Synonyms for electronic warfare
elec·tron·ic war·fare

Princeton's WordNet

1. electronic warfare, EWnoun

   military action involving the use of electromagnetic energy to determine or exploit or reduce or prevent hostile use of the electromagnetic spectrum

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1. • Military
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1. United States:

   Even though United States does not have troops on the ground in Ukraine, it has been able to tell the Ukrainian military where to fire their weapons by sending signals from its electronic warfare aircraft, we need to make sure we have the necessary equipment to link with United States military systems at times of war.

2. Chris Dougherty:

   Electronic warfare is central to knocking the Russians off balance, this is an important distinction. We need to be able to attack their comms and targeting networks.

3. Frank Kendall:

   We have been doing some things to try to address the problem. This is a serious problem for the country. It is not just missiles it is other things such as electronic warfare capability, anti-satellite capability – a number of things which I think that are being developed very consciously to defeat the American way of projecting power. We need to respond to that.

4. Ben Hodges:

   We look at Russia as a pure adversary [now], i am very impressed and concerned with the development of Russia's electronic warfare capability. You know, the last 20 years, we were focused correctly, on cellphones, and terrorist networks and in trying to intercept and crack into those.

5. Joe Ottaviano:

   SEWIP is the Navy’s continued push to keep electronic warfare excellence ahead of the threat. It is an incremental set of upgrades to the SLQ-32 which was designed in the late 70s and deployed in the 80s. It gives the Navy the ability to upgrade and outpace the threat. It provides the ability to quickly upgrade processing as new threats come online and become more complex without overhauling the antenna.