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Synopsis

Electronic Warfare for Beginners gives you an accessible, structured introduction to the technologies that can disrupt communications, deceive navigation systems, expose enemy activity, and reshape military operations.

Without requiring an engineering background, it explains how electronic warfare works and why control of the spectrum has become essential to survival on today’s battlefield.

Inside, you will:

  • Understand electronic attack, electronic protection, and electronic support
  • Discover how radar, military radio, satellite communications, and signals intelligence operate
  • Learn the differences between barrage, spot, sweep, and deceptive jamming
  • Explore how GPS and GNSS jamming can affect troops, aircraft, ships, and civilian infrastructure
  • See how spoofing creates false positions, phantom targets, and misleading radar returns
  • Examine the growing connection between cyber operations and electromagnetic warfare
  • Understand FPV drones, loitering munitions, autonomous systems, and drone swarms
  • Compare electronic and kinetic approaches to counter-drone defense
  • Explore emerging technologies such as cognitive electronic warfare and artificial intelligence

From the physics of radio signals to the electronic contest surrounding drones in Ukraine, each topic builds your knowledge through clear explanations, practical examples, and organized chapter summaries.

Whether you are a student, military-history reader, defense enthusiast, journalist, policymaker, or technology professional, this book will help you interpret the systems and strategies shaping modern conflict.

Take control of the invisible battlefield—get your copy today.

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