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  • ...mming or deceptive signal generation. It can gather tactical and strategic electronic intelligence, also called electronic support in a tactical context. It can fire AGM-88 H
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  • ...he [[United States Air Force]] '''EB-66''', like its prececessor, was an [[electronic intelligence]] and [[electronic warfare]] aircraft built on a bomber airframe. Neither t In [[air operations against North Vietnam]], the EB-66C was an [[electronic intelligence]] platform capable, over [[North Vietnam]], of identifying [[FAN SONG]] gro
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  • {{r|Electronic intelligence}}
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  • The BAR LOCK is significant in Western [[electronic intelligence]], as being the target of the first serious attempt to measure radar power.
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  • {{r|Electronic intelligence}}
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  • {{r|Electronic intelligence}}
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  • {{r|Electronic intelligence}}
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  • ...ations intelligence]] about radios and other human-oriented systems, and [[electronic intelligence]] against [[radar]], electronic navigation aids, and weapons guidance syste
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  • In an environment where there is a significant concern about [[electronic intelligence]] collection, or a threat of tactical electronic warfare, the frequency shi
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  • ...ort aircraft, the '''RC-135U COMBAT SENT''' is optimized for collection of electronic intelligence (ELINT) on advanced radars. While the RC-135 RIVET JOINT|RC-135 V/W RIVET J
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  • {{r|Electronic intelligence}}
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  • {{r|Electronic intelligence}}
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  • ...ere with electronic warfare#electronic attack|jamming and interception for electronic intelligence, as they rapidly change the frequency they use, so that the jammer will fin
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  • ====Electronic warfare and electronic intelligence====
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  • ...name=NavTecGrowler /> All the receivers and direction finders can provide electronic intelligence.
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  • ...ns of the stealth|stealthy '''F-22 Raptor''' are being planned for attack, electronic intelligence and electronic warfare. A "fifth generation" fighter, it is extremely maneu
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  • ...ters, SWPA, also under Akin but including Navy and Marine Corps, with an [[electronic intelligence]] mission against Japanese radar
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  • The COMINT emphasis of the RIVET JOINT contrasts with the electronic intelligence (ELINT) focus of the RC-135 COMBAT SENT|RC-135U COMBAT SENT. With recent ar ...irst, it may measurement and signature intelligence#cueing|cue a COMINT or electronic intelligence (ELINT) platform, sending the position of the signal it detected to the ant
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  • ...eir deployment. At the national/strategic level, this is usually called '''electronic intelligence''', and '''electronic support''' at the tactical level.
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  • ...ify or counter the radar. When used for military purposes, it is a tool of electronic intelligence. In general, the presence of a radar signal can be detected well before the
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