding when it came to passive radar.
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Army officer writing on the electromagnetic spectrum. I translate physics, sensing, communications, and electronic warfare into practical lessons for leaders preparing for modern conflict; making the invisible battlefield visible.
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