2 août 2023 | International, Naval

Successful Completion of Sea Trials for the Israeli Navy’s New EW Counter Measure Dispensing System by Elbit Systems

The trials tested the capability of the new maritime Electronic Warfare (EW) system to effectively respond to complex missile attack scenarios, including launching decoy rounds from several launchers against multiple...

https://www.epicos.com/article/769767/successful-completion-sea-trials-israeli-navys-new-ew-counter-measure-dispensing

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