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Introduction to Electronic Warfare
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Item Number: L0102
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Introduction to Electronic Warfare
Information Text 55150B
Prepared by Office of Special Assistant-Education Advisor, U.S. Army Signal Center and School
An introductory history of electronic warfare from before World War I through World War II and into the 1960s.
The majority of the coverage is on World War II aerial electronic measures and countermeasures.
Originally published in 1970 by the U.S. Army Signal Center and School, Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey, as a soft cover loose-leaf booklet.
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General
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In Early Times
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In Later Times
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The Beginnings of Electronic Warfare
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Espionage and ECM
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Passive ECM in World War I
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Radio Intercept
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Direction Finding
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Wire Intercept
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ECCM in World War I
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Electronic Deception in World War I
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Active ECM in World War I
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Passive ECM Between Wars
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Scientific Developments
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Electronic Warfare in World War II
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The Wizard War
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The Battle of the Beams
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Passive Radar Countermeasures Early Search Operations
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Freya: For Warning
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Wurzburg: For GCI
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Benito
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Lichtenstein: For AI
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Active Electronic Countermeasures: Noncom-ECM
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Early Radar Jamming
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Window
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Other Confusion Devices
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Carpet
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Other Electronic Jammers
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Active Electronic Countermeasures: Com-ECM
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Radar Counter-Countermeasures: Anti-jamming
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Tactical Employment of Active Countermeasures
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Electronic Jammers
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Confusion Devices
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Ferrets and Ground ECM Units
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Anti-Submarine Warfare
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D-Day Support and Diversionary Tactics
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Combat Training
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Proximity Fuzes
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EW Today and Tomorrow
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Cold War
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Present Trends
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Future Trends
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Bibliography
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Glossary
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52 pages
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15 photos
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10 illustrations
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9 maps
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1 chart
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